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The Sims 2

The Sims 2 is an incredible sequel to the best-selling PC game of all-time! You’ll get to direct an entire Sims’ lifetime, and try to get them to reach their goals in life. Will they have a long, successful and happy life - or will they end up poor and heartbroken?

User Ratings and Reviews

5 Stars Leaps and Bounds Above TS1
A sophisticated and complex sequel to The Sims, The Sims 2 is pretty to boot. I think that my favorite aspect of this game is the new levels of complexity in the sims. They have hopes and dreams as well as fears. Another noteworthy feature is the life cycle — sims age, now. No more perpetual children or adults who live forever.

If you enjoyed The Sims, you’ll definitely love The Sims 2. If you’ve never played The Sims before, now is the time to start.

5 Stars My favorite video game of all time
The Sims 1 was tied with Phantasy Star Online as my favorite video game of all time. Well, The Sims 2 takes all of the good things about The Sims 1 and then adds a whole bunch more good things to totally blow me away. There are now toddlers, teenagers and elders. There’s complex genetics which is completely fascinating, especially when you factor in the alien beings. The graphics are MUCH better and you can view close or far from all angles. The flexibility of friends, roommates, getting engaged and married or separated, broken up or divorced is great. Best of all, characters can be related to each other, so you can set them up from the beginning as spouses, siblings, cousins, etc. and they will interact with each other differently from if they were not related. The potential for storytelling is tremendous. This is the best video game in the history of the world as far as I’m concerned. Five thousand stars!

5 Stars A review by my daughter
My name is Frances Applegate and I’m 9. I just ordered The Sims 2 and I’m very excited to play it. I have played it at friends houses, and enjoyed it very much.

1. First off there’s the plant people. (you can recognize them by their green skin) They lurk around some neighborhoods. They’re very nice, but poeple are scared of them and misunderstand them.

2. And then there’s the werewolves. If you mess with a dog with yellow eyes that walks outside your house at night sometimes, and you become friends, he’ll bite you, and you’ll become a werewolf.

3. There’s also aliens that evade occasionally. Some sims fall in love with them and have alien-human babies.

I won’t give anymore away but here’s a few cheats for money.

C+ctrl+shift, motherlode and katching.

Enjoy playing sims!

5 Stars Say “bye-bye” to your social life!
Ah, the Sims. Wonderful little creatures that obey our every commands, making us feel like God, only without some smart-a$$ coming along and nailing things to cathedral doors.

You’re doubtless quite familiar with the Sims as a premise. Basically you create and control people. You run every aspect of their lives. You make them do their bidding, and if that means building a house full of nothing but wooden furniture and fireplaces, then by gum, you can do that!

“Sims 2″ is a massive improvement over the original game. It took everything that was good about the original and basically set it to eleven, while toning down a lot that wasn’t so great (you don’t have to micromanage your Sims nearly as much). With this game you get a whole new set of bells and whistles, including a 3D enviroment, Sims that actually age and will eventually die of old age (provided you aren’t the sort who tells them to go swimming and then deletes the ladder so they can’t leave the pool. Mwa-ha-ha-ha!), new jobs, new aspirations, new gizmos, new building options, etc, etc!

It can be kind of overwhelming at first, but if you start out small the game will guide you, and you’ll soon be running people’s lives just like that one aunt you have who thinks she knows exactly how everyone should do things and loves to tell you, at length, about how you’re messing up your life!

5 Stars Positive Experience
The item was shipped quickly and in good condition. Would recommend this seller to anyone.

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PS3 Games Strategy Alien Beings, Applegate, Elders, Friends Houses, Goals In Life, Happy Life, History Of The World, Hopes And Dreams, Leaps And Bounds, Life Cycle, Live Forever, Noteworthy Feature, Pc Game, Phantasy Star Online, Roommates, Sequel, Sims 2, Storytelling, Thousand Stars, Video Game

Resistance Fall Of Man

In Resistance: Fall of Man, US and British forces band together in a last-ditch effort to save England from a horric scourge — the Chimera. This parasitic species infects other life forms with a virus that rapidly mutates victims into new Chimera. In mere decades this race has ripped apart populations across Asia and Europe and by 1951 has landed on the shores of England. You play the part of US a Army Ranger, fighting alongside a group of British resistance soldiers to free the country from the Chimera and to halt their spread across the globe.

PLAYSTATION 3’s killer app has arrived.

Wield human or Chimeran weapons. View larger.

