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List All 6 PricesA 9 hour single player, a excellent online component, great controls and a laugh out loud storyline, with those things in mind its easy to see that Read more
Even though most of the original game's shortcomings are still present in Battalion Wars 2, this is a much better product thanks to improved graphics, Read more
Remember the self-referential, idiosyncratic humour and gentle racial stereotyping that used to characterise British games? Read more
As a game that can be approached in so many different ways and on so many levels, Battalion Wars 2 should appeal to anyone who likes a bit of good Read more
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The game is kind of fun and the graphics are nice. It's a cute little game. I found it frustrating to play for any extended period though, there's... Read more
If you want some strategy on your Wii that's not too strong and fun, then get this game. Read more
What an incredible game from the intro onwards it just hooks you into the game and its just an experiance which can not be said with words its just Read more
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Lets kick this thing off with a nice intro: Battalion Wars 2 is a third-person shooter, with some st Read more
In Battalion Wars 2, you play as a Battalion commander who can take command and control a myriad of military units on land, air and sea. The Wii Remote and Nunchuk is used to order tropps around the battlefield and the controls change depending on what unit you’re commanding as well as the environment you’re fighting in.
Under Gaining Command of the Land, you play as a soldier. The controls are simple and intuitive; mainly comprising of aiming the Wii Remote and mo…
See moreIn Battalion Wars 2, you play as a Battalion commander who can take command and control a myriad of military units on land, air and sea. The Wii Remote and Nunchuk is used to order tropps around the battlefield and the controls change depending on what unit you’re commanding as well as the environment you’re fighting in.
Under Gaining Command of the Land, you play as a soldier. The controls are simple and intuitive; mainly comprising of aiming the Wii Remote and moving with the Control Stick. To perform combat rolls, simply tilt the Nunchuk. You can even command and control the tanks and recon vehicles to help you rule the land. As for Owning the Ocean and Seizing the Seas, you can order a submarine to submerge by shaking the Nunchuk. To rupture hulls when facing an enemy sub, fire a depth charge by controlling a frigate. Under air, you get to experience new controls and new heights. Twist the Wii Remote along with your turns to outmaneuver your opponents. Adjust your altitude by pointing up or down and title the Nunchuk to barrel roll to safety when you feel pressure from incoming enemy fire.
Battalion Wars 2 is as the name suggests a war game with plenty of incredible action. It features a superior single-player battle, as well as online play for owners of Nintendo’s elusive Wii. Battalion Wars 2 depicts the tale of two wars, a previous conflict and an ongoing one. It is about the Xylvanians telling one nation that another nation is building a superweapon, and taking advantage of the turbulent chaos and distraction it has created, to better concentrate on their own superweapon research. To progress in the game is quite simple especially with the Wii’s point-and-click control scheme, you can easily dispatch each unit type to attack what you think is best. You can also play online either together or against friends and strangers. In cooperative missions, you and your companion, each have armies, with the important units divided between each. Battalion Wars 2 features naval units, which are like tanks on the water. You have your battleship, frigates, and submarines. The submarines can dive under water, which make them invisible to battleships, but can be seen by frigates or other subs. The presentation of Battalion Wars 2 is excellent with crisp and clear graphics, the water looks wet. The voice acting, the action, and the sound track are all good. However some reviewers find that the story and the artificial intelligence is too simple.
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I cannot keep my submarine submerged. When I begin to move it forward, it surfaces. And it isn't clear to me what shake the nunchuck "down" means. Can anyone help? In trying to defend the Anglo shipyards and to attack the enemy battleship, my sub keeps coming to the surface. It never gets deeper than periscope depth anyway -- never out of sight under the water. Thank you!
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