Battle Stations

Battle Stations is a naval combat game developed by Realtime Associates and published by Electronic Arts for the PlayStation and Sega Saturn. The game features 50 campaign missions across single-player modes including Arcade and Campaign, with a two-player War Games option, and places the player in command of a fleet opposing seaborne enemy forces. Two PAL variants are catalogued, covering the UK, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, and the Netherlands under serial SLES-00662, released on 20 March 1997. All releases use the Mini Jewel Black Bordered PAL case format on a single disc, with no holograms, in English, French, and German. The two variants are split between a UK, France, and Germany pressing and a Southern European and Netherlands grouping. The game was described by EA as a spiritual successor to the Intellivision classic Sea Battle.