Chimera come in a variety of terrifying shapes and sizes. View larger.

The environments are incredibly detailed and lifelike. View larger.

Enemies will flank you if you’re careless about picking them off. View larger.

The Chimera wars
War is everywhere and everything in Resistance. An alien race began toying with the planet just after Word War I and in mere decades, the Chimera ?a species of unknown origin propagating a virus that converts other life forms into more Chimera ?has overrun Russia and all of Europe. Humanity?s hope for survival is slim, and the tide of the battle rests on the shoulders of U.S. Army Ranger, Sgt. Nathan Hale.

The Chimera didn’t plan to take this protracted war lying down, however, and amassed their forces in Russia. Once Russia was captured, they quickly erected a wall around the former country, rebuking all efforts at communication or contact. While the world waited and wondered what other terrors might spill from the wall, England prepares for and falls to a major Chimera invasion in 1951.

The United States comes to aid their English allies, but all does not go as planned. The next three days will see some of the most intense fighting the war has known thus far, and it’s up to you to end the Chimera threat before the plague of defeat can encircle the globe.

Next-generation gameplay and style
The gameplay of Resistance is classic First Person Shooter. Insomniac Games has combined its passion for creating exotic weapons and vehicles with a proprietary physics system to create unique human and alien weaponry. Many of the weapons of the game are era-appropriate, such as pistols and grenades. Other weapons, such as the Chimeran Auger, are of alien design. Due to the differences in the ways that the various weapons handle, great care must be taken when entering an area infested with Chimera with their own weaponry. In addition to the obvious array of weapons, players can use melee attacks and jump to avoid attack.

Special game actions, called “Skill Tasks,” are worth set number of points that can be spent to unlock new content in the game. A Skill Task may be something as simple as killing a number of enemies in a short period of time or as involved as locating a hidden area in the single player campaign. The mystery of the tasks, however, is that they aren’t actually revealed until you have completed the task. This makes for a great reply incentive, as you will be mowing down Chimera and be suddenly rewarded with task points, often when you least expect the reward.

Obviously, presentation is one of the areas in which Resistance shines. The frame rate is silky-smooth, and never seems to get bogged down when there is a large number of Chimera or teammates on screen. Animations are believable, the locations are detailed, and the voice acting is top-notch. Explosions are especially impressive, sending shrapnel and smoke in all directions. If you’re looking for a game to impress your friends with graphically, look no further. Resistance is the type of game that makes you feel confident about the future of the PLAYSTATION 3.

Track stats and more online
Resistance also boasts an impressive 40 player online multiplayer mode. It’s not uncommon to find large-scale battles with both intricate strategy and simple “run and gun” play styles. Created and managed jointly by Insomniac Games and Sony Computer Entertainment, MyResistance.net is the official online community destination for Resistance: Fall of Man. At MyResistance.net, players can view their multiplayer stats in near-real time, participate in forums with other fans, download unlockable content and more.

User Ratings and Reviews

3 Stars Hype machine
Don’t really see what all the hype is about this game. I mean, sure it’s a decent first person shooter but don’t see why some people think its the greatest game ever….

5 Stars Absolutely superb!
I am a grey haired chap who is rapidly approaching his sell by date. Over the years I have played many FPS on just about every platform that there is and I have to tell you that between 1993 and 2007 only two games have caused me fight fatigue and soldier on into the night to get to the next level. One was the original 1993 Doom and the other is R:FoM.

The strange thing is that there is nothing in particular that you can single out as being particularly unique about R:FoM but taken as a whole it just works, you really do want to get to the end of this street, you know that the elevator will deliver you to a world of pain and that over this rooftop lies madness. But what the hey it’s fun…

Overall good game play and story line that just begs you to finish…Highly recommended….

5 Stars Resistance: Fall of Man
After buying this game and playing it, I believe it has deserved to be a greatest hit. I usually don’t play first person shooters that much (I know, I’m a loser! lol) but the storyline really intrigued me. I like how during the cut scenes, there is a narration that makes you involved with the storyline and instead of other FPS where you just shoot things and there is really no storyline at all. The different environments are pretty cool and diverse but there are some that are kinda repetitive. I like how you can carry every gun that you get in the game instead of Resistance 2 where you are only limited to 2 guns you can carry at a time. The graphics are great but of course since it was one of the first games that was made for the PS3 there are games that have a lot better graphics (for example Resistance 2). The only thing I could think of as a downside would be no unlockables or extra content, once you beat the game that is pretty much it. I mostly play single player campaign so I have not tried out the online multiplayer yet. Overall, I think this game and its sequel Resistance 2 is definitely a series of games to get into because it was very fun and entertaining to play.

