The bad lip synching (the English dialogue is obviously dubbed over animations meant for Japanese speech) certainly doesn't help the immersion, nor does some of the bland delivery from the voice actors. The story feels somewhat disconnected from the gameplay, given that the scenes don't directly relate to what you're doing in the fiery skies. The breathtaking cutscenes follow a heartbroken mother, a stoic enemy pilot, and other characters on their journeys of discovery and redemption. There's a fairly complex web of personal stories that take place between your single-player missions. Now Playing: Ace Combat 6: Fires of Liberation Video Review 1 By clicking 'enter', you agree to GameSpot's
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