Ace Combat: Joint Assault for Sony PSP

Ace Combat: Joint Assault brings the series' trademark speed and clarity to portable play and leans into co-op. The campaign is built for linked sorties: up to four pilots can tackle operations together, splitting objectives across overlapping airspaces before converging on a set-piece boss. Even solo, you feel the coordination as allied wings report progress and request support while you decide which front to stabilise first.

Aircraft handling is immediate on a handheld—snappy roll rates, readable lead indicators, and special weapons tuned for short, decisive engagements. Missions hop from urban intercepts to maritime strikes and mountain chases threaded through canyons, with optional challenges that pay out currency for airframes and upgrades. A shared-lock mechanic and synchronized attack prompts in co-op turn communication into free damage, rewarding teams that plan merges and finishes.

As a travel-ready Ace Combat, Joint Assault hits the sweet spot: bite-size sorties that still swell into memorable set pieces, a generous hangar of favourites to unlock, and multiplayer designed to be the headline rather than an afterthought. It's ideal for pilots who want that crisp, arcade-real feel wherever they go.