Posted on 02 November 2011. Tags: A Game of Thrones, A Game of Thrones: Genesis, A Song of Ice and Fire, House vs. House, PC, Real Time Strategy, Review, The Battle of the Trident, Turn Based Strategy, Video games
I have tried incredibly hard to love A Game of Thrones: Genesis. AGoT has so many great ideas it hurts to not love it. First, a little bit about my knowledge of the stories that inspired this… game. I know this will upset the diehards but I entered the world through the exemplary HBO series. I read the book along with each episode, making sure to stay just behind the current story. Then school started and my reading quickly turned to government and real history. I do love the stories, but Genesis does nothing to enhance my understanding of the world, for better or worse.
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Posted on 29 July 2010. Tags: Battle.net, Blizzard, Jim Raynor, Kerrigan, Protoss, Real Time Strategy, RTS, Starcraft, StarCraft II, Starcraft II: Wings of Liberty, Terran, Zerg
So Starcraft II: Wings of Liberty came out earlier this week; Just another PC game with no expectations, no fan base, and no legacy to live up to. All kidding aside, the multiplayer gave us a pretty good idea of how Starcraft II was going to play. What we didn’t know, however, is the amount of polish that awaited us in the campaign.
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