Advance Wars 1 + 2: Re-Boot Camp – a set of remakes of the first Game Boy Advance Advance Wars from 2001 and its 2003 sequel – was due to be released late last year for the Nintendo Switch. However, the release has been delayed several times. The game was in the beginning Delayed Until April 8 of this year, because the developer needed more time. However, we’re now on April 10th and we’re still waiting for the release, because Advance Wars 1+2: Re-Boot Camp was a month ago. postponed again Because of the events in Ukraine.
No new release date was announced at the time, so it’s currently unclear when Advance Wars 1 + 2: Re-Boot Camp will be available. The wait for at least one lucky Nintendo Switch owner is over. Twitter user Tweet embed He says they pre-loaded the game and now this digital version is suddenly fully playable.
It looks like the game is already over, but something went wrong with the latest delay, so Advance Wars 1 + 2: Re-Boot Camp is already playable for some players.
I finally got to play Advance Wars but only on my Switch Lite that I pre-loaded before that happened! #NintendoSwitch pic.twitter.com/i0N5eQp5jh
– Rachel (@killetheth) April 9, 2022
There is nothing interesting here, I just took a screenshot of the tutorial for you. pic.twitter.com/X6kRzy8rQf
– Rachel (@killetheth) April 9, 2022
yes! Blue Moon and Olaf do the first missions in the campaign. pic.twitter.com/nnAiGjKfYy
– Rachel (@killetheth) April 9, 2022

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