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NeocoreGames has announced that it plans to release the English version of its King Arthur video game on November 12 through a variety of yet-unnamed digital-distribution channels. A boxed copy of the title is set to arrive in stores later in the year. It's interesting to see the developer offering the title as ... |
27 October 2009
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SEGA, as the publisher, and The Creative Assembly, as the developer, have announced that they plan to release an expansion for Empire: Total War, called Warpath, which is set to allow gamers to play as the Native American Indians in a new campaign that is set in North America and allows the tribes to stand up to and ... |
23 September 2009
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Creative Assembly has announced that it is working on a new strategy title, called Napoleon: Total War, which is set to offer players a chance to step into the well polished boots of the great general and fight their way to greatness just as he did, using the armies and the tactics of the beginning of the XIX century... |
24 August 2009
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Quietly and in the shadow of the newest patch, dubbed 1.3, Creative Assembly put together and released the first downloadable content pack for Empire: Total War. It is called Elite Units of the West and can be bought via the Steam service from Valve for the equivalent of 3.99 dollars. The DLC offers 14 new units that... |
23 June 2009
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Empire: Total War has had quite a rough ride. When the game was released, because of the lack of pre-loading on Steam, the servers where overwhelmed and players had to wait in order to authenticate and play their games.After release, the game suffered from a variety of bugs, which Creative Assembly worked pretty hard... |
9 April 2009
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Empire: Total War is a great title. The reasons are well explained in our review of the game. The same review mentions the fact that many players experience a lot of bugs, most of them related to Crash To Desktops, which happen when clicking on some units or structures. Until now, Creative Assembly and SEGA have put ... |
25 March 2009
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One could argue that there are two significantly different periods in the history of the Total War series, as created by Creative Assembly: there are the first two games, Shogun and Medieval, where the strategic map is more of an excuse for players to get into the innovative (at that time) and beautiful tactical batt... |
20 March 2009
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One of the biggest changes that Creative Assembly has made in Empire: Total War is related to agents. In the previous games in the series, the player had the command of diplomats, who were needed to contact other nations; spies, who were handy in scouting ahead of the army; assassins, who were good at taking out gene... |
13 March 2009
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I said in the previous article dealing with Empire: Total War that long time players of the series made by The Creative Assembly had been asking for two gameplay elements to be improved in Empire, especially when looking at what Rome: Total War and Medieval 2: Total War offered. The two areas were the tactical Artifi... |
12 March 2009
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One of the best early things you can do for yourself and your faction in Empire: Total War is to research the Square formation for your infantry. Then, make sure you take a look at the special abilities button for your Line Infantry and make good use of the Square formation button, which makes your infantry unit move... |
11 March 2009
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One of the biggest changes that Empire: Total War made to the gameplay experience was for me the complete and utter disappearance of the rebel-controlled territories. I hardly noticed this when I first looked at the game map in the nation selection screen. It only made an impact in my mind when I took control of Aust... |
9 March 2009
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The biggest release of the week that has passed has been Empire: Total War. The game, created by Creative Assembly and published by SEGA, is continuing the Total War formula of offering a mix of turn based strategy on a global level, while allowing the player to get down and dirty in real time battles putting two arm... |
7 March 2009
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Empire: Total War has been released today and even now players all over the world are taking a first hand look at the strategy game that aims to simulate combat, diplomacy, trade and espionage in the XVIII century. The developers from Creative Assembly are talking about how the multiplayer campaign, which was promise... |
4 March 2009
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SEGA and Creative Assembly, the publisher and the developer of Empire: Total War, have partnered up with Valve in order to use Steam to deliver the demo for the strategy title that is set to arrive in stores, and on Steam, at the beginning of March.If you have the Steam client installed and a valid account, you can l... |
23 February 2009
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Console strategy games seem to be the next best thing on which developers and publishers are betting they'll make a few bucks. One of the biggest strategy titles of last year, Red Alert 3, from Electronic Arts, is available on the Xbox 360 from Microsoft and is also set to go on the PlayStation 3 later in 2009, ... |
6 February 2009
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All grand strategy players in the world became a bit worried when, in December, Creative Assembly announced that it would delay the release of Empire: Total War to March, the game being expected to arrive in February. Games in the Total War series have a nasty history of shipping with bugs (although they are usually ... |
28 January 2009
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Some people watching the videogames industry say that 2008 was not a great year, certainly not on par with 2007 and its late year releases of Portal, BioShock and Call of Duty: Modern War. And to some, 2009 seems even bleaker, with less than usual high profile titles announced and with an outlook threatened by the wo... |
9 January 2009
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SEGA, the publisher, and Creative Assembly, the developer, say that Empire: Total War will not be released on the initially announced date of February 3, 2009. Due to unknown reasons, the strategy title has been pushed back at least a month to sometime in March 2009. The delay will probably be exactly one month but t... |
29 December 2008
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NeocoreGames showed up on my gaming radar back in early 2008, when they released Crusaders: Thy Kingdom Come, which I have reviewed. The developer is based in Hungary and is now working on a new game, called King Arthur, set to be a deeper mix of real time strategy and role playing taking place in the mythical land o... |
19 December 2008
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One of the 2009 games I am most interested in is Empire: Total War, the latest entry into the long running series made by Creative Assembly. Ever since the first game they launched, Shogun, the developers have managed to create a mix of turn based and real time strategy, of big battles and strategy, which appeals to ... |
10 December 2008
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Empire: Total War is the fifth video game in the long running grand strategy franchise from Creative Assembly which is now published by SEGA. The developers are saying that the online play component of the game will be handled via the new Steamworks service offered by Valve. This means that online empire buildi... |
30 October 2008
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Rome: Total War, with the excellent Europa Barbarorum mod, is still installed on my hard drive and getting plenty of my limited play time. Medieval 2: Total War was appealing, but overplaying the original Medieval when it came out meant that I wasn't as interested in the remake. Shogun got me interested in tacti... |
3 October 2008
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Creative Assembly is not a stranger to console development. Unfortunately, its video games, like Spartan: Total Warrior and Viking: Battle for Asgard, were less than stellar and certainly, their quality was well below that of the beloved Total War series, which, for now, is only available on the PC. But could a Total... |
25 September 2008
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The setting of the World War II has been used to death (literally) in games. We have strategies dealing with everything from the overreaching strategic elements to the tactical engagements of war, and we have first person and squad based shooters, like the Call of Duty and Medal of Honor series, dealing with the same... |
30 April 2008
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What should I get? A PC, a console or a ping pong table? What will win this war? Well, I'm pretty sure that the answer to that question will be provided in 2009 when all the major publishers will either go slow on consoles or start focusing more on the PC, or they'll shift gears and go full throttle into th... |
4 April 2008
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