Overview
- Also Known As
- Episode 1
- Number of Players
- 1 (Single Player)
- Genre
- Release Date
WiiWare
5th Jul 2010 — 700 points
16th Jul 2010 — 700 points
- Series
- Controller Support
- Official Site
- pearlharbor-game.com
Reviews
Review Pearl Harbor Trilogy - 1941: Red Sun Rising (WiiWare)
The dawn of a promising new WiiWare franchise
Pearl Harbor Trilogy - 1941: Red Sun Rising, one of the most anticipated WiiWare games of the year, wowed observers with screenshots that seemed far too impressive to be possible in a downloadable Wii title. In a field mostly populated by mini-game collections with simplistic graphics, Pearl Harbor...
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Pearl Harbor Trilogy - 1941: Red Sun Rising News
News Look Out, There's a New Pearl Harbor Video on Your Six
Do a barrel roll, of course
It's already available in North America and Europe of course, but those of you who want to see just one more video of Pearl Harbor Trilogy - 1941: Red Sun Rising before taking the download plunge are in luck today. Check out the video below and be sure to read our Pearl Harbor Trilogy - 1941: Red Sun Rising review to find...
Nintendo Download 16th July 2010 (Europe)
Flying and fighting on Wii; French, Darkness, solitaire and 3D tanks on DSi
Another Virtual Console holiday, but WiiWare gets Pearl Harbored and then engages in some funky fighting. Conspicuous by its absence is Furry Legends, previously believed to be released this Friday but Gamelion has confirmed to us there will be an announcement of its new...
Nintendo Download 5th July 2010 (North America)
Dogfighting, vampire slaying and sheep launching this week
Today, the day after the United States blew itself up and Canada wondered what all that racket was about and some people have jobs in the morning, sheesh, the Nintendo Download brings a peace offering of eight titles across WiiWare and DSiWare. Some anticipated, some not so much, and the...
News Take Off with Pearl Harbor on July 5th
Only 700 Points for Legendo's first airborne adventure
It won't be long until you can get your hands on Pearl Harbor Trilogy – 1941: Red Sun Rising as Legendo has just confirmed the game will take off from North American WiiWare servers on Monday, July 5th for a rather reasonable 700 Points. Here's the official press release: Gothenburg, Sweden,...
News These Pearl Harbor Paper Planes are Confusingly Cute
Legendo's WiiWare shooter gets cut, folded and thrown
If there's one way to get your WiiWare game on the news page of every Nintendo site going, it's clearly papercraft: last week's Bit.Trip Runner set may not have been as difficult as the game but it looks just as awesome, and now Legendo is following up with foldable paper versions of the planes...
News First Look: Pearl Harbor Trilogy - 1941: Red Sun Rising
Legendo have released a new trailer complete with gameplay footage for this ambitious WiiWare game.
Pearl Harbor Trilogy – 1941: Red Sun Rising is the first title in a trilogy of air-combat action games for the Wii™. In the premiere game, which will be available soon on WiiWare™, players will be dropped into the cockpit of famous World War II...
Interviews Legendo's Pearl Harbor: Red Sun Rising
We have a chat with Legendo's Bjorn Larsson about their upcoming WWII dogfighting game, Pearl Harbor: Red Sun Rising
Nintendo Life: Pearl Harbor: Red Sun Rising is Legendo's second WiiWare release and it's another PC conversion. Did Three Musketeers perform as well as hoped and were lessons learned from the first game that made translating the...
News Pearl Harbor Trilogy Shots Come In To Land
WiiWare dogfighting game squares up
Thanks to our chums over at Legendo we've got a few new screenshots of their upcoming aerial ace Pearl Harbor: Episode 1 - Red Sun Rising, the first part of their Pearl Harbor Trilogy expected to hit WiiWare within the next few months. The title seems to be coming nicely, with some pleasing detail on the planes...
News Legendo Takes to the Skies with Pearl Harbor Trilogy
Episodic air combat series is making the transition to WiiWare
Legendo has confirmed that it is set to release its Pearl Harbor series on WiiWare, with the first episide - entitled Red Sun Rising - expected to touch down on the service this Winter. The games will be developed by Slovakian studio Arcade Moon and are based on the PC versions, which...
About The Game
Pearl Harbor Trilogy is a re-interpretation of Legendo’s popular PC title “Attack on Pearl Harbor” – with the first episode, “Red Sun Rising,” planned for a winter 2009 release on WiiWare™.
The game is being developed by Legendo in cooperation with Arcade Moon, the Wii specialist label of 3D People, an independent game developer located in Slovakia.
In the premiere episode, “Red Sun Rising,” players will be dropped into the cockpit of famous USAAF World War II fighter aircraft — including the legendary P-40 Warhawk and the carrier-capable F4U Corsair as they battle with Japanese A6M2 Zero fighters and Aichi D3A Val dive-bombers in daring dogfights during bitterly contested air battles of the Pacific Theater, including Pearl Harbor, Wake Island and the Battle of Midway.
Comments 8
Yes! I'm very excited for this. I've seen footage of the PC version and it looks absolutely awesome. Here's hoping they'll bring it to NA.
I hope the controls of the aircraft are good. If so, I'm probably in.
Wow, those new screenies are really impressive. Can't wait. Gimmeh! ;3
It looks promising but I'm a bit skeptical because of how bad the three musketeers was.
Worth every penny. All 700 of them. Hope the next one has online play or at least multi-player cause Im going to be a pilot to reckon with.
Thanks burnedmatch:0
@mariofanatic128, sorry for the late reply. We've learned alot since 3M and we're also old hats at arcade plane style shooters!
PC version? I have no space on my Wii anyway and it's annoying to turn on, find the game in the menus, find the proper controller, and finally go into the game. On pc I just double click and I have 2TB of storage, that should hold it.
PC version has a 4.6/10, I retract my previous statement, haha! But for straight ports, my point stands.
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