You win the battle when the opponent is at 0 HP. The way to hurt your opponent may differ between matches. In Classic Mode, you hurt enemy by having units on the field when he doesnt. Deathmatch is the same, except you also hurt him by destroying his units. In King Of The Hill, you hurt him by having control of the Hill in the middle of the map. In Capture The Flag, you hurt him by returning the flag to your side of the field. In Power Ball, you must hold onto the Power ball until he dies. . Read in-game "How To Play" to find out how to train and control your troops.

You win the battle when the opponent is at 0 HP. The way to hurt your opponent may differ between matches. In Classic Mode, you hurt enemy by having units on the field when he doesnt. Deathmatch is the same, except you also hurt him by destroying his units. In King Of The Hill, you hurt him by having control of the Hill in the middle of the map. In Capture The Flag, you hurt him by returning the flag to your side of the field. In Power Ball, you must hold onto the Power ball until he dies. . Like any other Real Time Strategy game, you must lead your troops to win the battle.
Read in-game "How To Play" to find out how to train and control your troops.

The on-again, off-again big-screen treatment of Midway's arcade driving game Spy Hunter seems to be on once more. Variety is reporting that Universal Pictures is once again trying to turn the key on a Spy Hunter film, this time with veteran game-to-movie filmmaker Paul W.S. Anderson (Resident Evil, Mortal Kombat) set to co-write and direct.

Whether or not Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson--previously attached to play the film's protagonist--will remain attached to the project is undetermined. Johnson previously appeared in Midway's Spy Hunter: Nowhere to Run for the Xbox and PlayStation 2, a game that had been intended to tie into the movie before Universal's production hit delays.