5 Stars Great shooter for the PS3
I’m sure everyone’s covered all the great things about this game but I just wanted to mention the controls. I’m not a big fan of the Playstation controllers probably because I’m just used to playin Xbox but I thought the controls in this game were very quick and responsive. Resistance felt the most comfortable I’ve ever been on the Playstation 3, (for shooters anyway). Great game and fore [...] bucks it’s a steal.

5 Stars VEERY GOOD
I read some review of this game, saying it was dead hard to stop playing chapter after chapter once you start. I say its true.

Im a 25 y-o engineer who gets easily bored with a video game unless it’s very good. Resistance IS very good, close to excellent. I’m playing it now, just got it a few days ago. The other night i played until late in the night, and when to sleep just for the idea that i had to get up early to keep playing. The story is very good. I keep wondering if in the end, hale will become an alien and join the chimeran forces, or will just become a super human but keep his own mind. Like any good book the game keeps you wondering, unveiling bits of the story as you play it through.

100% recommended.

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PS3 Games Strategy Alien Race, Army Ranger, Asia And Europe, English Allies, Fall Of Man, Fall Of Man Resistance, Flank, Gameplay, Killer App, Last Ditch Effort, Nathan Hale, Parasitic Species, Playstation 3, Resistance Fall Of Man, Scourge, Shapes And Sizes, Sty, U S Army, Unknown Origin, Word War

Kings Bounty The Legend

In a fairy tale fantasy world of fearless knights, evil mages, wise kings and beautiful princesses, you are a hero. King’s Bounty: The Legend is an adventure game with tactical turn-based battles and role-playing elements. Gameplay is divided into two major sections: adventure mode and battle mode. In adventure mode you control your character in real-time. You move through the adventure map seeking various treasures, fighting monsters and accomplishing quests. In battle mode you lead your troops in tactical turn-based combat. Battles take place on land or sea, in dungeons or castles or even in some items. You yourself don’t participate in the combat, but can assist your troops by casting spells or summoning different creatures.

A rich role-playing system including 7 parameters and more than 30 skills and perks and a highly-developed system of tasks and relations More than 70 spells to use on the battle arena and in everyday life An alternative option for magic development are the Spirits of Rage to be summoned in combat More than 60 unique creatures with special abilities and skills ready to fight in your army Dozens of different battle arenas. Unique arenas for castle sieges Various traps and bonuses on battle arenas that can change the course of fight Unique system of live items acting of their own will and changing their essence Ability to start a family, find a wife and have children

User Ratings and Reviews

4 Stars If you like Heroes of Might and Magic you will like this
If you like Heroes of Might and Magic you will like this. If you dont you wont. End of discussion

4 Stars Great game for HOMM3 fans
This is a fantastic spiritual successor to Heroes of Might and Magic 3, which many people have played. The game world feels similar to Warcraft III and is very intuitive to play. The battles are fantastic and challenging against the right opponents, but early on, some players might get annoyed by quick, easy battles that seem to be more of an annoyance than a challenge. The Spirits of Rage system is an excellent addition as well that adds to the strategic options available to players. The story and sidestories, while a little corny and stereotypical fantasy, are nonetheless enthralling enough to keep a player going. There’s several “moral” questions in the game as well, and many quests have multiple endings. The Wife/Kid mechanic is also intriguing and interesting to manipulate. Min/Maxers will also be right at home and very pleased with the detailed statistics provided to players on each unit.

Things that might put people off, however, are kind of related to the things that make the game great. The camera can get a touch annoying at times, since you can only zoom out and pan around a limited amount. Keeping your army at full capacity can very quickly become an exercise in Recruit-Travel-Battle-Travel Back-Recruit-Repeat. Additionally, the limited stores of certain units can be frustrating at times. Finally, the presence of level-appropriate challenges can vary at times, exacerbating the Recruit/Travel/Battle issue. Finally, the lack of an auto-travel option is a little annoying, since you have to physically walk your character from place to place. The game also has dated graphics and animation, though this does make the computer load it exerts really low.

All in all though, the faults of this game are far outweighed by the positive aspects. It’s a great game for strategy gamers, fans of HOMM3, or anyone looking for a great RPG/Strategy game in a Medieval Fantasy setting.

