Aero Dancing 4: New Generation continues the aerial simulation series born in the previous generation, offering a selection of civilian and military aircraft with a flight model more carefully crafted than a pure arcade game. It's a niche title within Japan, aimed at an audience that enjoys simulation over unrestrained action.
Its low profile outside Japan makes it practically unknown in the West today, but for anyone seeking the more technical side of PS2's catalog it remains a legitimate example of the console's flight genre.
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