Now go try them all

Have this game came to States on nes I would put it on my top 3 games to play aside from mario bros 1 and 3.

@@NostalgicGameNerd would give it a try if I had a PC to emulate it

@@lenyscollectionchannel1591 Me too, except I would have six: Famicom Wars, Super Mario Bros., The Legend of Zelda, Metroid, Excitebike, and Kid Icarus.

It really does.

Yeah!!!! I can't wait!!!!

@@ulfric0548 Im so hyped!!!!

Super ultra hyped man.

me

the....what?

I imported the Game Boy wars 1. And it's quite bad. It's really amazing the jump from Boy 3 to Advance 1. Both released in the same year somehow.

@@Mac_Omegaly What sucked about it? I know people say Super Famicom Wars is pretty good.

@@meathir4921 I mean it was more a personal thing. Hex grid tactical games require a lot larger amount of work to figure out viable Stratagy. Spoiled by Advance Wars 1+2, I found the unit choices lacking and it was much more about just pile diving each most dangerous unit every turn. (Which is a legit tactic but without CO powers it was a lot of tedium.) If you move a unit into an area by it self, potentially 6 other units could run up and fire on it. This ment that to win most fights you had to pick units that could group together, forming less of a tactical formation, and more like a blob of units. It's a different beast. But I'm sure if I had it over Vattle Guise as my pack in game when I got the Gameboy, I would have enjoyed it at the time it came out. (My cheap Dad bought my Gameboy second hand from a Japanese student. But at least he also bought Z:Links Awakening brand new to make up for it. The system came with 3 Japanese games... Tetris, Baseball, Vattle Guise and an English version of Mario Land 2.

And they've basically been making the same game over and over.

It was probably because people were used to colorful design of the first three games.

Dual Strike and Days of Ruin are both very good

DoR was my favorite of the 4 DS games. I gotta say 2 is a very close second though.

DoR is somewhat a change of pace imo. Story n sountrack wise. Battle animations, just needs little polish to it since it feels not right at some cases. Overall, DoR got its thing just fine.

Days of Ruin was the first Advance Wars game I ever owned and played. Dual Strike is my favorite simply because of the two-front battle system that fully utilizes the DS screens and the twin CO powers but I do think that Days of Ruin has the best story by far.

@Axis4s wait, what?? Just checked, we get a Remaster(?) from AW 1+2,

@@Nokendo_ Advance Wars™ 1+2: Re-Boot Camp for Switch just got announced

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Holy shit that was quick

Well boy do I have news for you

Indeed, but also on Days of Ruin that was such an change to the family friendly, happy game, to War crimes, mortal deceases going all arround and other such things

Thank you

And they balanced the power system (ok Tabitha is OP af, but at least her father was banned from online play)

People complain way too much about change, like they did with wind waker.

@@XCharizard100 Tabitha is glitched when she takes hits unlike everyone else

The Best Advance Wars. It made me cry. And the multiplayer was balanced for once!

It was the first in the series I played (although I was familiar with the system from a flash game clone called Battalion: Vengeance). The mood whiplash from trying the rest of the series... yeah.

Dual strike was a great part three to the gba games, music was kicked up, co skills and abilities and selection was improved too. Don't play days of ruins

@@huron994 Days of Ruin is great, but way darker in tone and with a heavier story. Dual Strike goes into some heavy territory but Days of Ruin ramps it up a notch.

Days of Ruin/Dark Conflict is a little bit better balanced and the way the CO powers are used make the game far more strategic. Its still worth playing in my book.

I liked Days of Ruin better as a package. Doesn't helps that Dual Strike seems to have practically finished the story in a way unless a sequel is made way into the future

Definitely play Days of Ruins. Ignore what the first guy said.

I’ve never played Battalion wars, you think Nintendo should revive that one too?

@@wifi961 to be honest yeah. Hell the series is still left in a cliff hanger they could at least finish it before abandoning it lol.

I miss batallion wars. One of my first wii games.

Battalion Wars was Pikmin, but better and with guns & tanks.

@@wifi961 That might depend on how well the Advance Wars reboot does.

I agree. It's a shame it wasn't as successful as its parent series.

I found the concept behind the Battalion Wars gameplay mechanics to be utterly fascinating, and am forever disappointed that I’ve never truly found it anywhere else. I also had a lot of fun playing BW2 (never played the first game), and hope that one day, there shall either be a sequel (with an Xylvania campaign) or a reboot

With the remaster coming out around the same time as the game awards, it could happen

Finally, some character that would use mostly gun weapons

what other content from wars is in smash already? just the assist trophy right?

