After launching on the Japanese switchch in the Shop late last month, that has been revealed SEGA AGES G-LOC: Air Force It will be released in the west on April 30.
The game, developed by respected designer Yu Suzuki, has made you jump and weave your way through a treacherous sky, controlling a test flight in a series of power moves. It is known that it is one of the games that support Sega you're crazy R360 arcade wardrobe.
We actually went ahead and reviewed the Japanese version a few weeks ago. Here's what we had to say:
An arcade title that is more focused on offensive play than the likes of After Burner. The first G-LOC removal at home is welcome. It has a few frustrating stages and, as is the case with most arcade games, it has long-term problems, but as long as you don't mind playing the same series of multiplayer sections to top it online, it's a great way to spend 10 minutes at a time.
Like all Sega Ages games, this one will be available at Switch for $ 7.99 / £ 5.99 – unless you've already found the Japanese version.
Did you wait for this flight to go west? Let us know if you plan to take it in the comments below.
