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pc strategy games: are they really dying?

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From: mtKafka
Date: Thu, 18 Jan 2001 11:01
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i dont think so, last time i was told.

we have these to look forward to

- Freedom Force
- Fallout Tactics
- Magic and Mayhem Art of Magic
- Shogun Expansion
- Civ 3/MOO3
- Age Of Wonders 2
- (insert grognard "combat mission 2" game here).
- Age of Sail 2
- (insert an rts "warcraft 3" here)
- Myth 3
- Battlecruiser one billion (but of course)
- Master of Magic Gold Edition (i think, maybe?)

though most of these games are derivative, there still is life oozing
out of the pc strategy arena, plz give a little, feed that developer
today, you wouldn't want Derek Smart to starve, now would you?

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Subject: pc strategy games: are they really dying?
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