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PC News by Robert Purchese
SEGA and Creative Assembly have announced Napolean: Total War, a new game that aims to take the acclaimed strategy series in a fresh, story-driven direction.
Due out in February 2010, Napolean focuses on the life of Monsieur Bonaparte, splitting it into three campaigns. We'll see the the legendary Frenchman's early years in Italy and Egypt, before following his surge to Moscow and eventually playing-out his showdown with the Duke of Wellington at The Battle of Waterloo. And you will be able to rewrite history as you see fit.
Exact gameplay feature are not mentioned, although Creative Assembly promises to take the Empire mechanics "a step further".
Platforms are not specified, although we assume PC to be the focus.
Head over to our Napolean: Total War gallery for the first screenshots, and keep your eyes peeled on Eurogamer TV for an imminent trailer.
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Magic Panda
19/08/09 @ 07:50
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Ill be first in line for this. Be interesting to see if CA can tell a good story.
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George Roper
19/08/09 @ 07:57
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LOL! How about they fix the foundations first? E:TW is a mess of a product.
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SleepyDeathFred
19/08/09 @ 08:52
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Presumably there'll be a Peninsula Campaign and Waterloo I'd have thought?
Also, innokenti is right. When it is possible to end a single war vs the AI, Napoleon will be more welcome. |
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3william56
19/08/09 @ 09:04
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Will there be most excellent waterslides in it?
Ziggy Piggy Ziggy Piggy... No? Triumph Napoleon... |
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cianchristopher
19/08/09 @ 09:45
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I'm liking the direction this series is taking. Release a complete mess of a game one year, that doesn't even work on a basic level for (what seems) the majority of your paying customers, then quickly follow it up with a cash-in barely a year later having not bothered to fix your last game. Very, very admirable.
Seriously though, is there new management at CA these days or something? Maybe a shady cabal of evil businessmen who cackle maniacally whenever some poor sucker buys their product? How could anybody consider Empire: Total War a game fit for release? Not just upon its release, but now - nearly six months later! It still crashes every single time I play it. Every.... Single.... Time.... Jesus Christ! |
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Jigglybean
19/08/09 @ 10:01
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Not on my shopping list. I downloaded the £1.99 extra units pack - but you are limited to having just 1 unit of each! An expansion would have been better in my view
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Bravestinsane
19/08/09 @ 15:30
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Why? this is so soon i have barley played Empire (its fantastic my graphics card broke though =( ) seems to soon for another Total war game.
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