1 Star Terrible support for Vista and/or 64-bit OS
Great game… from what little I have been able to play. Ever since I have installed a new soundcard, it seems this game refuses to play. Since I love my music more than this $[...] unsupported game, I kept my soundcard and just deleted King’s Bounty.

Good game… IF you have a 32-bit OS.

4 Stars Great Game with Big Bug
King’s Bounty is a really clever, fun, well-executed game. It is beautiful to look at and very addictive. A wonderful cross between RPG and Casual game (because it is easy to learn and (sometimes) relaxing to play). However, so far I’ve found one BIG bug which has not, apparently, been fixed by a patch yet. After hours and hours of playing, the game suddenly starts crashing due to a DEP (i.e. Data Execution Error) on Vista Ultimate 64. And the game will not run with DEP turned off! I’ve checked the web and many players are having this problem. But the game is still well worth buying and playing, especially if Katauri/Atari gets this bug fixed.

4 Stars Excellent update of a 19 year-old classic!
This is an excellent update / refresh of the classic PC game from 1990. King’s Bounty was one of my favorite games for the Amiga “back in the day”. KB:TL differs in many ways from the original game, but the core element of turn-based combat on a hex field is pretty much unchanged and is just as entertaining now as it was then.

What I Liked:

- Fantastic graphics. The art style is vibrant and colorful. The isometric 3D view is well presented and gives a nice sense of depth and topography.

- Engaging turn-based tactical combat. Units have varied strengths and skills that require coordination. Balancing out your army with units that are fast (high initiative) vs. ranged attack vs. damage absorbing vs. high movement rate and so on is very satisfying. The game does a good job of forcing you to churn your army and learn different units because a) most units have a limited supply - once you buy them all up you have to switch to something else and b) units do not grow in strength, so while level 1 peasants and swordsmen are fine at the beginning, eventually you will need to switch over to more powerful units to take out the stronger enemies.

- The skill tree system is simple, clear, and effective. No wall chart like Civilization 4 is required. You can specialize in troop enhancement or magical power or try to blend both.

- Decent spell system. The spells are well differentiated and have a nice mix of flavor between direct damage, unit enhancement, etc. While it isn’t as deep or sophisticated as games like Master of Magic, it is quite functional and provides variety and excitement into the combat.

- No enemy AI to compete against. While I enjoyed several of the Heroes of Might and Magic games (which were spawned from the original King’s Quest game btw) I never cared for the competition element of facing AI controlled heroes who wander the map collecting resources and attacking your troops. It seemed like on lower difficulty levels the AI opponents were just fodder and not much of a challenge, while on harder difficulty levels you could play for 20 hours and then run into an opponent that was so vastly superior to your forces that he wiped you out. In KB the world is static, which is more to my liking. If you come across an army too powerful for you, simply avoid it and come back later after you’ve gained a few levels and hired stronger units. You don’t have to worry about that unit finding your home base and taking you out of the game.

What I Didn’t Like:

- Software isn’t stable. Many people have reported crashes and lock-ups with the game. It worked fine for me, and so it might work fine for you too, but be aware that some people have come across serious errors that prevent them from continuing to play the game. One known problem (as of this writing) is that the game crashes a third of the way into it if you have 64-bit Vista. Hopefully they come out with a patch for that.

- Graphics glitches. These were minor, but worth mentioning. Water in particular was a problem on my system. Sometimes while rotating the camera when water was on the screen, horizontal planes of light blue would appear and cover up the land beneath them. It was simple to get rid of them (just rotate the view a little more) but they were still annoying. Combat on a beach also had a problem where some units would appear faded out because they had a blue (water colored) overlay on top of them. Again, this is minor but really should have been fixed.

- Anemic rulebook. This is my biggest complaint with the game. The instruction manual is way too brief and does not contain anywhere near enough information, and the “tutorial” is laughable. For example, nowhere in the instructions does it tell you how to rotate the camera view. I found it completely by accident and it is something that is critical to know (you press and hold the right mouse button and then move the mouse). The “tips” on the load screens are very informative and fill you in on some of the details that aren’t in the manual, but on my system they go by so fast you don’t have time to read them.

- No unit stat chart is provided. While it is more of an “action RPG” than a deep strategy game, it still would be helpful to have a table with all the unit types available in the game, their stats (attack, defense, initiative, etc.), special abilities, leadership cost, etc. so you can easily compare different units and plan your army accordingly.

