Euro Advance Wars DS dated
One month later than the US.
The first Nintendo DS instalment in the brilliant turn-based strategy series Advance Wars, Dual Strike, will be released in Europe on September 30th, Nintendo announced today.
Actually, this was probably mentioned in that big bundle of exciting spreadsheet printouts we picked up at E3 in May, but having just moved house this writer reckons said info is in the box behind the desk under the spare subwoofer thing, and can't be bothered to mess up this corner of the room any more than it already is to confirm that.
We'd probably be rubbish war correspondents, ya know.
Anyway, Advance Wars: Dual Strike is out on Sept 30th, and features, as you may recall, lots of different game modes as well as taking advantage of the DS's pair-o-screens and wireless networking features in predictable fashion. Alas, it's not using the much-hyped worldwide wireless network for global kill-'em-up-ing, but it will allow you to play in eight-man-slash-girl battles using the cable-free networking kit.
As well as a traditional single-player campaign, Dual Strike (heh - we just got it) will also feature a survival mode (where you try and hang on as long as possible on limited resources) and a combat mode. The latter is actually real-time, apparently, which ought to be interesting.
Expect to hear more about Advance Wars: Dual Strike in the coming months, especially given that it's out in the US on August 22nd.
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Oh, wait for the stars of course, umm, yeah right LOL.
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Sheesh.
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understandable though as they have to translate to all european languages..
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How the feck will that work?
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Could be quite interesting, given rockets and artillery...
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The same way it does on a PC. The stylus is a pretty good replacement for a mouse.
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But presumably you'd have to loose the battle animations or it'd become a bit 'stop-start' in gameplay terms............?
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I have no idea. I'm sure they're figuring something out. All I know is that the major hurdle for getting RTS games on consoles - the controls - has been rectified by the DS touch screen.
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... yeah, right. d