Nintendo reiterates in stronger terms that it now prefers partnerships to purchases

[A Black Falcon]

When I first heard about this I thought 'Muzzle Velocity'... and while this is definitely different from that, it's got similarities as well, for sure. Like, it looks like it's more fun and less frusterating (stupid units never seem to go where I tell them to unless I drive them there myself...)... :) The switching system looks more like Battlezone or even Rainbow Six, though -- switching from an onscreen menu, not going to an overhead map and choosing a unit from there. But as I said it's the same idea. I say Muzzle Velocity more than Uprising or Battlezone because those were more first-person RTSes -- you built buildings, created units, collected resources, etc, just from your vehicle...

Can't believe I didn't think of this sooner. Dungeon Keeper! Great game, and you could go into the eyes of your units.