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Take off, climb, cruise, descend, approach, land, repeat -- mind your glide slope during the last bit, but for the most part, the issue isn't maneuvering in the moment. Rather, you have to manage your progress over the course of the trip in order to make sure you land on time.
For those who dislike timers, this will make you happy. (I prefer timers, but even still enjoyed this game.) If it had the ability to get gold stars/expert on levels I'd be super psyched. Rated 5 out of 5 by PistolPoet from A great TM mash-up! This is not your average time-management game. At first, it is reminiscent of Sally's Salon, in that you're in charge of a travel agency and you have to take care of customers by dragging them from station to station and fulfilling their needs. But then you also get to go to their trips with them, and there the game adds other elements, so it feels like a totally different game. It really is an all-round TM experience, and with lovely graphics and a few special achievements, it is definitely a great choice.
Even without those constraints, though, Ace Combat this ain't, even with the new generation of the wacky Jet de Go! Controller (a new version is promised, although pictorial evidence isn't available yet). It has its appeal, though, given the success of the original in Japan, and the PS2 sequel's good looks should secure it a similar place in the hearts of the ever-punctual Japanese game fan.
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ジェットでGO 2！(Jet de Go! 2 Let's Go By Airliner) **This game has two downloads, Disc 1 and Disc 2** Released by TAITO for the PS2 back in 2006, and later released on Windows 98/ME/XP/Vista/7 in 2006 by Japanese publisher UNBALANCE. The improved sequel to the arcade style airline simulator made in cooperation with Japan Airlines as well. There are three modes in this game: SCENARIO MODE - Similar to 'Flight Mode' from the first game, this mode allows you to choose from different situations such as landing the plane or taking off. PILOT MODE - Start off as a co-pilot and work your way up just like you did in the first game too.
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The story is, you are a beginner pilot of JAL, Japan Air Lines, which is the official airline of the game. You came with zero miles experience, yet you're very determined to try. You will have to choose some flight that is available--all in between places and cities in Japan. You could also play as much and fly as far as possible to gain more and more mileage credits (or whatever it is called), which store the total of miles you have flight away with your plane.
PILOT MODE - Start off as a co-pilot and work your way up just like you did in the first game too. Gain 'miles' (the currency in the game) to rank up and become the best of the best. (again!) FREE CRUISE MODE - Take one of the available airplanes and fly them around to your hearts content!
This game features five aircrafts such as: Douglas DC-10-40 Boeing 737-400 Boeing 767-300 Boeing 747-400 / 400D Boeing 777-200 / 300 Plus 4 more hidden aircrafts! INSTRUCTIONS: 1. Mount both.ISO files with Daemon Tools or similar software. From Disc 1, open the Autorun.exe file and click on 'インストール' (Install), if you aren't using AppLocale, it is the first button. During the installation, it will ask you for Disc 2, locate the mounted image on your computer, and finish installing. Once it is finished, re-mount Disc 1 to play the game. ***Disc 1 MUST be mounted in order for you to launch the game!***.
Once it is finished, re-mount Disc 1 to play the game. ***Disc 1 MUST be mounted in order for you to launch the game!***.
Finally, has proven itself to be just as crazy as we have always thought it was. The unending stream of Densha De Go! Games was probably enough, but just to hammer the point home, we now have, a sequel to the little-known absurd-controller-bedecked PlayStation airliner simulation. Like its earthbound fellow, it apparently speaks to the deep desire buried in the Japanese cultural consciousness to deliver mass-transit vehicles to their destinations on time -- no combat or aerobatics are involved, just the calm, measured progress of passenger jetliners. Ours is not to reason why too heavily, but at least there's one good sign here.
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From Disc 1, open the Autorun.exe file and click on 'インストール' (Install), if you aren't using AppLocale, it is the first button. During the installation, it will ask you for Disc 2, locate the mounted image on your computer, and finish installing. Once it is finished, re-mount Disc 1 to play the game.
