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| Attack on Pearl Harbor is an ambitious game that tries to blend the theatrics of film with the mechanics of a flight sim; how does it turn out? Attack on Pearl Harbor, developed by Legendo Entertainment, is something unique in today's age of cookie cutter games - it sets itself apart by trying to create a hybrid of two beloved genres: Flight Simulator and Pick-Up and Play Arcade Style games. You'd be surprised if it actually worked, right? Well, keep those peepers in your head. You're about to be astounded. Rather than solely relying on one area of either genre, AoPH keeps it simple; fly & shoot. To my knowledge there has only been one other game that has aspired to do what Pearl Harbor has done; Crimson Skies, which was held to critical acclaim some years ago. Your name is Douglas Knox, already a veteran of World War II; you're called back into action once the Japanese attack Pearl Harbor. Simultaneously you can play as Zenji Yamada, Japanese ace aviator, thrown into the thick of war, bound by honor to fight or die. Attack on Pearl Harbor gives you the unique option to play on either side of the historical campaign, and more surprisingly, does not make claims of villains or heroes, only perspective. The story is illustrated through cut-scene comic-book-esque panels that appear from time to time narrating your adventure across the pacific. While the story is a bit short on details, visiting some of the places that these battles actually took place is pretty cool and unexpected from an arcade-style game. Which path you choose will ultimately send you through a different story, so choose wisely. The only real problem with the game play is that after the first ten or so missions, the tasks you're asked to perform might get monotonous - you're in a plane and you shoot things. Legendo does their best to keep things interesting, and for some it works, and for others it just seems a bit contrived. For an example, one of the missions you escort another plane, which really just boils down to shooting other planes quicker than they can shoot your buddy down. As much, or perhaps, as little variation there is, AoPH maintains to be an addicting game. Attack on Pearl Harbor is a simple game, but that doesn't bog it down or subtract from its appeal, on the contrary, in fact. Most gamers are put off by the hardcore flight Sims of today, and dare I say, tomorrow, because of all of the keyboard configurations, combinations and intense mapping of key binds; how does Attack on Pearl Harbor handle this? You use your mouse. Sure, you can use your typical WASD (W for forward, A for Left, S for Down, D for Right) configuration, but you're not limited to just that. With just the mouse alone, you can control ninety-nine percent of the moves that are available to your character in game. Firing, of course, is left click, while missiles are fired by pressing down on your right button. Accelerate and Decelerate are handled (if you so wish) with your mouse' click-wheel (if you don't have a mouse with a click-wheel, seriously, get with the now. You should probably upgrade from your PS2-Port as well) and your maneuvers are (drum roll please) controlled by moving your mouse up and down on the X/Y axis. Multiplayer is exactly what you might expect from such a title; you fly and you shoot. Barebones at best at the moment, even the display containing information such as Ping (computer to computer latency) has been left out. At the moment, all I could find were dogfighting servers, where each player is pitted against each other in a battle to the death. Again, the experience is exactly how you'd expect it to be; which is a bit of a let down. A few more modes of multiplay would have been great; cooperative, objective based, team based or even follow the leader could have added a whole new level to the game. The graphics are well done, though they were a bit demanding in this release I received, an un-optimized version. Attack on Pearl Harbor boasts some pretty meager system requirements, which is good, but maintains to output some very nice visuals. One thing you will notice is the abundance of explosions and volumetric effects which lend it the feel of some major action movies, namely Pearl Harbor; don't act like you didn't see it. We all did. Even with exploding fireballs abound, the game holds up nicely with little to no loss of frame rate and few hiccups on all high. If your machine can't handle high resolutions and volumetric materials, I'm afraid to say that your experience might be a bit lessened. While the game looks great on all high, due to lighting tricks mainly, the world seems a bit bare without these options enabled. There is a little tip though; if you're computer is struggling with Horizon Blur (DoF) and 3D shadows, disable Horizon Blur for a major increase in frames per second while still retaining some great visuals. Sound can, and usually is, the most lacking aspect of all games. Why more studios don't spend more time on this, I don't have any clue, but it seems like it was just a mere afterthought for Attack on Pearl Harbor and aside from the standard cannon fire, and the main track, there isn't much else. Nothing to complain about and nothing really outstanding; it just is. In a sense, when you don't have anything remarkable about a specific area in a game, it's mediocre; wherein the problem lies. If you can't say anything good, and you can't say anything bad, you're really not saying much about it, and that's just bad for games. Period. I think some of the guns might have different sounds for their cannons, but really, in the state of gaming we're in, that should go without saying. Over the next few weeks Legendo might beef up some of the sounds, so stay optimistic about this element. Overall, Attack on Pearl Harbor is a pretty fun adventure; you can really get into it and the action feels pretty epic. Some of the levels are a bit boring, and for the hardcore FlightSimm'er, you'll feel a little insulted at the (lack of) control configurations - so this game probably won't sit well with you. For the average Joe, this game might actually bring you into the world of Flight Sim X and IL-2, both of which are great games but very complicated, and if it doesn't sway you into the hardcore side of this genre, you'll still have a ton of fun pulling down some bogies. Attack on Pearl Harbor ships out this summer. Let the Ice-Man jokes ensue. by Dan Thompson |
| Attack on Pearl Harbor - The Story |
Overview: In development by Legendo Entertainment, Attack on Pearl Harbor is an aerial combat game that will allow players to relive the action-filled dogfights of the Pacific Theater of WWII as both Japanese and American pilots. Featuring arcade-styled gameplay, an accessible interface and extensive tutorials, players will be able to quickly jump into the cockpit and take part in exciting aerial battles. Richly detailed graphics, graphic-novel inspired cutscenes and realistic radio chatter round out the experience. Attack on Pearl Harbor features four solo campaigns, plus a 'quick play' dogfight mode. In addition to the initial Japanese attack on Oahu, the game also offers a host of famed and challenging scenarios such as the Battle of Midway, Iwo Jima, Burma and Manila. Each campaign spans several months during 1941-1945, presenting an exciting and varied selection of missions. Features:
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Successfully complete the indicated task during the listed mission:
American missions
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- 1. Battle Of The Eastern Solomons: Sink every Japanese ship in the area.
