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The black and white projector cut scenes really sell the wartime atmosphere, it's like watching a vintage newsreel between missions. Genki's moral hesitation adds a layer of depth I wasn't expecting, makes each dogfight feel more personal.

The dogfight physics feel surprisingly realistic for a Dreamcast game, and the moral weight of shooting down a Spitfire actually made me pause mid-mission.

Those black-and-white projector cutscenes really sell the wartime mood, and the way it throws you straight into the cockpit makes every dogfight feel personal. I actually felt a little guilty shooting down a Spitfire, which is a weird but cool sign of how immersive it is.