Drive tanks, combat aircraft to battle directing and command over all sorts of ground troops ... everyone has ever dreamed of and Battalion Wars 2 is also possible on the Wii.
Battalion Wars 2 is the sequel to the first Battalion Wars game, which appeared on the Gamecube. The working title for this precursor was originally "Advance Wars: Under Fire" and it should be obvious that the developer Kuju Advance Wars series with Battalion Wars 2 just wants to continue.
Advance WarsIn the new game, it is still the intention to make best use of your available troops to pass to protect targets of attack, where the player as a commander an overview of the battlefield must try to save them. Commands use In contrast to the Advance Wars series, is not, in turn, played at each Battalion Wars, but elements from first-person shooters mixed with the features of a real-time strategy game.
* More than a sequel?
In principle, the difference with the Gamecube game Battalion Wars does not seem so big. The gameplay is virtually unchanged - though this time it is possible battleships and submarines to control - and the game exudes the same atmosphere as its predecessor.
Battalion Wars 2 Screenshot
While the first Battalion Wars, however, just failed to be a classic and, yet somewhat unfairly, quickly disappeared from the attention and never could appeal, a large readership does Battalion Wars 2 is a good attempt to do to achieve this higher level . In particular, the online multiplayer mode ensures that Battalion Wars 2 might well be, but also the ability to fight battles and conquer 'facilities' adds to the gameplay. A keeper
* Story
Battalion Wars 2 charactersBattalion Wars revolves around the 'fun', while the gameplay is of primary importance. A good story, however, can just give that extra touch and there is one at Kuju in any event successful. Thus, the Anglo Isles 'described as' a green and pleasant island that once included a mighty empire, but now relegated to the lower regions of diplomacy. " Moreover, these Anglo Isles in the first missions once been persuaded to fall in search of some super weapon another nation - which, however, remains un found. The various commanders are as fun caricatures put down regularly and know magic, without being annoying. Smile on the face
The game does still manages to come up to war, for good reason, but unfortunately it falls within the missions themselves repeating. Here is it again and again down to capture a production, protecting a base or taking an enemy headquarters.
Battalion Wars 2 is the sequel to the first Battalion Wars game, which appeared on the Gamecube. The working title for this precursor was originally "Advance Wars: Under Fire" and it should be obvious that the developer Kuju Advance Wars series with Battalion Wars 2 just wants to continue.
Advance WarsIn the new game, it is still the intention to make best use of your available troops to pass to protect targets of attack, where the player as a commander an overview of the battlefield must try to save them. Commands use In contrast to the Advance Wars series, is not, in turn, played at each Battalion Wars, but elements from first-person shooters mixed with the features of a real-time strategy game.
* More than a sequel?
In principle, the difference with the Gamecube game Battalion Wars does not seem so big. The gameplay is virtually unchanged - though this time it is possible battleships and submarines to control - and the game exudes the same atmosphere as its predecessor.
Battalion Wars 2 Screenshot
While the first Battalion Wars, however, just failed to be a classic and, yet somewhat unfairly, quickly disappeared from the attention and never could appeal, a large readership does Battalion Wars 2 is a good attempt to do to achieve this higher level . In particular, the online multiplayer mode ensures that Battalion Wars 2 might well be, but also the ability to fight battles and conquer 'facilities' adds to the gameplay. A keeper
* Story
Battalion Wars 2 charactersBattalion Wars revolves around the 'fun', while the gameplay is of primary importance. A good story, however, can just give that extra touch and there is one at Kuju in any event successful. Thus, the Anglo Isles 'described as' a green and pleasant island that once included a mighty empire, but now relegated to the lower regions of diplomacy. " Moreover, these Anglo Isles in the first missions once been persuaded to fall in search of some super weapon another nation - which, however, remains un found. The various commanders are as fun caricatures put down regularly and know magic, without being annoying. Smile on the face
The game does still manages to come up to war, for good reason, but unfortunately it falls within the missions themselves repeating. Here is it again and again down to capture a production, protecting a base or taking an enemy headquarters.
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