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Players are able to micromanage every aspect of warfare, as well as rule the empire. The centerpiece of the game is its real-time battles, which occur on lush battlefields in vibrant 3-D.
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The History Channel is the first TV network to utilize a not-yet-released PC game to visually re-create some of the epic battles in Roman history. Decisive Battles, a 13-episode, half-hour series that debuts July 17, uses Rome: Total War, a PC game by The Creative Assembly, which Activision will publish this fall.
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Rome: Total War allows players to create epic battles between warring factions based on meticulous research by the developers.
Slideshow: Rome: First a Game, Now on TV
credit Courtesy of Total WarPlayers are able to micromanage every aspect of warfare, as well as rule the empire. The centerpiece of the game is its real-time battles, which occur on lush battlefields in vibrant 3-D. credit Courtesy of Total WarThe History Channel is the first TV network to utilize a not-yet-released PC game to […]
