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by Maarten Goldstein, Feb 29, 2008 3:57am PSTThe 2007 action strategy game Battlestations: Midway will receive a sequel, publisher Eidos announced today. Like its predecessor, Battlestations: Pacific is in development for Xbox 360 and PC.
Battlestations: Pacific contains 21 new units, and a singleplayer campaign with 28 missions covering US and Japanese operations. You'll also be able to use paradrops for offensive or defensive purposes.
"Battlestations: Pacific is even bigger, more authentic and innovative than ever before, taking the Battlestations franchise to the next level and allowing players to relive some of the most memorable battles in modern history" exclaimed Eidos brand manager Trevor Burrows.
He added, "We have been paying great attention to our loyal online community and fan base to ensure that Battlestations: Pacific delivers the most exciting, authentic and fun Battlestations experience yet!"
No release date was announced for Battlestations: Pacific.
Comments
You were so limited in the types of strategies you could employ, that the games became all about who could land their shots the quickest.
One of the biggest complaints was the insanely small maps. With a couple of planes you could see the enemy on your radar nearly the entire game without even running much reconnaissance.
I am very hopeful though that they can pull this off. This type of game has a lot of potential.