Civilization Chronicles

[Lucky The Fox]

http://www.gamespot.com/news/6157268.html?action=convert&click=latestnews&tag=latestnews;title;2

To put it short. 2K is releasing all Civilizations and their expansions (minus Warlords) in one huge box, along with a bunch of other goodies to make any fanboy's wallet cry for mercy.

(Sorry if this is in the wrong area.)

 

[Olleus]

The question is;
Will all the old civs work with modern computers?

 

[jayeffaar]

The question is;
Will all the old civs work with modern computers?

Wouldn't be much point in releasing them if they didn't.

 

[Babbler]

YEAH!!!

I got to save up some money for that!

 

[Prowlerfx]

Sounds awesome, but it has gotta be pricey. Look at Civ 4 its been out for a year or longer and it is still 50 bucks, go figure. I guess I try to save the money.

 

[Wodan]

They missed including SMAC.

Wodan

 

[Pitboss]

Indeed, I'd liked to have seen them giving people the oppertunity to learn SMAC & SMACX too.
But I believe that this package is for fans that have learned about civ since version 3 or 4. Since you'll otherwhise already have a copy of the other ones.

 

[sebastien]

do you think that this special edition will also contained all the patches for civ1,2,3,4 ?
or must we download all of them?


where can i found more information about that
what's in the packaging?

 

[Civinator]

where can i found more information about that
what's in the packaging?

Here: http://forums.civfanatics.com/showthread.php?t=185405

 

[Pogel]

I'm not entirely sure why you would want to play Civ I, other than for nostalgia reasons. There's still an argument for playing Civ 3 (I play it on my lappie, which crawls for Civ 4).

Havings said that, it would be interesting to see how quickly it runs. I remember it taking an absolute age to build the world at the beginning - a sense of anticipation not seen since Commodore 64 cassette loading times