They'll frequently dive bomb directly at you, which gives you a good opportunity to shoot them to bits. You'll then switch guns and face off against countless planes. PART 4: Clear the Skies of Japanese Zeros When the next set of PT Boats approach, they'll come in from your right side, so be ready for that. This will include one wave of planes, the approach of two PT Boats, and then several more Zero attacks. Keep an eye out for them, as you'll have to take them out as soon as possible, or they'll destroy you before you get a fighting chance.įollowing that, you'll move to the other side of the plane and have to fend off more enemies. After they're destroyed, several more planes will approach, and then two new PT boats will approach from your right side. Take them out ASAP, bringing in survivors between your volleys of fire. Shortly after you touch down, the first wave of survivors will come, and two PT Boats will appear directly in front of you. Although you should perform this every time you're told to, don't neglect to shoot the PT Boats, or they'll off you. To save them, execute the Use function when you're prompted to. If you're unfamiliar with this terminology, visualize your plane sitting on a clock face and you'll be able to understand it (e.g., directly ahead/upward is 12 o'clock, directly behind/below is 6 o'clock, and so on).Īfter you've dealt with over a dozen Zeros, your plane will turn downward and land in the water.Īt this point, you'll have to deal with planes, PT Boats, and friendly survivors begging for rescue. Your compatriots will notify you of incoming bogeys by stating their clock position. PART 2: Respond to Fleet Distress Call & Defend Against Japanese ZerosĮarlier, your only worries were slow-moving boats.

The destruction of all three ends the objective. Whenever you're not taking one of those down, fire on the Merchant Ships as much as possible. There are approximately thirteen of them, and if you don't sink those, they'll shoot you out of the sky.

Throughout this fight, you shouldn't ignore the small yet fearsome PT Boats.

That's because your craft follows a set path you've no control over, and you'll need to be in certain positions during key moments. This time you're gunning in an airplane, and the Use command will let you switch positions within it. Play PART 1: Destroy Japanese Merchant Ships (3 of 3) & Defend Against Japanese PT Boats

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