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<center>The walkthrough for this game is separated into two parts – the American campaign, and the new Japanese campaign. Each walkthrough considers that this is your first time playing through the game. | The walkthrough for this game is separated into two parts – the American campaign, and the new Japanese campaign. Each walkthrough considers that this is your first time playing through the game. | ||
Both campaigns feature '''Primary Objectives''', which are the basis to completing the mission. Failing a primary objective results in a game over screen and the opportunity to restart from the last checkpoint. Checkpoints are often found in between primary objectives, much like a "Mission Update" or something similar. Completing only primary objectives yields a bronze medal. | Both campaigns feature '''Primary Objectives''', which are the basis to completing the mission. Failing a primary objective results in a game over screen and the opportunity to restart from the last checkpoint. Checkpoints are often found in between primary objectives, much like a "Mission Update" or something similar. Completing only primary objectives yields a bronze medal. | ||
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The '''Hidden Objectives''' yield even better results, and completing these (plus the Secondary Objectives) makes for the best possible mission outcome. This is the only way during the campaign to unlock the Iowa-class battleship, for example. | The '''Hidden Objectives''' yield even better results, and completing these (plus the Secondary Objectives) makes for the best possible mission outcome. This is the only way during the campaign to unlock the Iowa-class battleship, for example. | ||
The American campaign begins where Midway left off. Starting in the Solomon Islands and working its way to Okinawa, the US campaign follows a few unnamed characters exchanging dialogue. The Japanese campaign is identical to the American one in nearly every respect. Both campaigns have a pair of cutscenes which give a | The American campaign begins where Midway left off. Starting in the Solomon Islands and working its way to Okinawa, the US campaign follows a few unnamed characters exchanging dialogue. The Japanese campaign is identical to the American one in nearly every respect. Both campaigns have a pair of cutscenes which give a miniscule storyline – a soldier going off to war and, at its conclusion, returning to his significant other. | ||
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