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'''Advance Wars: Dual Strike''' is the third {{series|Advance Wars}} game in the series, and was released onto the Nintendo DS in 2005. The subtitle refers to the game mechanics the game introduced, [[dual front]], and several battles in the campaign utilize this new concept. The subtitle also refers to the Nintendo DS, the console the game was released on. In a two front battle, each front is controlled by a separate [[Commanding Officer]], and when someone wins in the secondary front, that CO gets to join in on the main front, thereby giving that team a tactical bonus. | '''Advance Wars: Dual Strike''' is the third {{series|Advance Wars}} game in the series, and was released onto the Nintendo DS in 2005. The subtitle refers to the game mechanics the game introduced, [[dual front]], and several battles in the campaign utilize this new concept. The subtitle also refers to the Nintendo DS, the console the game was released on. In a two front battle, each front is controlled by a separate [[Commanding Officer]], and when someone wins in the secondary front, that CO gets to join in on the main front, thereby giving that team a tactical bonus. She is an amazing character/ | ||
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