- Trite storyline & side quests. You expect a decent story in an RPG…even an “action” RPG. The story in KB:TL is strictly passable. The side quests are particularly trite (go get object X from person Y and bring it to me). While this didn’t dissuade me from finishing the game, it could have been done better.

Anyway, I enjoyed the game and encourage fans of the original King’s Bounty, the Heroes of Might & Magic games, the Disciples games, and even Diablo fans to check it out. It has that addictive quality of leveling up your character, finding loot, and fighting increasingly difficult opponents that all of those games share.

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PS3 Games Strategy Adventure Game, Adventure Mode, Battle Arena, Battle Arenas, Battle Mode, Casting Spells, Castle Sieges, Castles, Fairy Tale, Fantasy World, Game World, Great Game, Heroes Of Might And Magic, Kings Bounty, Magic Development, Princesses, Special Abilities, Spiritual Successor, Turn Based Combat, Unique System

Risk II Game Download

The world is at war, and you are in command of an army fighting for global domination. Organize your forces in a ruthless campaign to crush your enemies and take their territories in this fast paced game of strategy, negotiation, and luck. See the classic game come to life with more ways to play, advanced map options, superior graphics, and animated battles. It’s up to you to deploy your troops, attack your enemies, and even betray your allies, in an aggressive effort to take over the world!

User Ratings and Reviews

2 Stars Fun but not for long
This game is good to start with, but if you enjoy playing by yourself and want to go through the tournament, it is dissapointing. There is no randomness to the games there, it is exactly the same setup every time. combine this with having to replay from the beginning if you lose in a round, and it gets VERY frustrating. For example you play through to round 6 and lose, you have to play through rounds 1-5 all over again, with exactly the same setup each time as you previously faced, very boring, imagine then losing again in round 6…..! Yuck.

Not worth your money, there are better games online for free than this, with more replayability. Try games like at games.asobrain, search for it on Yahoo, much more fun for no money.

1 Star game will not run
Be sure to download the free trial version first to check for compatibility. This game (which I loved to play on my old computer) will not run on my vista machine, even in compatibility mode for XP SP2.

Yet another example of vista sucking the big one.

5 Stars no hassle
always one of my favorite board games and now without the tedious and time consuming set up. and no “accidental” bumps of the board scattering pieces.

1 Star Freezes Up
NO REFUNDS allowed on downloadable software so I am out $10. Played it 3 times and it froze on me in diffrent areas every time. The free demo was more fun to play. I’d purchase the game on a disc before the downloadable content.

5 Stars Great Replayability!
Much better than the first Risk, I wish I had bought this one first! It has the classic Risk like Risk 1, a tournament Risk, and online playability. My biggest complaint is that no one else is ever online though! So buy it and play against me people! I love that they incorporated online gameplay because I get so sick of beating the computer. Risk 1 is way too easy, but Risk 2, on Tournament mode, provides a challenge and variety. Also you can play with up to 8 altogrther (human or computer). I knew I had the right game when I mumbled “I’m sick of losing” to my husband and he replied, “So you don’t like it, huh?” “No, I love it! I hate winning all the time, too!” Which was my problem with the first. So this version has a nice balance and many more challenges, though I will agree with another reviewer that it sucks restarting the whole tournament when you get so far and fail one scenario. I wish I could restart at that scenario and not have to replay from the beginning again! But overall I love it and highly recommend it and hope many more people buy it and get online! Let’s fight for World Domination!

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PS3 Games Strategy Aggressive Effort, Better Games, Classic Game, Compatibility Mode, Downloadable Content, Fast Paced Game, Favorite Board Games, Free Demo, Free Trial Version, Global Domination, Negotiation, Old Computer, Randomness, Replay, Risk Ii, Ruthless Campaign, Sp2, Star Game, Superior Graphics, Yuck

Company of Heroes Gold Edition

You’re in the middle of World War II and you must lead the British 2nd Army to liberate Caen, France. Or command the German Panzer Elite as they struggle to repel the largest airborne invasion in history. Play alone or with friends online in four playable armies. Realistic effects like Dynamic Weather Effects and AI and physics enhancements make this the most exciting RTS game ever.

