Manufacturer's Description
Atari Civilization III
This exciting expansion pack to the multi-award-winning game adds all-new civilizations to play and multiplayer support, so Civilization fans around the world can challenge one another.
Product Specifications for
Atari Civilization III
| Recommended System Requirements |
| Recommended Processor Speed |
500 MHz |
| Recommended Memory |
64 MB |
| Recommended Disk Space |
550 MB |
| Recommended Processor Class |
Intel Pentium II Processor |
| More Info |
| URL |
http://www.civ3.com/ptwexpansion.cfm |
| System Requirements |
| Required Disk Space |
500 MB |
| Required Processor Class |
Intel Pentium II Processor |
| Required Operating System |
Microsoft Windows 2000|Microsoft Windows 95|Microsoft Windows 98|Microsoft Windows ME|Microsoft Windows XP |
| Required Memory |
32 MB |
| Required Processor Speed |
300 MHz |
| General |
| Class |
Software-Entertainment |
| Category |
Entertainment |
| Software |
| License Type |
Expansion Pack |
| Media Format |
CD-ROM |
| ESRB Rating |
E (Everyone) |
Most recent User Reviews for
Atari Civilization III
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Reviewed by: Benhimes
11-20-03
Duration of ownership:
1
Years
Strengths: many stenghths. this game features some of the best civilization building gameplay ever.
Weaknesses:None. I felt this game is one of those truely perfect games.
Overall Evaluation: This game is a very, very good game. In it you build your own civilization and attack other peoples civilizations. This game is propably the 2nd best civilization building games. The best civilization building game would have to definetly be Age of Mythology. You can read my review of Age of mythology on some different web sites web sites.
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Reviewed by: sgthalka
04-10-03
Duration of ownership:
4
Months
Strengths: New civs. New city improvements.
Weaknesses:Buggy software. Turn-based games aren't really "fun" to play in multiplayer. The pseudo-RTS "turnless" mode is a cheap patch to the Civ gameplay.
Overall Evaluation: If you can even get this software to work (online stability is really uneven and SLOW), it's still not fun to play. I was truly, honestly excited about PTW's concept -- get to play Civ III and play your friends! I tried this over and over again with my brothers... best-case scenario, get a tight game with four players who make quick moves, play simultaneous turns, and HOPE the game doesn't crash midway through. I can't believe this expansion pack made it to market. Nothing works here -- technically, it's bad, and conceptually, it's bad. Would have been forgiveable had it been included in the base Civ III game. But to charge an additional $30 for this? It's just sad.
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