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 Cry ’Havoc!’ and let slip the commanding officers of Battalion Wars 2!
Tricked into believing that the Solar Empire is developing a devastating superweapon, Commander Pierce and Colonel Windsor of the Anglo Isles launch a pre-emptive strike. General Herman and Brigadier Betty of the Western Frontier are on garrison duty in the Solar Empire when the Anglos srike, and assist Empress Lei-Qo and Admiral A-Qira in repelling the invaders. But as the nations of the world, including the Tundran Territories, are once again propelled into all-out conflict, it becomes clear that a shadowy figure is pulling the strings from afar.
Special Features
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Challenge up to three friends to see who is king of the jungle with a four-way split screen mode
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20 single-player missions
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Five new naval units - battleship, frigate, dreadnought, submarine, and transport
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Three online multiplayers modes - Assault, Skirmish and Co-Op
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 Best online, but fun on your own too 28 May 2008Reviewed by: Habal from United Kingdom This severely underbought game is great fun.
The campaign mode is an entertaining challenge, with a span of about 10 hours (more if you’re a perfectionist) and a difficulty curve that is brilliantly pitched.
The Online modes are great, although I’m not personally very good at it :(. Despite the low number of people owning the game there is generally a small time to wait for each game.
Graphically, it’s pretty, boasting some of the best graphics on the Wii. The storyline is good, if not fantastic. The game controls pretty nicely, and the tutorial campaign gives a good overview of the basic controls, so it’s fairly quick to get into.
A fun Strategy game that deserves more attention than it’s gotten. If you have a few hours and pounds spare, this would be a wise investment. |
   
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