Will you buy CivRev?

[Addled Platypus]

one of the few without a cell phone !!!


I will answer my banana

[Addled Platypus]

one of the few without a cell phone !!!


I will answer my banana

[asleepathewheel]

Yes for 360, DS, Wii.

Though probably not immediately, will wait for reviews on the DS version. So perhaps that should have been a maybe...

[UnOrthOdOx]

If you had it for the 360, why buy it for a Wii (assuming wii version comes out)?

I can understand wanting both a consol and DS version.

[asleepathewheel]

Originally posted by UnOrthOdOx
If you had it for the 360, why buy it for a Wii (assuming wii version comes out)?

I can understand wanting both a consol and DS version.

Well, it would depend on the implementation of the wii-mote and online play, really. If the wiimote were used effectively like a pointer, then I would love to, at a minimum, try it out as a mouse-type input. if it was primarily controlled through the chuks analog, then there would be no interesting benefit to play it, for me-then it would basically be a port down of the hd version, which is pretty uninspiring.

[Grandpa Troll]

Not sure as of yet.

Couple reasons:

1) I am fixing to have my wrist fused after my accident so not sure if I wil be able to operate a gamepad very well....

2) I cut my teeth on PS1 for Civilization II, loved it!!!

Will this game be worth playing as I believe it is a shortened version of Civ

[Gatekeeper]

I'm leaning toward buying CivRev for the PS3.

I first played Civilization when it came out for the SNES console system way back in the early 1990s and had a blast with it. I figure the same will hold true with CivRev, although I am concerned about two things:

1. I sure as hell hope there are historical starting locations for the civilizations.

2. I'm a bit surprised you can only play five civilizations in a game (i.e., yourself and four AI-controlled civs). Hell, even on the SNES version of Civ, you could play eight civs in a game (you and seven AIs).

Gatekeeper