Brothers in Arms: DS
Release Date: June 6, 2007
Action, TPP, World War II, Nintendo exclusive, multiplayer, singleplayer, LAN
Brothers in Arms: DS is another game from the popular series, set in the realities of World War II. We are dealing here with a position, achievable only on the Nintendo DS platform and quite different from the rest of the series. Developers from Gearbox Software did not serve us a typical FPS, but an action game, shown from a third party perspective.
Brothers in Arms: DS is another installment in a popular game series set in World War II. This production is a Nintendo DS exclusive, which is much different from other titles in the series. This time the developers from Gearbox Software did not prepare an FPS, but a third person perspective action game.
What did not change is the setting – the game again throws you into a world conflict in the years 1939-1945. As an American soldier, you take part in three campaigns consisting of 16 missions. You get to break German defenses in Normandy, fight in the deserts of North Africa, and fight off the Nazi counterattack in the Ardennes. You can make use of a wide selection of authentic weapons (rifles, grenades, etc.) and vehicles - including M4 Sherman.
The controls system combines use of physical buttons and the console’s touchscreen and stylus, which is very intuitive. Moreover, the graphical potential of NDS was used to create detailed 3D graphics. On top of that, there is multiplayer mode for up to four people via Wi-Fi.
Last updated on August 14, 2015
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Brothers in Arms Series
Set in the realities of World War II, the series of tactical action games was inspired by the TV series Company of Brothers. The series is sometimes counted as one of the most important brands in the development output of Texas-based studio Gearbox Software.
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Brothers in Arms: DS Summary
Platforms:
Nintendo DS
Developer: Gearbox Software
Publisher: Ubisoft
