Military Madness Established the Foundation for Strategy Games 35 Years Ago
Military Madness (or, as it was known in Japan, Nectaris) helped create the turn-based strategy game when it came out in Japan in 1989.
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Military Madness (or, as it was known in Japan, Nectaris) helped create the turn-based strategy game when it came out in Japan in 1989.
Nintendo definitely isn't the worst when it comes to localizing their games, but they aren't perfect. Here are some they missed.
The last time Nintendo published a game in this franchise, was Advance Wars: Days of Ruin in 2008 for Nintendo DS. Instead of getting a new entry, Nintendo has set WayForward loose on remaking the first two Advance Wars in a single package. How does this remake fare? Find out in this Advance Wars 1+2: Re-Boot Camp review!
Advance Wars 1+2 Re-Boot Camp is a worthy remake of some of the best strategy titles around.
"Advance Wars 1+ 2 Re-Boot Camp is a loving recreation of a pair of games that fans of the series have been wanting to return to for years," Matt writes in his review.