06:56 (BST), 09/04/2008
MiniCopter: Adventure Flight
Press Release PROVIDED BY GAMES PRESS
Taking RC helicopters out of the yard and into your Wii!
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Torrance, CA (April 8, 2008) Aksys Games, a publisher of interactive entertainment products, has shipped MiniCopter: Adventure Flight for Wii™ to retail today. Based on the popular RC Hobby, MiniCopter combines the customization of real life RC helicopters while offering unique missions to the casual player, yet challenging for most veteran players.
"MiniCopter: Adventure Flight opens up the vast world of RC Helicopter action to players of all ages", states Frank deWindt II, Project Lead, Aksys Games. "This game will definitely test your helicopter flying skills through a ranking system that judges you on a variety of factors."
• Mission based gameplay!
Engage in 42 missions in 7 different environments from a child’s bedroom, hospital, hotel room and more! Use your air cannon and lift suction to discover hidden areas and coins.
• Customize your RC Helicopter!
Outfit your helicopter with a variety of body kits and parts that can alter the performance of your heli and improve your scores in Mission Mode.
• 2 Player Split Screen Mode!
Battle against your friend in a Race for the Rings Mode to see who the best helicopter pilot is!
• Customizable Controls!
Choose from the Wii Remote™ tilt, pointer controls or play with a Classic Controller!
MiniCopter: Adventure Flight has been rated "E" for everyone by the ESRB. More information about Aksys Games and MiniCopter: Adventure Flight can be found at www.aksysgames.com.
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