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The Civ4: Col Week in (p)review:
This last week has been a big one for Civ4: Col. Many screenshots, hands-on reviews, the release of the trailer movie, a release countdown and the first faction profile. In order we have:
Worthplaying released 22 screens, the trailer and a little information (not new).
IGN released a hands-on preview by Jason Ocampo.
We haven't even gotten to when relations turn ugly and it's time for war, but judging from the build trees there's quite a bit to naval and land combat. Privateers, frigates, infantry, cavalry, and scouts are just some of the military units at your command, provided you can produce them.
Gamershell.com posted 10 new screenshots and the trailer movie.
layers will be challenged to guide their people from the oppressive motherland, discover the New World, and negotiate, trade and fight with both the natives and other nations as they acquire power and fight for freedom and independence. Colonization does not require the original Civilization IV product in order to be played
PALGN posted their first preview of the game and were impressed.
For anyone who's been waiting for an updated version of Colonization, it all looks very promising. The standalone nature of the game should also make it a good jumping in point for anyone who's missed the Civ IV bandwagon so far, or is just looking for something a bit different from the Civ IV stable.
IGN then posted the first faction profile: The Dutch, including the Dutch Stadtholder (modelled off William of Orange the Silent), Adriaen van der Donck & Peter Stuyvesant.
Finally, Gamespy released their first hand-on preview with mention of the possible release date.
Sid Meier's Civilization IV: Colonization is scheduled for release on September 22nd and we can't wait to dig in to the final version of Sid's confection.
This last week has been a big one for Civ4: Col. Many screenshots, hands-on reviews, the release of the trailer movie, a release countdown and the first faction profile. In order we have:
Worthplaying released 22 screens, the trailer and a little information (not new).
IGN released a hands-on preview by Jason Ocampo.
We haven't even gotten to when relations turn ugly and it's time for war, but judging from the build trees there's quite a bit to naval and land combat. Privateers, frigates, infantry, cavalry, and scouts are just some of the military units at your command, provided you can produce them.
Gamershell.com posted 10 new screenshots and the trailer movie.
layers will be challenged to guide their people from the oppressive motherland, discover the New World, and negotiate, trade and fight with both the natives and other nations as they acquire power and fight for freedom and independence. Colonization does not require the original Civilization IV product in order to be played
PALGN posted their first preview of the game and were impressed.
For anyone who's been waiting for an updated version of Colonization, it all looks very promising. The standalone nature of the game should also make it a good jumping in point for anyone who's missed the Civ IV bandwagon so far, or is just looking for something a bit different from the Civ IV stable.
IGN then posted the first faction profile: The Dutch, including the Dutch Stadtholder (modelled off William of Orange the Silent), Adriaen van der Donck & Peter Stuyvesant.
Finally, Gamespy released their first hand-on preview with mention of the possible release date.
Sid Meier's Civilization IV: Colonization is scheduled for release on September 22nd and we can't wait to dig in to the final version of Sid's confection.
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