Air Traffic Chaos
Game » consists of 3 releases. Released Feb 22, 2007
Majesco's high-tension airport-management sim.
Short summary describing this game.
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5 (0) 4 (3) 3 (0) 2 (1) 1 (0) 3.5 starsAverage score of 4 user reviews
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Ignore the stupid box art, adults will enjoy this as much as kids 0
The game may look for kids, and feature outdated graphics, but it will get your brain going and test your prioritizing skills. The whole point of the game is to see how many things you can keep track of at once. You are scored points depending on how fast a plane can reach its intended goal (either take off or arriving at a gate)On the easiest difficulty, you'll have maybe two planes in the air at any given time, with one or two on the ground waiting to take off. Landing the planes is easy, just...
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Air Traffic Chaos 0
A cute little game that is perfect for the Nintendo DS and it's touchscreen. In the role of a stressed-out tower coordinatior (Air traffic controller) it is your job to ensure the flawless procedures to go on at the airport which consists basically of two things, assigning gates to landing airplanes as well as assigning starting lanes to, well, starting air planes and that is about it. Of course, given the fact that there only three looped "streets" in the sky, you have to think ahead to avoid c...
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Put this game on your radar. 0
I came across Air Traffic Chaos while looking for DS games that support the little used Rumble Pak, the GBA cartridge sized force-feedback accessory for the DS and DS Lite. Ordinarily I would not have even picked up this Majesco published game due to the comically bad front cover art which includes a westernized anime character saying, by means of a speech bubble, "I am an air traffic controller". It is a shame that many would overlook this game on the basis of its cover art, but unders...
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Put This On Your Radar 0
I came across Air Traffic Chaos while looking for DS games that support the little used Rumble Pak, the GBA cartridge sized force-feedback accessory for the DS and DS Lite. Ordinarily I would not have even picked up this Majesco published game due to the comically bad front cover art which includes a westernized anime character saying, by means of a speech bubble, "I am an air traffic controller". It is a shame that many would overlook this game on the basis of its cover art, but underst...
0 out of 0 found this review helpful.
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