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Summary: very bad game
Review: This game is seriously flawed. It does not support the nvida tnt accelerator and large portions of the screen are distorted. Customer service is absolutely worthless except to significantly change your computer settings without ever getting the game fixed. What I was able to see did not impress me and did not match the original panzer general. Avoid this game at all cost!
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Summary: A Wargame for Beginners
Review: This game is very accessible to people who are new to wargames.I'm a hardcore FPS gamer (Quake 3, UT) and have only played one other wargame (Panzer General 2, which I really liked, even though I didn't know what the heck I was doing). I like the "improvements" in PG3DA, and SSI has made it very easy for beginners to jump right into scenarios or campaigns. If you've never played a wargame, this is the game you should check out. I liked it so much, I bought PG3: Scorched Earth.
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Summary: less of the same
Review: This is basically the same game,with the not-too-thrilling advance of seeing your pieces rumble (slowly)about in 3-D. This version tends to keep your army smaller adjusting for this fact by allowing each piece multiple moves. While I'm pleased with the realistic touch of being able to move troops in a vehicle and have them get out of the vehicle in the same turn I am deeply dissapointed that I can no longer amass a large force. General army size seems to be about twelve pieces. My "airforce" consists of two bombers and a fighter! This is still enough like PG2 to be playable, but unless you're some rabid fan I'd give it a pass.
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