It also supports rudder pedals and force-feedback devices. The controls in Joint Strike Fighter are fairly standard. If you get frustrated easily, then you might want to think twice before buying this game. Your best bet is to tinker with the sensitivity settings, but it takes some time. However, the sim itself is very touchy and can become very irritating after prolonged play. The plane flies nicely and is really cool-looking. If you're getting really sick of the monotonous F-22, these planes will provide a refreshing change of pace - especially the Lockheed Martin X-35.
The game is centered around two craft: the Boeing X-32 and the Lockheed Martin X-35. Initially, there are only two planes to fly, but there is a way to get access to the others. The gameplay in Joint Strike Fighter is consistent but very limited.
Now that these fundamentals have been secured, it was up to the developers to follow up with a solid sim and great graphics. The planes are new, even if there aren't many of them, and the idea is fresh. This is the first game I've seen that permits access to the fighters of the Joint Strike Fighter, a special air strike force. I liked Joint Strike Fighter mainly because it wasn't just another F-22 sim. In the ever-growing world of combat sims, games now live and die by their graphics, realism and originality.
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