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This is a modern version of the 1998 Axis and Allies PC game which used the 1984 game board. The computer players in this game seems better than the the computer players from the 1998 PC game, but computer still struggles to play as the USA in both versions. Axis and Allies is best when you play against another human, and this version makes playing the game much less tedious than the board game.

I hope at some point Axis & Allies Europe, Axis & Allies Pacific, Axis & Allies D-Day, Axis & Allies Battle of the Bulge, Axis & Allies Guadalcanal, Axis & Allies 1914, and Axis & Allies 1940 Europe/Pacific can also get similar treatment. It would make finding and playing against human players in those games much easier.

The child who is not embraced by the village will burn it down to feel its warmth.

As an amateur Cheat Engine I can report that mira (money) and sepith (ability upgrade points) and not hidden and can be easily change without crashing the game. That means a player can easily give themselves extra mira and sepith, if they so choose. Extra mira means a player can experiment with different equipment and extra sepith mean a player can experiment with different active and passive abilities. I think it is nice to be able to experiment with different setups without worrying about wasting mira or sepith on experimental setups. Also at the end of the game there are five bonus characters that are ridiculously overpowered. They cost 200,000 mira each and I was only able to play around with all of them because of cheat engine.

Cold Steel II difficulty is proportional to the players understanding of Arts and Quartz. There are overpowered setups you can look up on the internet which will make this game fairly easy, even the hardest difficulty. I would recommend you play this game in the way you find the most enjoyable.

The original RE2 is the best classic resident evil game (1996 to 2004). RE4 is the best action resident evil game (2004 to 2016). RE2 remake is the best modern resident evil game (2017 to present). If you are only going to play one game is the series, the I would strongly recommend that it would be this one.

RE2 remake is fairly faithful to the original. For those interested in the differences I have noticed, rooms have been added to the police station but the general layout is very similar. The sewer and underground lab sections have been greatly modified and expanded upon. A Claire/Sherry only orphanage section has been added in. The story is mostly the same as the original. It is notable that Ada's boyfriend John has been almost completely written out. Iron's is more evil and less insane in the remake. The role of Mr. X has been also been greatly expanded appearing in the A/B scenario for both Claire and Leon. Mr. X also kills Ben in Leon's scenario, in the original game Ben was killed by William. It is also worth noting that Claire and Leon have fewer meetings in the remake.

The game is functional for what it is. This is essentially glorified DLC for Resident Evil 2 Remake. While some environments and events look some what similar to environments and events for the PS1 game, Resident Evil 3 remake is a very different game than the original.

I knew that going in and got the game on sale. Provided you go into this game knowing that Resident Evil 3 remake is not Resident Evil 3, then you can have an enjoyable experience.

Note for RE3 PS1 players regarding the story: A character called Nathaniel Bard has been added and Barry Burton does not appear. Most of the other characters have significant revisions to the scenes they appear in.

After 3 hours I have given up on this game because of the game keeps crashing. The game itself is mediocre. The people who love this game, love it for the story. Not the gameplay or quality of the port.

Turok 2 is a game from the 90s, as a result has 90s game design. This means that the games does not constantly tell the player what they are suppose to be doing. 90s games also focus and replay value, that means that the levels are design in such away that most players will miss something on their first trip through and need to take a second (or even third) trip through to find everything. 90s games also have maze like level design to try and trick the player into thinking the areas are much bigger than they actually are. 90s games also had combat that focused on attrition of resources rather than quick reflects.

If you were not alive and playing video games in the 90s, Turok 2 will be difficult to get use to. I believe most people who do not remember the 90s would give up on the game after 30 minutes. I played and enjoyed this game on the N64, but recognize this game is not for everyone.

If you enjoy Advance Wars and Fire Emblem, you should enjoy this game. If you have not played any games in the Advance Wars or Fire Emblem series, then I would recommend playing Advance Wars Days of Ruin and Fire Emblem Path of Radiance. Afterwards, if you enjoyed your experience, then I would strongly recommend Wargroove.

I obtained this game from humble monthly bundle. The campaign in this game has a lot of cutscenes and scripted sequences. While it is not as bad as Battlefield 1's campaign, it is still not very good. I did played an online game, I did not notice any cheaters, but I did see a few people camping in corners, there also a few people who are very good with the sniper rifle. Bot matches are possible after completing 1 online game. I managed to get kicked from one game against bots because of a poor internet connection.

As a bonus game to Spyro, this is a decent game. I would not recommend as a standalone purchase. Online multiplayer is slowly dying and Medal of Honor European Assault has a better single player campaign based on the second world war.

A decent port of a Wii Ware game. It is worth $2 if you enjoy more casual RTS games.