G-LOC: Air Battle

After Burner II

After Burner II is an arcade‑style flight shooter released by Sega in 1987. Players pilot an F‑14 Tomcat, blasting enemy aircraft while dodging incoming fire in a fast‑paced aerial battle. The game is best known for its immersive sit‑down cabinet that tilts and banks in sync with the on‑screen action, delivering a thrilling physical experience. A simpler upright cabinet version also offered the same high‑octane gameplay for arcade operators with limited space.

After Burner

Take the controls of the iconic F-14 Thunder Cat and soar into a relentless sky‑battle where reflexes and precision are your only allies. Blast laser‑directed fire, dodge heat‑seeking missiles, and perform daring barrel rolls to survive wave after wave of enemy aircraft.\nIf you push far enough, a fuel tanker appears—dock to replenish ammo and keep the adrenaline pumping. This classic 1987 Sega AM2 shooter delivers pure arcade thrills for anyone craving fast‑paced aerial combat.

Ace Combat Advance

Ace Combat Advance brings the high‑octane aerial battles of the series to the handheld Game Boy Advance. As a rookie pilot you must dismantle the Air Strike Force, an evil multinational's military arm, across arctic, forest, and desert zones. Destroy enemy aircraft to unlock new planes, and enjoy free‑roaming missions with destructible buildings and objects. The game mixes air‑to‑air and air‑to‑ground combat for varied gameplay.

Luftrausers

Choose from more than 100 daring missions, master the physics‑based flight controls, and become the legendary Rauser pilot. The game blends arcade action with strategic load‑out choices, delivering a stylish, high‑octane experience for solo players.