Description

"Aero Dancing i: Jikai Sakuma de Machite Masen" is a flight simulator game released for the Sega Dreamcast console, developed by CRI Middleware and part of the Aero Dancing (also known as AeroWings) series. This installment, specifically tailored for the Japanese market, was released in 2001. The game allows players to experience the intricacies of aerial maneuvers and the precision required in flight simulations, providing a robust and relatively realistic flying experience. Unlike typical combat-oriented flight simulators, Aero Dancing i focuses more on the art of flight itself, including formation flying, aerobatics, and time trials, which challenges players to master control of their aircraft under various conditions.

The game features a variety of aircraft, including both fighter jets and propeller-driven airplanes, each rendered with great attention to detail and accuracy. Players can engage in multiple modes such as Free Flight, where they can explore the skies without constraints, and Mission Mode, which includes specific objectives that test flying skills and precision. One of the highlights of "Aero Dancing i" is its tutorial mode, designed to teach the basics of flight as well as more advanced aerobatic techniques, making it accessible to newcomers while still challenging for seasoned pilots. The game also takes advantage of the Dreamcast's capabilities with impressive graphical fidelity for its time, offering expansive landscapes and detailed cockpit views that enhance the immersive experience of being a pilot.