Plus, it feels completely casual as there is no timer, so you can play it at your leisure and take your time. Rated 5 out of 5 by EverStoned77 from Time Management at its best I must say that in my opinion this is one of the best games I've tried here at Big Fish,I found it both fun & challenging, & the fact that you have the choice of selecting between difficulty, really did it for me since many games lack this option & I'm sure I'm not the only one who find that this simply makes some of the games either too easy or simply not hard enough & you are through the game way to fast.
***Disc 1 MUST be mounted in order for you to launch the game!***.
Expect more news on Jet de Go! As its Spring 2002 Japanese release approaches. -- David Smith.
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Even without those constraints, though, Ace Combat this ain't, even with the new generation of the wacky Jet de Go! Controller (a new version is promised, although pictorial evidence isn't available yet). It has its appeal, though, given the success of the original in Japan, and the PS2 sequel's good looks should secure it a similar place in the hearts of the ever-punctual Japanese game fan.
Finally, has proven itself to be just as crazy as we have always thought it was. The unending stream of Densha De Go! Games was probably enough, but just to hammer the point home, we now have, a sequel to the little-known absurd-controller-bedecked PlayStation airliner simulation. Like its earthbound fellow, it apparently speaks to the deep desire buried in the Japanese cultural consciousness to deliver mass-transit vehicles to their destinations on time -- no combat or aerobatics are involved, just the calm, measured progress of passenger jetliners. Ours is not to reason why too heavily, but at least there's one good sign here. Perhaps an RC de Go! 2 is on the way.
Jet De Go 2 Ps2 Game
Games was probably enough, but just to hammer the point home, we now have, a sequel to the little-known absurd-controller-bedecked PlayStation airliner simulation. Like its earthbound fellow, it apparently speaks to the deep desire buried in the Japanese cultural consciousness to deliver mass-transit vehicles to their destinations on time -- no combat or aerobatics are involved, just the calm, measured progress of passenger jetliners.
2: Let's Go By Airliner is a Simulation game, developed and published by Taito Corporation, which was released in Japan in 2002.
Gain 'miles' (the currency in the game) to rank up and become the best of the best. (again!) FREE CRUISE MODE - Take one of the available airplanes and fly them around to your hearts content! BODY PERFORMANCE - Take a look at many of the airliners used in the game for some fun facts and specifications! PREMIUM - Use the Sound Test or learn about multiple airports around Japan! This game features five aircrafts such as: Douglas DC-10-40 Boeing 737-400 Boeing 767-300 Boeing 747-400 / 400D Boeing 777-200 / 300 Plus 4 more hidden aircrafts! INSTRUCTIONS: 1. Mount both.ISO files with Daemon Tools or similar software.
It's possible to fly the following aircraft: • Boeing 737-400 • Boeing 747-400/D • Boeing 767-300 • Boeing 777-200/300 • DC-10-40 (for the old-school) Available destinations now include the whole of Japan, including Hokkaido and Okinawa, which is a step forward from the original game, which only let you fly about the more well-traveled central areas of the country. Regardless of your destination, though, the routine of progress is simple. Take off, climb, cruise, descend, approach, land, repeat -- mind your glide slope during the last bit, but for the most part, the issue isn't maneuvering in the moment.
Lesson Mode, operating along similar lines, teaches basic and advanced techniques with a series of short scenarios. Pilot Mode is the full-blown simulation, where you work your way up the ranks by performing as well as possible during your flight career, while the pleasantly named Freak Loose mode removes all constraints and lets you fly wherever you like (Crash Tokyo Tower!
From Disc 1, open the Autorun.exe file and click on 'インストール' (Install), if you aren't using AppLocale, it is the first button. During the installation, it will ask you for Disc 2, locate the mounted image on your computer, and finish installing.
The improved sequel to the arcade style airline simulator made in cooperation with Japan Airlines as well. There are three modes in this game: SCENARIO MODE - Similar to 'Flight Mode' from the first game, this mode allows you to choose from different situations such as landing the plane or taking off.
Controller (a new version is promised, although pictorial evidence isn't available yet). It has its appeal, though, given the success of the original in Japan, and the PS2 sequel's good looks should secure it a similar place in the hearts of the ever-punctual Japanese game fan. Expect more news on Jet de Go! As its Spring 2002 Japanese release approaches. -- David Smith.