- 2. Battle Of Cape Esperance: Eliminate the southern escaping convoy.
- 3. Battle Of Santa Cruz: Sink a battleship from the Vanguard Force. Additionally, destroy all enemy ships on the Veteran difficulty (hidden objective).
- 4. Defense Of Henderson Field: Eliminate the destroyers Ikachuki and Inazuma.
- 5. First Battle Of Guadalcanal: Sink the Heiei within five minutes.
- 6. Second Battle Of Guadalcanal: Destroy all three seaplanes stationed at Savo Island.
- 7. Invasion Of Tarawa: Destroy all anti-air guns.
- 8. Battle Of The Philippine Sea: Achieve victory without the loss of USS Albacore.
- 9. Divine Winds Of Leyte: Bomb all fortresses into the ground.
- 10. Battle Of Cape England: Destroy the Japanese transport convoy.
- 11. Sub On Patrol: Steal the Japanese recon plane.
- 12. Air Raid Against Indochina: Sink the convoy before it can escape. Additionally, destroy the train with the exploding refinery (hidden objective).
- 13. Invading Iwo Jima: Protect all transport ships.
- 14. Battle Of Okinawa: Prevent the Yamato from reaching the shore.
Japanese missions
- 1. Attack On Pearl Harbor: Bomb the Neosho as it passes the California. Additionally, destroy both Henry's ship and Donald's plane in Pearl Harbor (hidden objective).
- 2. Destruction Of Z Force: Destroy the Repulse before the reinforcements arrive.
- 3. Battle Of Java Sea: Prevent all the attacks on transports by sinking the destroyer Electra.
- 4. Saving The Soho: Find and destroy the radar station.
- 5. Invading Of Port Moresby: Keep hold of your bases.
- 6. Hunt For The USS Hornet: Destroy all transport ships in the convoy.
- 7. Invasion Of Midway: Disable the airfields by destroying all the fuel tanks.
- 8. Defense Of Guadalcanal: Do not allow any of the landing ships to reach the shore.
- 9. Solomons Skirmish: Keep all Japanese battleships operational.
- 10. Attack On Sydney's Harbour: Find the lost Japanese recon plane marked on the map as O-804.
- 11. Seizing The Fijis: Spot the minefield with a recon plane.
- 12. Meet The Germans: Sink at least one ship with both submarines. Additionally, land in the sea with a flying boat or a seaplane (hidden objective).
- 13. The Road To Hawaii: Destroy the radio station and its defenses on the small island to the west.
- 14. Invasion Of Hawaii: Send a recon plane to spot enemy submarines before the attack.
Successfully complete the indicated task to unlock the corresponding unit:
American missions
- Allen M. Sumner Class Destroyer: Successfully complete the 'Battle Of Santa Cruz' mission.
- Anti-Submarine Warfare Fletcher Class Destroyer: Successfully complete the 'Battle Of Cape Engano' mission.
- Atlanta Class Anti-Aircraft Cruiser: Successfully complete the 'Battle Of Cape Esperance' mission.
- B-29 SuperFortress Heavy Bomber: Successfully complete the 'Air Raid Against Indochina' mission.
- Gato Class Attack Submarine: Successfully complete the 'Defense Of Henderson Airfield' mission.
- Iowa Class Battleship: Get a gold medal on the 'First Battle Of Guadalcanal' mission.
- TBM-3 General Motors Avenger: Get a gold medal on the 'Battle Of Okinawa' mission.
Japanese missions
- Akizuki Class Anti-Air Destroyer: Get a silver medal on the 'Saving The Shoho' mission.
- H8K Emily Flying Boat: Get a silver medal on the 'Destruction Of Z Force' mission.
- I-400 Submarine: Get a silver medal on the 'Hunt For The USS Hornet' mission.
