GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Battlestations: Midway was not an ordinary World War II game. As you took command of the Pacific fleet in some of the largest naval battles ever ...

The oxygen tank is empty. The torpedo tubes are empty. An enemy destroyer is hunting my last submarine, dropping depth charges that explode dangerously close to the hull, which is already taking slow ...

Battlestations: Midway has lived in the "flawed but promising" file ever since its release back in 2007. A peculiar hybrid of real-time strategy and shooting action, it tasked players with commanding ...

Eidos has just launched Battlestations.net, the community-focused website for their upcoming follow-up to Battlestations: Midway, Battlestations: Pacific, and they’re celebrating by bombarding fans ...

Every tabletop game has to start somewhere. Before the first set of samples come back from China — and before the pitches are made to potential backers or publishers — you've got to have something to ...

What would have happened had Admiral Chester Nimitz taken personal command of a battleship in the Pacific Theatre of World War II? What would have happened if the commander of the Japanese forces had ...

After the break. It's ten minutes of gameplay from the Battlestations: Pacific demo released on Live this morning. There's two bits to it. First off there's a kamikaze assault on a fleet of ships, ...

Just a friendly reminder that the demo for Battlestations: Pacific from Eidos and WB is now available for download on the Xbox 360 and PC. You’ll find in-game tutorials and the Divine Winds of Leyte ...

Battlestations: Midway strikes just the right balance between action and strategy to create a game that's as unique as it is enjoyable. If the gaming gurus at Milton Bradley have taught us anything, ...

Even though Battlestations: Pacific was preceded by Battlestations: Midway, there's something a bit old school about this hybrid action and strategy game. Those who cut their teeth on the Commodore 64 ...

There is a long tradition of showing off new videogames by hiring a glamorous and/or swanky location, dishing out a few trays of canapés and sticking a few demo units in to show off an early version ...