Rated 5 out of 5 by Deeisme from Jet Set Go is a GREAT GO Game! I tried this game and decided to buy it. WOW.I was so surprised how much fun this game, really is! It is a game within a game with MANY mini games. I have to make myself get off this game and go do other stuff. Many people gripe about the game being too short, but thus far, I do not find that to be true, at all. Try it for the 60 min.
The story is, you are a beginner pilot of JAL, Japan Air Lines, which is the official airline of the game. You came with zero miles experience, yet you're very determined to try. You will have to choose some flight that is available--all in between places and cities in Japan. You could also play as much and fly as far as possible to gain more and more mileage credits (or whatever it is called), which store the total of miles you have flight away with your plane. The more miles you have, you might unlock some secrets, specials, or at the very least--you will become way much more experienced of a pilot. 2: Let's Go By Airliner is a Simulation game, developed and published by Taito Corporation, which was released in Japan in 2002.
Japan has some kind of strange obsession with things being On Time. Whatever the root of this, it certainly makes the Tokyo train system a joy. If you're some miserable gaijin twit who doesn't understand the importance of being On Time, you can pick the 'Automatic' control setting, which takes care of a few more things automatically in comparison to the default Manual setup. Of course, those who desire a greater timeliness challenge can kick things up to Professional, which sure sounds like fun. While up in the air, it's possible to view the flight from a great number of different angles. There's the pilot's seat, the co-pilot's seat (with an exciting new set of pretty winky lights and dials), and outside views from the top, front, and rear of the aircraft.
Jet One of the earliest flight sims known to man is this Sublogic game with an awe-inspiring title G. Jet allowed you to fly an F-16 and an F/A-18, and you could fly off of a carrier. Although very primitive by today's standards, the game was revolutionary for its time, with as much real-world physics as would fit on a single 5.25' 360KB disk. The Commodore 64 version, naturally, was superior to PC version due to a much more extensive color palette than 4-color CGA. Developed by Charles Guy using Bruce Artwick's technology, Jet has the interesting feature of being able to run Scenery Disks developed for Microsof'ts Flight Simulator.
PILOT MODE - Start off as a co-pilot and work your way up just like you did in the first game too. Gain 'miles' (the currency in the game) to rank up and become the best of the best. (again!) FREE CRUISE MODE - Take one of the available airplanes and fly them around to your hearts content! BODY PERFORMANCE - Take a look at many of the airliners used in the game for some fun facts and specifications!
The structure of flights is determined by the play mode you select, of which there are several. Scenario Mode offers a number of one-shot flight challenges, without all the details involved in a complete trip. Lesson Mode, operating along similar lines, teaches basic and advanced techniques with a series of short scenarios. Pilot Mode is the full-blown simulation, where you work your way up the ranks by performing as well as possible during your flight career, while the pleasantly named Freak Loose mode removes all constraints and lets you fly wherever you like (Crash Tokyo Tower!
-- David Smith.
There's also a variable Panorama view where you can orbit the plain and rotate the camera through 360 degrees. The structure of flights is determined by the play mode you select, of which there are several.
Finally, has proven itself to be just as crazy as we have always thought it was. The unending stream of Densha De Go!
Games was probably enough, but just to hammer the point home, we now have, a sequel to the little-known absurd-controller-bedecked PlayStation airliner simulation. Like its earthbound fellow, it apparently speaks to the deep desire buried in the Japanese cultural consciousness to deliver mass-transit vehicles to their destinations on time -- no combat or aerobatics are involved, just the calm, measured progress of passenger jetliners. Ours is not to reason why too heavily, but at least there's one good sign here. Perhaps an RC de Go! 2 is on the way. But we were talking about jets, yes? Specifically, the passenger jets of Japan Air Lines, whose license is in full effect.
-- David Smith.
Once it is finished, re-mount Disc 1 to play the game. ***Disc 1 MUST be mounted in order for you to launch the game!***.
