Newer software in the genre include "Digital Combat Simulator" (released in 2008, mainly intended to reenact the pilotage of modern jet aircraft and modern helicopters), "Rise of Flight" (released in 2009 and set in World War I) and "" (released in 2011 and set in World War II). Those three latter are examples of accurate simulation PC games, opposite to arcade-style air combat games in which realism takes a second seat. Such less-realistic games are mainly found in the consoles market. On consoles, for example, one may find popular games such as "Air Combat", launched by Namco in 1995 for the original PlayStation, which later became the "Ace Combat" series, still commercially exploited today.