Well, it’s been a while, right? Now that everything is in order, I'd like to release the Aero Moon 7 update, which has some new stuff for your enjoyment!
-All the battle maps received some updates, like the addition of Combat UFOs that you’ll find on any of the maps. Dolphin Temple, on the other hand, received some new additions like a new theme, as well as various layout changes. Sky Harbor, on the other hand, has removed the platforms and made the spawns in the octagonal arena. No more repeated deaths during overtime.
-A new cup has been added, the Eagle Cup! The tracks that I placed on hold, such as Puyo Puyo Arena and Midnight Bay Streets, finally have a home now! Enjoy! Oh, and Nimbus Arena has received a new look!
As for the existing maps on all tracks:
-Battleship Harbor finally receives an Encore variant; can you survive the storm?
-I decided to remove the voice for the Frutiger Aeropolis tracks; it could be annoying. But if you want me to bring it back, lemme know if there’s enough demand for those. I still have it in the files. Oh, and we got another new song from the Frutiger Aeropolis Radio line included in Act 1, this time by TeckGeck, so I hope you’ll enjoy his new score included!
-I added a new intro theme for BSOD Ring, probably from an old Flash game I found. And speaking of BSOD Ring, the entire center wall is now a floor, but don’t touch it, or you’ll pay the price.
-Sapphire Mountain has got some new Checkpoint signs and various changes. The billboard ads were done by Ruberjig, so I thank you.
-Donburi Skyway’s fortress has been improved, mostly with more ceiling space.
-Some songs were removed for the regular packs and the alternate music pack; they probably weren’t to my tastes. But I did, however, bring in some new songs for your enjoyment on the packs, including a few I brought in from a game I played.
-Good-bye, ice roads. Saturn Starway’s ice sections are turned into normal roads.
-Texture fixes for Delfino Coast.
-A new sprite for the Emotion Engine stages, replacing the old one with the logo of the now-closed PlayStation Stars. The legacy lives on in the stages.