Battalion Wars 2 at IGN: walkthroughs, items, maps, video tips, and strategies. Focus Reset ... so try to keep track of these units when using the Gunship to carve up enemy positions. ...

Battalion Wars used to be part of -- and still belongs with -- the Advance Wars universe. The game shares so many similarities with its handheld-based brethren that it's impossible to ignore the ...

But the belated re-branding of Advance Wars: Under Fire to Battalion Wars can't disguise the endless close similarities between the two games: the mission structure, the units, the cutesy cartoony ...

The game's campaign spans about 20 missions, with the first few serving as a tutorial that slowly introduces you to the game's 18 different units. Battalion Wars is strictly a tactical combat game ...

Battalion Wars also featured a nice variety of units to command. Beyond the rock-paper-scissors of infantry, ... Besides the unique gameplay, what sets Battalion Wars apart is its art style.

You can play as any single unit of your choosing—be it a grunt soldier, a tank, a plane, or a naval vessel—and you'll be required to participate in different war-related scenarios both from ...

Conclusion. Battalion Wars Wii is ultimately a sequel that doesn’t do enough to make a good series great. The visuals are nice, missions are the right length, and there have been a couple of ...

The cleverest decisions you'll make in Battalion Wars are which units to bring into which fight, and which to leave a few metres behind, out of harm's way.