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And as you quit out it's going to force you to sit and watch a long, dull advert for the game that you clearly don't want to see because you just clicked on a button saying 'QUIT'. It's one of those godforsaken demos that doesn't flipping well ask you where to install, so if you've got a weeny C: drive, you could be in trouble. That way you get to keep playing the game's most fun section, and the AI doesn't interfere and hurry you along.Ĭouple of warnings. My top-tip for maximum demo enjoyment: in the rocket firing section, don't aim for the three boatyard targets, but instead focus on taking out boats, planes and missile launchers. Beyond the impressively post-mortal cries of fear from your crew, there's no punishment for screwing up - in fact just one button press has you flying in a brand new bird without even a second's pause. It means you can fly all loosey-goosey and smash into mountains without the game getting cross with you.

The demo takes you through a few different ammo types, getting you to use missiles, rockets and torpedoes, with a pretty much infinite supply of aircraft. What I can tell you is that despite the barrage of tutorial tips that will appear, and the oh-good-grief-close-it-now unclarity of the strategic map, just hopping into the cockpit and shooting at stuff is super-simple, and pretty good fun.

Perhaps a better person would tell you the names of the boats and the planes, but I'm not that man. The mission is super-easy, first having you hammer things out of the sky from a boat, then zip around in the sky in planes, each time taking out the naughty Japanese. In it you get to play shooty-bangs with both boats and planes in a short mission, as well as a couple of skirmish games that I couldn't make head nor tail of. Eidos' Battlestations Pacific is due some time next month, but the demo is out already.

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