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Varied missions; historically accurate; large scale.
Bad AI; terrible cutscenes; dated graphics; bad controls.
It’s ambitious to allow players such a scope and level of control of a theater of war. Battlestations Midway makes good on its promise to let you take control of a variety of historically accurate vehicles. In the course of the US campaign, you&rsqu...
Zusammenfassung: Battlestations Midway is a World War II simulator that offers unbridled scale of the Pacific Theater. From Pearl Harbor to the dynamic battle at Midway, you can command ships, pilot aircraft, and take part in some of the defining moments of WWII. In th...
Zusammenfassung: IntroductionPlanes fly overhead, and anti-aircraft guns pound away desperately trying to shoot them down before they drop their bombs and torpedoes on your precious ships. As your eyes move from the skies to the water you notice no less than 6 torpedo ...
More than 60 subs, ships, and planes available. Instant-gratification action lets you hop into direct control of any unit. Map perspective rewards strategy. ESRB Rating: Teen.
Intel Macs only. Specific units lack the full instruments and control of a standalone game. Game commands, especially in map screens, require a haphazard collection of buttons. Can’t play against PC gamers. Occasional performance issues
Battlestations Midway makes a fair compromise between simulation and action game. While it’s occasionally a bit shallow, the variety helps to keep it afloat....
Zusammenfassung: Whether you’re in a warship, aircraft or submarine, you control the battle and lead it every step of the mission. Battlestations: Midway allows you to choose a different path on which to play the game. U.S. Campaign, Naval Academy, Ship Challenge, Pl...