- J7W Shinden Fighter Plane: Get a silver medal on the 'Invading Of Port Moresby' mission.
- Betty with Ohka Suicide Rocket Plane: Get a gold medal on the 'Invasion Of Hawaii' mission.
- Shimikazi Advanced Torpedo Destroyer: Get a silver medal on the 'Solomons Skirmish' mission.
- Tone Class Heavy Cruiser: Get a silver medal on the 'Battle Of Java Sea' mission.
- Type B Submarine with Kaiten Manned Torpedoes: Get a silver medal on the 'Attack On Sydney's Harbour' mission.
- Yamato Class Battleship: Get a gold medal on the 'Invasion Of Midway' mission.
Accomplish the indicated achievement to get the corresponding number of Gamerscore points:
- Tin Can Captain (15 points): Sink 20 enemy ships with your destroyer by using torpedoes.
- Broadside Kill (15 points): Sink an enemy ship with your cruiser in 15 seconds.
- Long-range Gunnery (15 points): Destroy an enemy ship which is over 2800 meters away using a battleship.
- Flat-top Commander (15 points): Send 50 planes into the air with the support manager.
- Death from Below (15 points): Sink an enemy battleship with your submarine.
- Fighter Ace (15 points): Destroy 5 enemy planes in less than 30 seconds without losing your fighter plane.
- Hat-trick (15 points): Achieve 3 torpedo hits with the same torpedo bomber.
- Deadly Accuracy (15 points): Cause 20 magazine explosions with dive bombers.
- Double Whammy (15 points): Damage at least two targets in one bombing run.
- Supply Line (5 points): Use the support manager to successfully send up a plane or request a ship.
- Advantage (5 points): Use the naval supply manager to activate a naval supply.
- Banzaaai! (15 points): Crash into an enemy ship while flying at least 600km/h.
- Surprise Attack (10 points): Strafe all parked planes in Pearl Harbor.
- Turning Point (10 points): Sink all US Carriers in the Invasion of Midway.
- Preventive Strike (10 points): Sink the US Battleship before the reinforcements arrive in Solomons' Skirmish.
- Under Cover of Darkness (10 points): Win a night battle.
- Queen Sacrifice (10 points): Sink the abandoned Hornet in the Battle of Santa Cruz.
- Marianas Turkey Shoot (10 points): Destroy 20 enemy planes in the Battle of the Philippine Sea.
- Zero Damage (10 points): None of the kamikaze planes should hit any of your ships during Divine Winds of Leyte.
- Take No Prisoners (50 points): Destroy every hostile unit in Battle of Santa Cruz on Veteran difficulty.
- National Veteran (20 points): Participate in 25 online sessions as the US.
- National Hero (50 points): Participate in 100 online sessions as the US.
- Fist of the Empire (20 points): Participate in 25 online sessions as the Japanese.
- Wrath of the Empire (50 points): Participate in 100 online sessions as the Japanese.
- War Room (10 points): Host and play through 50 online sessions.
- Conqueror (20 points): Win 50 online sessions.
- Armchair Admiral (10 points): Win an online Island Capture session using the map screen only to attack units or emplacements.
- Frontline Admiral (10 points): Win an online Island Capture session without switching to the map screen.
- Rising Sun (60 points): Complete the Japanese Campaign on Veteran difficulty.
- Stars and Stripes (60 points): Complete the US Campaign on Veteran difficulty.
- Submarine Hunter-killer (20 points): Destroy an enemy submarine with a submarine by using torpedoes.
- Overwhelming Force (25 points): Complete the Japanese Campaign on Any difficulty.
- Shock and Awe (25 points): Complete the US Campaign on Any difficulty.
- Island Hopping (30 points): Win every Island Capture map at least once.
- Victory Rush (30 points): Win every Competitive, Duel, Escort and Siege map at least once.
- Fleet Commander (50 points): Reach the rank of Lieutenant.
- Head of the Fleet (100 points): Reach the rank of Fleet Admiral.
- Disembarkation (5 points): Capture a base by using landing ships.
- Airborne Invasion (10 points): Capture a base by using paratroopers.
- Don't Mess with the Big Boys (10 points): Sink a hostile carrier with your battleship.
- Repair for your Life (10 points): Survive being fatally damaged by retaining minimal health.
- Against the Odds (10 points): Sink a stronger enemy ship than your ship.
- We're not finished yet! (20 points): Sink an enemy ship while your ship is under 3% health.
- Pure Gold (10 points): Get your first gold medal.
- Hero of Midway (10 points): Played Battlestations Midway.
Additionally, there are five secret achievements:
- Past Memories (10 points): Destroy both Henry's ship and Donald's plane in Pearl Harbor.
- I've Changed My Mind (10 points): Land manually on an airfield or carrier with a kamikaze squadron.
- Underwater Hideout (10 points): Discover the secret underwater cave of Sydney Harbor.
- Trainkiller (10 points): Destroy the train with the exploding refinery in Air raid Against Indochina.
- Flying Fish (5 points): Land on the water with a seaplane or flying boat.