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Review in a Flash: Battalion Wars Review (GCN)
Nintendo's Battalion Wars is an action game mixed with elements of strategy. Once a part of the Advance Wars brand, Battalion Wars became its own game somewhere during development, and now offers decent action, lots of units, and poor strategy. If you're looking for a war game that does not treat the subject too seriously, this title might be for you. Review in a Flash: Rainbow Six Lockdown (GCN)
Rainbow Six Lockdown has bad A.I. that just has to be seen to believe. While you can read about bullets that pass through your body without doing damage, often for minutes at a time, you don't really understand until you see it for yourself. Taking cover makes you more likely to die? This Review in a Flash shows examples of gameplay, sniper sequences, and bad A.I. |
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