Vehicles have a similarly cartoon-ish style, but animate beautifully with realistic physics. For example, the soldiers are anything but brutish - they tend to be short and run alongside landscapes with exaggeratedly bouncy animation. While the battlefield environments usually look gritty and real - you'll see everything from post-apocalyptic wastelands to lush forests with running rivers and beaches - the military squads, vehicles and weapons that inhabit them are designed to be a little cuddlier. Like its predecessor, Wars 2 features a pleasing graphic style that hovers somewhere between realistic and cartoon-ish. All you really need to know is that a long time ago the Solar Empire created a super weapon to defeat the enemy and present-day battles are again being fought over the powerful tool of destruction. If you haven't played Battalion Wars before, the mess of warring nations from different eras may seem convoluted, but if you have, you shouldn't have any trouble following the premise of the advancement of the story.
The title begins with well-rendered and stylized cinematics and follows a tale that begins hundreds of years in the past and eventually travels to the future - and then to the past again in playable flashbacks. We tip our hat to Kuju Entertainment for endeavoring to create a unique storyline and moody atmosphere for Battalion Wars 2. If, on the other hand, you're expecting a gameplay revolution, you're in for a disappointment because this sequel feels and looks like its predecessor in most regards, and the novelty has faded some. Hence, if you liked the original project, you will surely like its sequel, too. But what it does do is offer a brand new storyline that encapsulates original missions complete with more objectives, drops in the ability to control naval fleets for the first time, and features a surprisingly robust online multiplayer mode. Battalion Wars 2 for Wii is a typical sequel in that it operates utilizing the same gameplay fundamentals and doesn't introduce too many new mechanics into the equation.
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