Computer wargaming as we know it is gone. When you can't buy serious
wargames at EBWorld, then you'd better duck, because the sky really is
falling down. Internet sales are not going to attract new players (how
many potential wargamers are likely to stumble on the Matrix or HPS

Raging Tiger - The second Korean war - Demo version 1.12
Tested on P4 2.8 Ghz, 512 MB Ram, Windows XP SP2 Dutch
If you want a review, go and read it somewhere else - these are just
things I jotted down while trying out the demo - the highs and lows so to

All:
Despite what people have said about the fast pace, I have found the game to
be excellent. They have improved almost every aspect of play over MTW. The
graphics are excellent, the diplomacy more involved, and the battles more

    Hello, FAQ for Gary Grigsby's World at War, upcoming WW2
strategy title, is available at:
http://www.matrixgames.com/forums/tm.asp?m=718971
    It should help anyone interested in GG WAW get the "feel" for

Is this any good? And is it fun to play?
Thanks

Am I missing something, how do you play as someone other than the Romans on
the Imperial Campaign?  It clearly says you can under "How to Win" on page
11 of the manual*, but I can't figure it out.  Please help.
Bill

Am I missing the section of the manual that details each scenario?
Victory conditions?  Points for taking this or that location?  Points
for eliminating enemy units?  I mean, I know in general what each
scenario is all about - but where is the detailed, exhaustive

So the secretive price for their latest game has finally been
announced. Here comes another game not available at the store, no
produced manual, and no demo. And at the low price of only $60. Matrix
must have been reading some of those left over strategy first

I grew up playing some of Sid Meier's early war games, Crusade in Europe,
Decision in the Desert, Conflict in Vietnam, etc. on an Apple II. They had a
certain overall 'global' level feel about them that I've not been able to
find in other games. I'm trying to find similar war ...

If anyone was lurking the 82nd forum, they just posted a "call to arms"
that should be checked out.
Gandalf  Parker

As some of you might know I was recently offered the beta 1.10 version of
this Loch Ness monster of wargaming. I promised a review so here goes :
Game Concept :
Detailed geographical map of Europe where units of Brigade/Div/Army level

Before you lick David Heath's arsehole, does he comb the hair to left or
the right?
Inquiring minds want to know.

Battles In Normandy Goes Gold!
Latest in Decisive Battles Series Ready for Release
Staten Island, NY, September 9th, 2004 - Matrix Games and Strategic Studies
Group (www.ssg.com.au) are pleased to announce that Battles In Normandy has

Don Maddox swallows David Heath's semen. Video to follow.

For sale on eBay:  Sudden Strike new in box and Hearts of Iron for PC.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=5721633334