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Panzer Tactics DS Review (IGN)

IGN hopes you like playing war by yourself. War makes for a great multiplayer experience. There's something about slaughtering an entire army that becomes exponentially more satisfying when you can lean over and laugh at your friend that was commanding. Plus, let's face it, World War II is so played out that the novelty of playing historic battles and learning about them has long since passed. So it's a little funny to see that 10tacle Studios' Panzer Tactics DS has a really strong and interesting single player, while simultaneously botching the multiplayer so badly it should be a war crime.

mariusmal6754d ago

i played panzer general and numerous clones on the pc when i was younger. and now im gonna play this on my DS on the way to work or university. funny tough... i never imagined i would be playing this on the street ehehe

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PayTM: Panzer Tactics Preview

PlayTM writes:

"The waning of Advance Wars may be indicative of the lack of turn-based strategy competition on the DS; a lack of interest overall. Therefore, the upcoming Panzer Tactics could be just what the portable platform needs to spice things up. Here is a game with a prestigious history and an already-established fan following, that looks like it could give Advance Wars a run for its money. We recently received a preview build of the game, and stretched its legs out in the Play.tm back paddock."

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TVG Previews Panzer Tactics DS

TVG writes:

"Panzer Tactics DS is the first and only WWII turn-based strategy war game for the Nintendo DS. The game is played on hex-based maps and offers a variety of control options. All missions are based on historical battles from WWII, utilizing real-world units from the era. New units can be unlocked, while existing units earn experience through battle."

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Panzer Tactics DS - "Complexity is in Abundance" - 6/10

Gameplayer has gone live with a review of Panzer Tactics DS. They compare it unfavorably to the like-minded Advance Wars.

"While ambitious use has been made of FMV cut scenes, pseudo 3D animation, and the available resolution, sound, and colour, everything feels a bit sluggish. A bit slow."

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