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Behold above the wonderous exposition found in the Panzer Tactics DS video. Actually, maybe it is good to refresh people every now and then from square one and treat potential customers like mouth-breathing tools. *clearing throat* You are now reading Joystiq, a video game blog. Here we write about video games. We will now talk about Panzer Tactics DS for the Nintendo DS handheld system. It is a video game playback device you hold in your hand.

There are Informative lines in the above video like: "You can play Panzer Tactics with the buttons or the stylus, most people use both," and "to make things really exciting, there are also units with special abilities." *back to normal voice* Although we're perfectly fine with the concept of what Panzer's marketing department was trying to do with the video, there really is no need to explain a strategy game from square one. Show us what's different, most DS owners into that genre will have hopefully played Advance Wars: Dual Strike and understand the basics. If this video was designed to get "casuals" interested, somehow a WWII turn-based strategy game doesn't sound like their cup of tea.