For a purported war epic, Flyboys didn't have much of a tour of duty in multiplexes last summer. This thriller about air aces in World War I lasted about as long as the average flier did in one of those canvas crates that saw action over France back in the day. Still, the movie stuck around in theaters probably for a lot longer than its officially licensed game will hang around on your hard drive. Flyboys Squadron is an all-around disappointment, with a practically nonexistent single-player mode, awkward controls, dubious multiplayer value, and visuals and sound so old that they belong in a museum alongside Snoopy's Sopwith Camel.