Decided to treat myself with a new GBA game this weekend and finally give that Wario Ware cart a break.
Advance Wares, then. Now I normally do not like strategy games at all. I'd heard that this game was accessible even to non strategy fans, but that sill didn't pursuade me. Until now.
I should've believed the hype, I should've trusted the Edge review (
). Hell, i should've trusted [i]Ninntendo[i/].
Wow. What a game. Simple, yet devilishly sophisticated, charming and accessible.
Few games vapourise hours like this one, neck bent staring intently into a tiny screen, plotting, strategising, planning, the music never getting annoying...
I'm still finishing off the training levels and I'm having lots of fun. I anticipate many hours of fun with this game and many taxing missions. Another slice of handheld gaming finesse. Any other Advance Wars lovers or (in particular) latecomers out there?
Advance Wares, then. Now I normally do not like strategy games at all. I'd heard that this game was accessible even to non strategy fans, but that sill didn't pursuade me. Until now.
I should've believed the hype, I should've trusted the Edge review (
). Hell, i should've trusted [i]Ninntendo[i/].Wow. What a game. Simple, yet devilishly sophisticated, charming and accessible.
Few games vapourise hours like this one, neck bent staring intently into a tiny screen, plotting, strategising, planning, the music never getting annoying...
I'm still finishing off the training levels and I'm having lots of fun. I anticipate many hours of fun with this game and many taxing missions. Another slice of handheld gaming finesse. Any other Advance Wars lovers or (in particular) latecomers out there?
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