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GENERAL INFORMATION
GENRE/STYLE
Strategy/Action Strategy
RELEASE DATE
12/MAY/09
ESRB RATING
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DESCRIPTION
This sequel to Battlestations: Midway returns players to the Pacific arena for 28 new missions full of strategic WWII naval and air battles. Gamers can choose to make their way through the historically based U.S. campaign, beginning after the Battle of Midway and continuing on through the end of the war, or players can participate from the opposite perspective, with an alternate history campaign that begins at Pearl Harbor and ends with a complete Japanese victory. Like its predecessor, Battlestations: Pacific combines elements of real-time strategy and pure military action by letting players coordinate attacks on a broad tactical level, then switch to any individual plane, ship, or submarine for intense combat. There are more than 100 controllable units, including 21 new fighting machines, and for the first time, gamers can capture entire islands. Five new online modes let up to eight players face off in massive battles featuring more than 100 units, and a new "Skirmish" mode lets two gamers team up to take on an AI opponent. ~ Christopher Brown, All Game Guide
Past 14 days
“This game is a lot more refined than Battlestations: Midway, easier to control esp the damage controls on the ships. In the end though, there's nothing more fun than blowing the crap out of stuff. A lot of fun.”
“This game is a lot more refined than Battlestations: Midway, easier to control esp the damage controls on the ships.
In the end though, there's nothing more fun than blowing the crap out of stuff. A lot of fun.”
created 22/JUN/2010
“good game got to rember well to know where each unit is and need a lot of strtegy”
“good game got to rember well to know where each unit is and need a lot of strtegy”
created 06/FEB/2010
“I'm nearly complete with the Japanese campaign, with only the invasion of Hawaii left. I really enjoyed the Battle of Fiji, as well as the stealthy invasion of the Sydney harbor.”
created 06/JUL/2009
“This game sucked huge donkey dick!”
“This game sucked huge donkey dick!”
created 25/JUN/2009
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created 16/JUN/2009
“Great action, looks beautiful, and has some decent strategic depth. A solid sequel to Battlestations Midway.”
“Great action, looks beautiful, and has some decent strategic depth. A solid sequel to Battlestations Midway.”
created 09/JUN/2009
“Completed a couple of missions seems fun but wasn't what I was expecting so far.”
created 08/JUN/2009
“Didn't play much seems fun only played for about an hour... more to come”
created 06/JUN/2009
“Had a GREAT mission on the Battle of Midway!”
created 02/JUN/2009
“Played more of the Japanese campaign. Including my first submarine missions. Pretty fun, once I got the handle on how to play them.”
created 29/MAY/2009
“I'm stuck at a Japanese submarine mission where 6 American destroyers are hunting me down. I can't out turn them, nor can I out run them, or hide. Once one is on top of me, I'm done. Did I...”
created 26/MAY/2009
“It's awesome to rewrite history.”
“It's awesome to rewrite history.”
created 24/MAY/2009
created 23/MAY/2009
“Got a little taste in last night before falling asleep with this crazy cold. I was only playing in the training section, just to get re-acquainted with the game and with the changes. I'm...”
created 18/MAY/2009
Battlestations: Pacific Review
If you're a fan of World War II games, check out this X-Play Review of the multiplatform 'Battlestations: Pacific'. Over 20 hours of gameplay with plenty of side missions, this strategy-action hybrid allows you to control troupes and pilot planes.
published 12/MAY/2009
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The world record for number of button mashes per second, set by Toshuyuki Takahashi.
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