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Naval Ops: Commander
PlayStation 2
Released On: Mar 9, 2004
65
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Based on 12 Critic Reviews
65
17% Positive
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2 Reviews
75% Mixed
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8% Negative
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Despite its quirks and graphics that fall short of the original's, Naval Ops: Commander packs enough firepower to keep fans of the series stoked. Nonfans, however, may quickly get left in its wake. [May 2004, p.65]
Graphically, things haven't much improved from last time, but the 80+ new missions, more comprehensive ship designs, and added weapons make for a solid follow-up to a genre-busting first game.
I would not recommend this for too many teenagers and below, because the action is more slowly paced and more emphasis is placed on technical specs of your ship than graphical wizardry during the battles.
Unfortunately, my impressive creation was forced to engage in mundane missions and unexciting encounters - it was like watching Superman pay bills or walk the dog. [Apr 2004, p.98]
Had the graphics been retouched a bit, the pace been picked up, the sound been reworked, and multiplayer been considered, this could've been the luxury yacht of war games.
While the action portion of Commander is a leaky dinghy, the strategy elements are the Titanic, pre-iceberg. [May 2004, p.82]
If you've played "Warship Gunner," you'll probably have seen it all before from a more interesting on-deck perspective.
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Summary NAVAL OPS: COMMANDER is set in an alternate reality where the powerful nation of Virshia has deployed an armada of "Superships" around the globe. Through Virshia's aggressive assault on the world?s oceans, nations quickly fell while others still hang in the balance. In the game, players command a lone Tactical Battle Group committed to ...
Rated T
for Teen
Platforms:
- PlayStation 2
Initial Release Date: Mar 9, 2004
Developer:
- Micro Cabin
Publisher: Koei
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