1943: The Battle of Midway

The game for NES - 1943: The Battle of Midway or "1943: Battle of Midway", is a sequel to the first part of the shooter, called "1942". The game bears the name of the battle, as it is based on the real events of World War II.

The game is based on the real events of World War II.

The story takes the player to that very battle, in the Pacific Ocean, near the coast of Midway. Controlling a warplane, you will defend an aircraft carrier from Japanese naval and air forces attacking it. The main task of the player is to get to the enemy battleship Yamato and destroy it.

The gameplay of 1943: The Battle of Midway is similar to its first part - the same controls and the ability to maneuver a dead loop from enemy shells or a super lightning attack is present. In contrast to the first part of "1943" has improved graphics, as in "1942" there is a double player mode, which is only good. Now, when the players' planes cross the screen, the player with a large amount of fuel can pass it to the second player with a smaller amount of fuel. A total of sixteen levels in the game, which includes both air battles, and with water military vehicles, bosses are also present. You can allocate skill points to various aircraft improvements, such as projectile power, increased fuel capacity, etc., before combat begins.

All in all, we can say about the game 1943: The Battle of Midway that it was a worthy continuation of the first part, refined gameplay and more colorful graphics with a storyline make the game interesting and worthy of attention.