Gain 'miles' (the currency in the game) to rank up and become the best of the best. (again!) FREE CRUISE MODE - Take one of the available airplanes and fly them around to your hearts content! BODY PERFORMANCE - Take a look at many of the airliners used in the game for some fun facts and specifications! PREMIUM - Use the Sound Test or learn about multiple airports around Japan! This game features five aircrafts such as: Douglas DC-10-40 Boeing 737-400 Boeing 767-300 Boeing 747-400 / 400D Boeing 777-200 / 300 Plus 4 more hidden aircrafts! INSTRUCTIONS: 1. Mount both.ISO files with Daemon Tools or similar software.
Ours is not to reason why too heavily, but at least there's one good sign here. Perhaps an RC de Go! 2 is on the way.
There's also a variable Panorama view where you can orbit the plain and rotate the camera through 360 degrees. The structure of flights is determined by the play mode you select, of which there are several. 
There's also a variable Panorama view where you can orbit the plain and rotate the camera through 360 degrees. The structure of flights is determined by the play mode you select, of which there are several. Scenario Mode offers a number of one-shot flight challenges, without all the details involved in a complete trip.
Japan has some kind of strange obsession with things being On Time. Whatever the root of this, it certainly makes the Tokyo train system a joy. If you're some miserable gaijin twit who doesn't understand the importance of being On Time, you can pick the 'Automatic' control setting, which takes care of a few more things automatically in comparison to the default Manual setup. Of course, those who desire a greater timeliness challenge can kick things up to Professional, which sure sounds like fun. While up in the air, it's possible to view the flight from a great number of different angles. There's the pilot's seat, the co-pilot's seat (with an exciting new set of pretty winky lights and dials), and outside views from the top, front, and rear of the aircraft.
ジェットでGO 2！(Jet de Go! 2 Let's Go By Airliner) **This game has two downloads, Disc 1 and Disc 2** Released by TAITO for the PS2 back in 2006, and later released on Windows 98/ME/XP/Vista/7 in 2006 by Japanese publisher UNBALANCE.
Perhaps an RC de Go! 2 is on the way. But we were talking about jets, yes?
BODY PERFORMANCE - Take a look at many of the airliners used in the game for some fun facts and specifications! PREMIUM - Use the Sound Test or learn about multiple airports around Japan!
The more miles you have, you might unlock some secrets, specials, or at the very least--you will become way much more experienced of a pilot. 2: Let's Go By Airliner is a Simulation game, developed and published by Taito Corporation, which was released in Japan in 2002.
It has its appeal, though, given the success of the original in Japan, and the PS2 sequel's good looks should secure it a similar place in the hearts of the ever-punctual Japanese game fan. Expect more news on Jet de Go!
As its Spring 2002 Japanese release approaches. -- David Smith.
PREMIUM - Use the Sound Test or learn about multiple airports around Japan! This game features five aircrafts such as: Douglas DC-10-40 Boeing 737-400 Boeing 767-300 Boeing 747-400 / 400D Boeing 777-200 / 300 Plus 4 more hidden aircrafts! INSTRUCTIONS: 1. Mount both.ISO files with Daemon Tools or similar software. From Disc 1, open the Autorun.exe file and click on 'インストール' (Install), if you aren't using AppLocale, it is the first button. During the installation, it will ask you for Disc 2, locate the mounted image on your computer, and finish installing.
Once it is finished, re-mount Disc 1 to play the game. ***Disc 1 MUST be mounted in order for you to launch the game!***.
The story is, you are a beginner pilot of JAL, Japan Air Lines, which is the official airline of the game. You came with zero miles experience, yet you're very determined to try. You will have to choose some flight that is available--all in between places and cities in Japan.
Whatever the root of this, it certainly makes the Tokyo train system a joy. If you're some miserable gaijin twit who doesn't understand the importance of being On Time, you can pick the 'Automatic' control setting, which takes care of a few more things automatically in comparison to the default Manual setup. Of course, those who desire a greater timeliness challenge can kick things up to Professional, which sure sounds like fun. While up in the air, it's possible to view the flight from a great number of different angles. There's the pilot's seat, the co-pilot's seat (with an exciting new set of pretty winky lights and dials), and outside views from the top, front, and rear of the aircraft. There's also a variable Panorama view where you can orbit the plain and rotate the camera through 360 degrees.