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description
Warhammer® 40,000™: Squad Command™ marks the first time that the brutal, war-ravaged world of the Warhammer 40,000 universe will be playable on the PSP® system. Warhammer 40,000: Squad Command features fast, action-packed combat through turn-based strategy and an engaging, authentic single-player storyline. Gamers play as the elite Space Marines of the Ultramarines chapter and strive to combat the encroaching evil of the ruthless and daemonic influenced Chaos Space Marines through 15 cinematically-tied missions. With a robust multiplayer mode featuring 9 unique missions, gamers will team up and go head-to-head with other gamers worldwide as either the Imperium of Man or Chaos Space Marines, ensuring hours of unique replayability. Warhammer 40,000: Squad Command will also fully utilize all the portable functionality of the PSP, bringing the Warhammer 40,000 universe to life on handheld.
further information
Release Date
Nov 19, 2007
Genre
Strategy
Version
US
ESRB Teen Titles rated T (Teen) have content that may be suitable for ages 13 and older. Titles in this category may contain violence, suggestive themes, crude humor, minimal blood, simulated gambling, and/or infrequent use of strong language.
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Psp version is much better The graphics compared to the psp version are terrible. Game play is good. For that price (25$),if you like strategy games, you may try it.
tenshi2520(16) on 27, Nov. 2007 16:53 (HKT)
warhammer 40,000: squad command i'd only recommend this if you are either a strategy player or a warhammer fan. graphically, the game is great, especially the environments. but, you'll find little support by way of the manual or in-game tutorial. the manual is little better than a pamphlet, and the in-game tutorial warps by in on-screen text without giving you related objectives to try out the functions being described. once you get past that and into the game, there are some interesting elements - the destructible terrain and the squad-based gameplay. but the controls are mapped out counter-intuitively so that the analog nub controls the camera, while the d-pad is used for selecting units and moving around the map. it takes getting used to, to say the least. i'm several missions along, and enjoying the game more now that i'm used to all its quirks, but expect a lot of frustration when getting into this experience the first few times...
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