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Battalion Wars (Nintendo GameCube, 2005)
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Being a gamecube release, the graphics and gameplay can look and feel dated but overall the game is still fun.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
game worked for the first 5 minutes of the game and then it will not read. I tried cleaning the disc and it didn't help
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
Love the gameplay, controls take a longer time to get used to than other games considering im coming from a predominantly Halo/Xbox background. Singleplayer is great but multiplayer doesnt even exist. I think this is the game's biggest flaw, multiplayer would be awesome. However other than that it is a solid game. My only other gripes come with the how story is so childish in execution, they seem to forget that this game is about war and the character's interactions make it seem tailored to kids under the age of 10 effectively candy-coating everything, but I thoroughly enjoyed the game at 18. Also the gamecube lacking HD output is disappointing as the game seems VERY fuzzy compared to my Xbox or 360. The fuzziness is most apparent on the menus and menu text but can be seen blatantly in-game too. Overall it's a good game that could greatly benefit from a multiplayer mode, even a campaign co-op would be huge. Hopefully there will be a sequel for the Wii and we'll get that awesome 4+ player deathmatch that we're missing.Read full review
My son wanted a strategy game and we chose Battalion Wars. It sounded interesting and reading other reviews clued us in on some of the game play features. If you're big into Halo or Call of Duty, the realism isn't here. There's a cartoon feel to the graphics, and the story line. The voice actors and plot is good. It is entertaining, and the first levels are instructional for the way the game is played. You can pull up a map, check on opponents and their health. You can lock on and fire, take over airplanes, tanks, different grunts, flamethrowers, etc. The game gets exceedingly harder with almost every level, with the last few levels bare a bit of a struggle to finish. We felt that it was appropriately hard though.
I bought this game for my 14 year old son as a Christmas gift. He had the 2nd version (Battalion Wars 2) & wanted to see what the original game was like. New, unused & 7 years old, it was inexpensive. Nintendo produced so few games for gamecube, It's good to have another. The boy likes the game & plays it daily. Since the Nintendo Wii system accepts gamecube games, you can buy & play these "retro" games for cheap! This was a $60 game, that I got still new for $20
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