Evening! Famous group RELOADED just released a copy of the newest game from Eidos Interactive, Battlestations Pacific. This is a follow up from Eidos’ 2007 “Battlestations: Midway”. This game is set in World War 2 and the focus is set on the U.S. versus Japan. From what I’ve understood, the game is very tactical, so for all your strategy-freaks out there, this might be something for you.

Description: In Battlestations: Pacific, you participate in key battles of the Pacific war from different perspectives. You can take direct control of a wide range of warships, from tiny patrol boats to hulking battleships. But you can also take control of fighters and bombers that are overhead. You’re never restricted to one platform during a battle, and you can switch between all the units under your command instantly. The strategy element comes from the fact that you can–at any time during the battle–switch to a strategic map and issue orders to all of your units. So you’re basically juggling between commanding the battle and fighting in it.

General features:

• Command the air, sea, and sub forces. Launch full-scale attacks and at anytime switch to and take full-control of any plane, ship or sub. You command, fly the attack, fire the battleship’s 15-inch guns, and submerge the mini-sub anyway you choose throughout the battle.
• 28 full-scale battles across two unique campaigns. The historic American campaign begins after Midway and goes to Guadalcanal, Leyte, Iwo Jima, Okinawa, and more. The what if Japanese campaign begins at Pearl Harbor and goes to the Java Sea, Port Moresby, Midway, and beyond
• Fighters, bombers, carriers, battleships, cruisers, destroyers, subs, mini subs and more. 17 US planes including the new Corsair fighters and Curtis Helldivers, and 20 Japanese planes including the Mitsubishi J2M Raiden (Thunderbolt), and the night-fighting Nakajima J1N1 Gekko
• Huge multi-unit battles for up to eight players (four on each side) on Windows Live. The largest battle involves over 100 units. And five all-new online gameplay modes: Island capture, Duel, Siege, Escort, and Competitive

Release Name: Battlestations.Pacific-RELOADED
Filename: rld-bsp
Size: 6.38 GB
NFO: Here
Links: Homepage, Wikipedia, IGN, Gamespot, Trailer
Download: Torrent, Usenet