SEGA AGES G-LOC: Air Battle
- July 4, 2013
Why do all the enemies look like they're running away? Am I the bad guy?
Strap yourself in and take to the skies in G-LOC: Air Battle. Dive, climb and bank as you outmanoeuvre enemy pilots and blow them out of the sky with your impressive arsenal. Gain experience with every mission and equip yourself with more powerful weapons and armour in order to destroy the Future World Army and bring peace back to the skies. - Challenge a friend to a two-player game via Local Pla…
Nintendo Switch
Nintendo 3ds
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Critic Reviews
SEGA AGES G-LOC: Air Battle Review
An action-packed arcade title with a greater focus on offensive play than the likes of After Burner. G-LOC's first-ever home release is a welcome one. It's got a couple of frustrating stages and, as is the case with most arcade games, it has longevity issues, but as long as you don't mind playing the same short series of stages over and over again to edge yourself up the online rankings, it's a good way to pass 10 minutes at a time.
70%SEGA Ages: G-LOC Air Battle Review
While it falls a bit short in terms of content and variation of gameplay, EGA Ages: G-LOC Air Battle is still pleasant enough to play today, albeit in short bursts - just like in the arcades. Furthermore, by virtue of being one of the very few entries in the SEGA Ages to have only rarely or even never received a proper faithful conversion to console, this is an important type of release that SEGA should feel encouraged to pursue. There is much to be loved about its back catalogue, but there should be more to the SEGA Ages line than mostly Master System and Mega Drive ports or the sempiternal Super Scaler titles that people have seen ported numerous times already. This is an additional step in the right direction SEGA!
70%G-LOC: Air Battle (Switch) Review
Why do all the enemies look like they're running away? Am I the bad guy?
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