You're in for a treat, these games are pure strategy and you'll have a blast. So glad a new generation of gamers get to play these amazing games.
IIRC this is her AW2 CO power, all the infantry under her command always capture at 1.5 rate in 2See, they were right. They shadowdropped Advance Wars 1+2... overview trailer.
EDIT:
Did they remove one-turn capture from Sami's CO Power?
Yeah I was doubting myself too since the last time I played the games where when they launched originally. With that said looking at the faqs the did modify the bonus. In 1 she got 28% of firepower gain, since the games round up that's 150% fire power when activated. The description here says she gains + 35 firepower, so assuming her infantry still has 20% of bonus, that's 55%
Having played AW1 (and only parts of AW2), if you are a campain type of player, and if the campain of pikmin 4 is not much longer then P3D, then AW1+2 will be a way better value.
Maybe if it sold better than expected, NCL might convinced to make a Japanese version. But they'll face one problem that is the original character designs for AW1 were quite different in Japan compared to the west, which is what the remake based on. (basically the Japanese version have more of a stereotypes design, while the west scale it down to make it more realistic military design)Will this eventually get a Japanese localisation? I was surprised to read it is skipping Japan, and yeah I'm aware previous entries didn't exactly fly off the shelves over there because of delays and all that, but still...
I wonder if they'll bring it across if it meets expectations elsewhere? And what are those expectations? I'm sure we're all hoping for a brand new entry in the future.
I think this is going to whet my appetite to dust off my DSi XL and play through Dual Strike and Days of Ruin.
No, the designs like Samurai Kanbei were the original versions created by Ryo Hirota for the game, NoA had the designs changed for the western release.
Could always be a Japan only expansion pack bonus in a year or twoWill this eventually get a Japanese localisation? I was surprised to read it is skipping Japan, and yeah I'm aware previous entries didn't exactly fly off the shelves over there because of delays and all that, but still...
I wonder if they'll bring it across if it meets expectations elsewhere? And what are those expectations? I'm sure we're all hoping for a brand new entry in the future.
I think this is going to whet my appetite to dust off my DSi XL and play through Dual Strike and Days of Ruin.
Much better honestly..No, the designs like Samurai Kanbei were the original versions created by Ryo Hirota for the game, NoA had the designs changed for the western release.
The only reason the Japanese release was so much later was because it was given an indefinite delay due to real world events.
That artwork is fine, but looking at the ingame comparisons:
haha grit was jigen in japanThat artwork is fine, but looking at the ingame comparisons:
i really prefere the Interenational variants.
They are more removed from stereotypes, the Japanese ones are so much
more stereotypical that it kinda distracts from the really great characters.
i hate that i knew the name, was unsure from where, and the results where from boruto and not lupin.
Yeah, by the time Advance Wars released, there had already been Famicom Wars, Super Famicom Wars, and Game Boy Wars, all made by IS, and then three more Game Boy Wars titles developed by Hudson when the series was licensed out to them.
Yes it is feature complete to both previous games with the addition of: fast forward for animations, reset turn, streamlined tutorial(original was a drag), a ton of new animations, VA and online multiplayer. Local and same system multiplayer with up to 4 players is intact as well
Oh yes, he does. He was promoted very recently to higher position.
Thought so, but I lost track of the comings and goings at NOA a while ago. Still, a vote of confidence in Advance Wars from one of their bigwigs, even in an unofficial capacity, is encouraging.
I was thinking that reboot camp was a familiarization litmus test for Wayforward like Samus returns was for Mercury steam and dread. Tho with the delays I do wonder if an original game is already in production or what the thresholds would be
Important to note that R&D1 heavily co developed the NES and Game Boy Wars titles. They did the all design, art, and music, IS only did the programming.
I think that's definitely the plan, if WayForward are happy to take the franchise on long term and it's well received. I just think that with everything that's happened those at the top of the chain may need a bit more convincing to take a punt on footing the bill for another. Good to solid sales somewhere between 500k to 1 million should be enough I reckon.
there's no rush, STs should go up a day or two before release.
Fire Emblem Engage has some good ideas on how to do multiplayer. It's just that it's all asynchronous and not live head to head.
