Napoleon: Total War – PC Game Review
This review of Napoleon Total War says it delivers what Empire did not, with challenging AI, many improved features, multiplayer options, and a crash-free framework.
Read MoreThis review of Napoleon Total War says it delivers what Empire did not, with challenging AI, many improved features, multiplayer options, and a crash-free framework.
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Read MoreThis preview of Theater of War 2: Kursk 1943 praises it as rare example of a computer game that actually replicates the problems of command on a chaotic battlefield and is different enough to stand out from the pack.
Read MorePreviewing Napoleon Total War from Creative Assembly and SEGA caused a mix of excitement and trepidation in this reviewer, but what he discovered was 'nothing short of inspiring.'
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Read MoreA list of World War II fighter planes that appear in the game Making History II from Muzzy Lane.
Read MoreThe developers of Theatre of War 2: Kursk 1943 answer five questions from ArmchairGeneral about game elements including air power, unusual weapons, scenario editing, historical commanders, and their personal favorite among scenarios.
Read MoreJohn Tiller's Campaign Austerlitz PC game continues in the tradition and mold of his earlier Battleground Napoleonics games, offering much to strategy-oriented gamers though documentation could be better in places.
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Read MoreCall of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 has incredible graphics and its multiplayer mode is brilliant, but some of its story elements are morally questionable and apparently are only there for shock value to get media attention.
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Read MoreHistorical data on WWII heavy fighters that will appear in the game Making History II: The War of the World from Muzzy Lane Software.
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