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3 public reviews

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Age of Empires III2005

4 out of 5 stars

Age of Empires 3....... where to begin........ Well to begin with, I didnt actually play this game until a year or two after it came out, and needless to say, I was QUITE surprised at what I found. Age of Empires 3 offers 8 playable factions for skirmish and multiplayer as well as a lengthly multi-Act campaign mode. In the campaign mode, the first act has you playing almost exclusively at low tech levels, with each…

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Medieval II: Total War2006

4 out of 5 stars

The Total War series gained alot of attention and respect when Rome Total War hit the Shelves in 2004, it was considered such a great game, how could any sequel hope to outdo it. 2 years later here comes Medieval II: Total War, the direct sequel to the original Medieval Total War game that started the epicness of large scale land battles. In Medieval 2 their are over a dozen playable factions to choose from, with…

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Armored Core 42007

4 out of 5 stars

Armored Core 4, the most recent incarnation of the niche mecha-action game series Armored Core, has quite a few changes to the traditional formula that AC games are known for. First things first, the graphics have of course been updated quite a bit from the previous AC games on the PS2, the mechs themselves look amazing on a HD TV/Monitor, but the environments can be underwhelming at times, with a bit too many…

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