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Battlestations Midway (PS2)

Description: Manufacturer: THQ / Genre: Action / 1 player / published by: THQ / Experience every aspect of fierce WWII naval combat ... more

Battlestations Midway (PS2) ... as you command a host of US and Allied air, sea and underwater units through intense, action-packed missions in hotspots across the Pacific. At your disposal are over 60 legendary war-machines, including huge aircraft carriers, battleships, destroyers, land and carrier based bombers and even submarines, all equipped with authentic weaponry.Action based gameplay allows you to switch between all units under your command at the press of a button, whilst firing real-time orders to position the rest of your squad. In total control of breathtaking multiple unit battles you will engage the enemy in fierce dogfights, launch multiple attack squadrons from a carrier, fire the massive guns of a battleship, whilst launching deadly torpedo attacks from a hidden submarine.

Newest Review: ... would expect for the PS2 but they are still very good, the controls are extremely difficult to master but the tutorial is ... more

... very informative and gives you the jist, however it does drag a lot. The other problem is the lack of multiplayer on split screen but there is Xbox Live. The game play is fantastic and is completely new to me and is great to play for any age. The game is also highly educational and I learnt a lot about Pearl Harbour and how battle took place, I would recommend this to any age and although it is a 12+ I can't see why. All together there are about 21 levels and there are many types of ship, plan and submarine that you can ...more

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Battlestations Midway (PS2): All hands on deck (385 words)
by - written on 28/10/07 (Useful, 47 readings)
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I read about this in a magazine and I was intrigued about what it would be like. The writers only gave it 7/10 so I wasn't sure about it, but I was looking on Ebay and found it for £20 and went for it. I made the right choice, it is fantastic and completely different to what I expected. With its complex levels and abundance of them, this is the only game that I have played for the past month. The graphics aren't what you would expect for the PS2 but they are still very good, the controls are extremely difficult to master but the tutorial is very informative and gives you the jist, however it does drag a lot. The other problem is the lack of multiplayer on ... Read the complete review