2 New Armies - Play as the British 2nd Army or German Panzer Elite, each with devastating command trees options and unit upgrades 2 Full Single Player Campaigns - Command the British Army to liberate Caen, France. Control the German Panzer Elite to repel the Allied airborne invasion in Operation Market Garden. For the first time, players get to play as the Germans in Single-Player Real War, Real Battlefields, Real War Enhanced - Mission Persistence, Dynamic Weather Effects, Enhanced Vehicle Tactics deliver a new level of realism and new battlefield tactics. Vehicle path finding, meta-formations, AI and physics enhancements, and new MP modes such as objective-based missions Multiplayer Modes - Combine Company of Heroes - Opposing Fronts with the original Company of Heroes for a total of 4 playable armies online

User Ratings and Reviews

5 Stars An Excellent Choice to play a GOOD RTS PC GAME
Well , GAME OF THE YEAR 2006 ……

an excellent Choice to get a lot of hours playing in front of your PC

BUY it !!!!

3 Stars Great game, Relic Online is awful
I’ve had this game for about a month now and I really like it. The game play is good and there are enough units to keep it interesting without being overly complicated to learn. The single player campaigns are a little on the boring side, but skirmishing against the AI is pretty fun. Online play was my main reason for purchasing the game and I gave CoH 3 stars because the multiplayer experience is terrible. The Relic Online service suffers from numerous networking issues that make the simple act of setting up a game very frustrating. Several brands of routers do not work smoothly with CoH. Check out the Relic support forums before purchasing this game to see the depth of the problems.

4 Stars Great game IF you can get past the installation
I am late arriving to the CoH party but better late than never … mostly. I have to dock this otherwise superb game a full star (and I’m being kind at that) for installation nightmares and pitiful THQ support. I spent hours getting CoH installed and running. Error messages, endless mandatory patches to support online features I will never use (solo play only here), internet required to play, it goes on and on. But once I got the blasted thing up and running, I discovered one of the best designed, best balanced, and most fun to play RTS around.

Wanting more a believing surely THQ had gotten things straightened out by now, I ordered CoH:Opposing Force. Wrong! When I inserted the disk, the opening screen had a play button but no install button. Trying to run the installer from the disk delivers an error message that the sparse help on THQ’s support forum apparenetly never heard of. After a couple hours of searching THQ, Relic and internet forums without success, I e-mailed a message to THQ support describing the problem. Voila, they got back to me within 24 hours with advice that worked. “Uninstall COH and then install COH:OF. OF has everything you need on the disk.” That’s great support. So why, if this is a known issue, would the website not address it? And of course there is nothing about uninstalling CoH in the manual. By the way, I don’t have some bizzare custom PC setup, it’s a year old Alienware with Vista, standard software and up to date drivers. If things won’t work right on my rig, I imagine there are a lot of other folks for whom they won’t work either. And remember, this is a Games for Windows product. Isn’t that supposed to mean load and play?

Anyhow, once OF was installed I enjoyed another two hours or so of downloading patches. Surely there must be a better way.

CoH and CoH:OF are great games but if installation hassles are not your thing, you want to avoid them. For my part, I am now enjoying what I have but I will not be picking up the Tales of Valor expansion when it comes out. Life is too short, and there are too many other excellent games out there, to put myself through a third frustrating go-round with these folks.

4 Stars Company of Heroes Gold Edition
This is a very fun game to play if your computer can support it. we have three computers and one, the graphics card doesn’t support it and its a brand new dell laptop computer. the second does support it but the graphics are funny and its a fairly new desktop computer. the third is a Compaq computer and it supports it pretty good and the graphics are very good. the reason i have come to believe is because the game was made to run with an Nvidia Graphics card and the only computer we have with an Nvidia is the Compaq. so i would recommend making sure your computer and graphics card can run the game before buying it. also make sure that your computer has plenty of memory because that can effect the game as well. Overall i will say that this is one of the most fun RTS games that i have played. I would recommend buying it.

5 Stars Runs Great On Intel iMac (2006 - 24″) Via Boot Camp
Great Game. Ran into a little snag during first install. Installation went all the way to the end just to tell me it didn’t complete the install. So i installed all the microsoft updates and gave it another shot. Worked just fine. Also, I didn’t have any issues with the 40mb or the 70mb patches downloading or installing. Runs great. Love it.

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PS3 Games Strategy Airborne Invasion, Battlefield Tactics, Boring Side, British Army, Caen France, Company Of Heroes, Company Of Heroes Opposing Fronts, Dynamic Weather Effects, France Control, Gold Edition, Heroes Gold, Multiplayer Modes, Networking Issues, Operation Market Garden, Panzer Elite, Player Campaigns, Realistic Effects, Rts Game, Vehicle Path, World War Ii