G-LOC Air Battle (World)

Sega • 1990

Also known as: G-LOC R360

G-LOC Air Battle (World) — Title screen
Title screen
G-LOC Air Battle (World) — Gameplay
Gameplay

Experience intense aerial combat in Sega’s G-LOC Air Battle, a thrilling sequel to the classic After Burner. Piloting a jet fighter, you'll navigate varied landscapes from sprawling plains to rocky canyons, engaging enemy aircraft as they approach from both front and rear. The game primarily puts you in the cockpit for a first-person perspective, demanding skillful maneuvering to dodge incoming fire while targeting adversaries with machine guns and limited missile locks. Occasionally, the viewpoint shifts to a third-person view where you must evade pursuing enemy fighters by rolling and turning your aircraft before returning to the immersive cockpit experience. Throughout gameplay, you'll also destroy ground installations and ultimately attempt a precision landing on an aircraft carrier – a challenging feat that determines success or failure. Built on Sega’s Y Board hardware, G-LOC Air Battle delivers a focused, skill-based flying shooter experience, emphasizing pilot control over sheer firepower. The game's title refers to the physiological effect of G-force, representing the demands placed upon the player as they strive for aerial dominance.

Details

Manufacturer
Sega
Year
1990
Players
1
Genre
Shooter / Flying 1st Person
Display
raster
Emulation status
good
MAME ID
gloc

Machine data derived from the MAME project.