The flight models are realistic and jet airplanes really carefully drawn by most important details. The controls are quite realistically designed and logical for anyone who really knows actual aircraft controls or real flight sims. The idea to provide arena for aerobatics is rare, but the jets are those really used by Japanese Air Force in air shows. So you can try out flying in formations of Blue Impulse - Japanese colleague for Blue Angels, Red Arrows, Patrouille de France, Frecce Tricolori.. The views are free configurable, so technically oriented user can create cool video demos with this platform, and practice aerobatics up to details. Surroundings are located in Japan with high details.

If there is one statement that sums Aero wings for the Dreamcast up, it's this: Propeller Arena without shooting, competition or power ups. That leaves you with roaming around an empty airspace, flying through hoops and performing some weird stunts.

This really isn't a game. It's a BAD flight simulator.