Apolyton Civilization Site ( http://apolyton.net ) [ACS], one of the oldest and premiere online fansites for the Civilization computer strategy gaming series and its extended family, is today launching their section dedicated to Colonization released in 1994 by now defunct developer and publisher MicroPROSE.
We have provided supplementary coverage for Colonization for some time now, says ACS Co-Owner/Administrator Daniel “DanQ” Quick. Full coverage is something that has been asked for time and again, and we are happy that we are finally able to answer that call.
ACS' Col sections are broken down into the following categories: 'News', 'Information', 'Files', 'Screenshots', and 'Links'. As with other ACS game sections, the `News` area will provide the ten latest headlines for the game from the in-house News Department and provide a shortcut to older items. 'Files' include maps, music, saved games and utilities. 'Screenshots' and 'Links' are apart of Apolyton's Directory service which has been in operation for more than three years [see related story]. Forum coverage for Col is shared with the first Civilization, the Civ boardgame from Eagle Games and Master of Magic.
Originally released for the DOS platform, in 1995 ports of Colonization on the Windows, Macintosh and Amiga platforms were released.
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Dan; Apolyton CS
We have provided supplementary coverage for Colonization for some time now, says ACS Co-Owner/Administrator Daniel “DanQ” Quick. Full coverage is something that has been asked for time and again, and we are happy that we are finally able to answer that call.
ACS' Col sections are broken down into the following categories: 'News', 'Information', 'Files', 'Screenshots', and 'Links'. As with other ACS game sections, the `News` area will provide the ten latest headlines for the game from the in-house News Department and provide a shortcut to older items. 'Files' include maps, music, saved games and utilities. 'Screenshots' and 'Links' are apart of Apolyton's Directory service which has been in operation for more than three years [see related story]. Forum coverage for Col is shared with the first Civilization, the Civ boardgame from Eagle Games and Master of Magic.
Originally released for the DOS platform, in 1995 ports of Colonization on the Windows, Macintosh and Amiga platforms were released.
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Dan; Apolyton CS
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