Under the European title Ace Combat - The Belkan War hides Ace Combat Zero, the Project Aces entry that went back in the series' timeline to narrate the conflict that had remained a legendary backstory in earlier entries. It introduced the "Ace Style" system, which shaped the player's flying toward heroism or mercenary ruthlessness depending on how they took down rivals, and added a radio-drama narration that turned the battles into something closer to a war drama than simple target practice. For much of the arcade flight-sim fandom, it remains the high point of the series' PS2 era. Accessible combat, well-designed missions, and an orchestral score still remembered fondly.
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