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Battle Engine Aquila | List Price: $29.99 Discount Price: $17.78

| Platform: Windows 98, Windows 2000, Windows Me, Windows XP Binding: CD-ROM Release Date: 2003-10-21 ESRB Age Rating: Teen
PC games are better because of price dif [Posted on 2004-03-08] Battle Engine is a lot of fun to play and the feeling of freedom of going from land to air is like a dream. The only wheapons are Pulse cannon, Vulcan cannon and the missles. Thier are a number of glitches such as the computer voice aboard Aquila sometimes changes pitch(bad media component I guess). On character I find quite annoying is That engineer with the fake bulgarian accent, it's horrid(a bit better in game than the movies). Aside from that it's a great game! I got mine with my Falcon Northwest PC. It is actually part of the Asus K8V M/B bundle. If you are going to get this get the PC version, the P/s 2 and other consoles are a big rip at 50 bux. + you get the wonderful voice talants with the PC and that of an Annie Linux look-a-like(or someone trying too hard to look like her) talking with a horrid lispy-sounding germ/something accent. Lowsey acting is better than none any day.
Not bad - if you don't mind riding in a cross-dressing tank. [Posted on 2004-06-22] Battle Engine Aquilla is a light version of Mechwarrior with a good extra thrown in: Your tank can fly. In the game, you pilot a giant crab-like tank that looks like it is wearing a silver hula-skirt. Although the "Battle Engine" looks prissy, it does pack a good deal of power in the form of projectile guns, energy weapons and rockets. Instead of Mech-Warrior style rocket-jumping, the Aquilla can fly for limited periods of time, you have to land and "recharge" or else you wind up landing the hard way. I like this feature alot and it makes up for the more simplistic targeting and tank management systems in the game. You could do alot worse with your money.
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