@@iownalx23 i think, yeah, I just remembered seing one of those there

@@aaroncarr3413 You know what they say, anything is possible.

@Flaming Arrow I did just recently 🤣 I used desmume but for some reason the game audio's kinda wonky and sometimes slows down I'm not sure why, it ain't my pc since I can run pcsx2 games with no problems

@@shotsfiredandmissed9068 you can use drastic on your android phone. Works perfectly

@@sherdil3717 I'll give it a try, thanks 😊

Yeah, me too. Days of ruin is the best AW by far. I play almost everyday on my Android emulator.✈️🛩️

Well now you can play it on switch in 6 months

That would be great!

Into the breach?

WarGroove is also very similar.

@@spyrojyro7202 I prefer Wargroove tbh

@@NostalgicGameNerd uh... just letting you know that the first game in the video is not game boy wars. It’s famicom wars actually. Might just be typo though.

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It appears to have been a not so good game. The scores weren't the best.

The Wii sequel was decent enough, but the multiplayer got discontinued after a few years.

How is this not the first comment that I've seen that proposes the hysterically dumb idea that Nintendo would pot the Nintendo wars series to anything other then a Nintendo console

It's originally Nintendo Wars

What's the site

Yeah since it's a spin-off game. You can try it using emulators.

It also seems thats when this series started to get some serious personality. You can see tinges of that with the super nintendo one however. The N64 one might have had some personality as well if it wasnt cancelled but I feel going the anime route did this game some justice.

I think it has the best commander themes which where pretty badass: Ed/Will's theme for example! I wish the OST would be rerecorded in better quality because the DS files are compressed as hell due to hardware limitations!

Yeah, I’d say Advance wars Day of Ruin does have great music and the best balance over most games in the series with no cheap C.Os or op powers like in Duel Strike. But I don’t know, I still prefer the more cartoony and light hearted look of the first three games. That’s what Advance Wars 2 is my favorite, since it’s not unfair like the third game, and fixes a lot of stuff from the first.

I would check out Advance Wars by web if you want to play online now.

Well it's a franchise, but Battalian wars was the spin off and really has a different tone from the 3 most connected English releases. And then Days of Ruin has the darkest tone of all. *(and the best custom map options.)

@@Mac_Omegaly I'm honestly just kinda hyped to go play all of them.

@@N0TS0uh Well there are fan translations and guides for the early Japanese only games. Honestly only the SNES game was worth hunting down and learning how to play in Japanese. But yeah, Advance Wars 1 is still kind of rough in places, but still fun today. I'm working back through it, sadly not on orginal hardware since my GBA and DS both died. I highly recommend skipping to Advance Wars 2, if you ever get stuck at that one point in AW1 (mission 16 or 17) With the backwards compatible N3DS XL I have played both DS Advance Wars games as recently as 5 years ago. I never really got into BW1. But then I don't like most fps games.

Another game franchise I would highly recommend looking into is, Ogre Battle/Tactics Ogre. They are both very interesting takes on battle RPG's. And have been a dead franchise for about as long as Advance Wars.

@@Mac_Omegaly i will take a look, thanks for the recommendation.

actually days or ruin sound track was better.

@@solstratus8444 it's subjective, but you have a point here since days of ruin soundtrack was an upgrade in term of sound quality and has a darker, metal theme, which is probably your favorite.

@@NostalgicGameNerd you are correct. I am a metal head.

@@solstratus8444 I'll upload it next month. Thanks for the suggestion

So do I, but that's a distant dream to be honest :D

@@NostalgicGameNerd I pray that they come back to life.Dual strike .1 and 2.too.

They just announced a remake show support by buying the game and hopefully a new Wars series for us to enjoy

@@darklyger64 so hyped!!!!

@@floresarmando4318 already got my nintendo eshop points ready

Days of Ruin is its own separate universe from the other games.

Now that you mention it...

I wish they brought the games over in the west as well.

There is a full fan translation for Super Famicom Wars on romhacking.

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There are several reasons, I'm sure. I know that there were at least two genesis games that used hex grid and they were alright. But ultimately if I remember correctly. The orginal had square grids, and fans liked those versions better. Also Americans got Advance Wars first, before Japan. So they looked at what was popular for tactics games durring development and saw FFT PS1 getting loads of love. So they doubled down on grids. The new powers system helped to make battles more interesting and less frustrating to the American audience. (Who "needed" to have more easy games to sell well.)

Play them on an gamecube emulator before the remake of advance wars 1+2 comes out

Prepare for the hard campaign :D

when you reach Crystal calamity, you will see the difficulty