First Civilization 5 trailer

Published 26 February, 2010 Duration 1:23

Well that's just great, we were actually planning on going outside at some point during the later half of this year too. 2K have just put paid to that.

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  • MightyMouse #1 2 years ago

    Civ must surely be the most loved series in gaming history.

  • UncleLou #2 2 years ago

    Who's the woman speaking at the end? Sounds familiar.

  • Gerryad #3 2 years ago

    Why do they show the walls of Constantinople in tact in the glory and greatness segment and then show minarets around the Agia Sophia Church.. When the Ottomans took the City and erected those minarets turning the Church into a Mosque the walls of Constantinople were greatly damaged... also the commentary talks of raising an obscure City (Byzantium) to glory and greatness.. this was turning it into Constantinople founded by Emperor Justinian the 1st Christian Emperor.. the segement obviously shows the city as Istanbul because of the minarets and as such the voiceover is probably of a ottoman sultan.. thus he did not turn an obscure city into greatness it was already great.. hugely historically inaccurate ... shame.. though the guys who make Civ had brains and like historical accuracy

  • space_ace #4 2 years ago

    was that werner herzog's voice? :)

  • Tkozy #5 2 years ago

    I'll get the game if they fix the ability of a few units of spearmen to take out tanks. Just seems silly.

  • guts #6 2 years ago

    Who's the woman speaking at the end? Sounds familiar.
    It sounds like the voice at the end of Gears Of War 1.

  • cairbre1977 #7 2 years ago

    I just know I wont be able to stop myself picking up this game. I love civ but I was a little disappointed in 4. That said I still loved it and have played it many many times. On low difficulty cos I suck

    My girlfriend doesnt like the way tanks can be killed by spearmen either.

  • CalmHorizons #8 2 years ago

    @Gerryad

    Sorry mate but if you are gonna be anal about history, brush up on your spelling and grammar first.

  • Felwyn #9 2 years ago

    regardless of his spelling and grammar he's still right but we shouldn't take civilisation games as substitutes for history lessons. Sid is, after all, American. . .

  • Horse #10 2 years ago

    Gerryad isn't right - Civ isn't a history lesson, it's showing that in any particular game of Civ this is how things could turn out. Hence the German voice-over on the scene of Chinese warriors.
    Edited by Horse at 09/03/10 @ 17:09

  • Felwyn #11 2 years ago

    DURR DURR DURRRRRR german DURR DURR DURRR chinese DURR DURR DURRR I expref my oponion DURRR!

    He's Otto Von Bismark - NB: he's german - and the Chinese warriors are Japanese Samurai.

    2/2 wrong = 100% fail