Sure thing.
I've got it up to the battle of midway part 1 so far.
The default control is nunchuk-arcade, but you can choose also to only use the main controller, or instead go with the main as your main rudder/banking control (controller-arcade.) There is also either controller-sim I guess that makes turning more realistic or something...I dunno.
Basically what you have here is a great campaign mode where in a squadron of 4 (you control) you go up against the germans and japanese in the major conflicts of the war from around 1940-45. Using the control I use (default) the nunchuk if you pivot your hand one way or the other is just like a flightstick, your analog up/down is gas/brake and then left/right selects target or nearest threat, oh and C/Z are your 1/2 weapons. The main controller then is used to zoom a camera into your target, give wingmen orders, and 1 and 2 do various things as well such as landing gear and things. The control works pretty damn good, pretty nice, not perfect, but that's porting for you but I imagine if someone did their setup with a made for Wii setup the stick would be more in tune with being like a real plane moreso.
Visually the game is a mixed bag...ground targets and in air stuff is highly detailed, looks sharp, terrain and non-military targets are just average, last gen (any of the systems suffers that part though.) Audio is pretty sharp, dunno if I'd call the music memorable but it's nice, and sound effects are good.
The only part I find kinda stupid are the added nonessential side stuff like 1on1 Ace battles because they magically get stronger bullets and aircraft armor which is hardly 'ace' more just 'cheapass.' And then there's this other timed bit where you need to take down 12 guys in roughly 2min, each kill buys like maybe 10sec, so it's less enjoyable and more of a panic which sucks. These modes though unlock little things like 'ace' art for your plane if you earn it on that type and other little non-essentials. The way the main game stages are laid out, most are very welcome to doing a replay and are worth the bother. The better you do also in stages you can earn a medal if you're damn special, but if you're just very good you can earn 2 more craft to use freely in any stage you like as a prize. I'd say the game is 7.5-8 area, a great start, could grow if they did it right or suck if they get too idea happy and overkill on it.
like a 250 dollar kit back when DDR4 was Intel only
