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[Longplay] SNES - Aero Fighters [Single Player] (4K, 60FPS)
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This is the longplay of Aero Fighters game, shoot em up style spaceship game with vertical scroll. It was originally released under the name "Sonic Wings" for arcades in 1992, and in 1993 for the Super Famicom. In 1994 the game was released for the Super Nintendo in the United States, where it received the title Aero Fighters.
In this game we control an airplane pilot who, with a military spaceship, has the challenge of destroying enemy bases. Detonate all the ships and attacks that are against you, get new weapons and shots and conquer large territories. The game has four countries to choose from and each of them has two planes (one for the first player and one for the second player) and each machine has different shots and special powers, from dropping bombs that hit all enemies, laser beam to using a power to paralyze enemies for a while.
The game allows you to choose which character to play, being able to select between 4 countries; each one with its respective representative and its types of shots and powers. A player can only choose one fighter from the respective side. In a 2-player game, the player who starts the game determines the nation available to both fighters, until the game ends. These are the following countries: United States of America (Blaster Keaton with the F/A-18 Hornet and Keith Bishop with the F-14 Tomcat), Japan (Hien with the FSX and Mao with the F-15 Eagle), Sweden ( Kohful The Viking with the AJ-37 and Tee-Bee with the JAS 39 Gripen) and UK (Lord River N. White with Tornado IDS) and Villiam Syd Pride with the AV-8 Harrier II), plus the secret characters Rabio and Lepus (which are not represented by any country).
It's a very good game, a true classic, which many played the Japanese version the most, as it was placed in parallel cartridges, while the American version many only knew by emulator. The game is very good, but unfortunately it doesn't have a rapid fire button (luckily I could use this function in the emulator).
The American version was released in limited quantities and is one of the rare Super NES cartridges to be found.
This video was made in 1 player mode, with all characters and their respective endings, and includes playthroughs with Rabio and Lepus. The endings are different playing 1 or 2 players. The video was recorded at Normal difficulty level.
I hope you enjoy it.