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RTS, real time strategy, games were exclusively played on PCs. Recently, more and more RTS developers have been looking at console sales and wanting parts of the action. Slowly developers have discovered that porting a PC RTS to the console will result in disaster. Changing the formula and working from the ground up for consoles is the only way to have a console RTS work. These games have been met by differing degree of sales and critical success. Now another PC genre is about to try its ha

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A departure from its typical 3D platformers such as LEGO Batman and LEGO Star Wars, TT Games latest title for the Nintendo DS, LEGO: Battles is a throw back to the real-time strategy games of the mid-1990s. In fact, you can describe LEGO: Battles as part Warcraft 2 design, part Command & Conquer AI path-finding and with touch screen control thrown in for good measure. And having said that, it can be a world of pain for some. Divided into several acts, you get to explore different the

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It’s not often you come across a game that mixes in two majorly different types of gameplay elements and at the same time turns out to be remarkably well implemented. Off the top of my head I can only think of Puzzle Quest that manages to fit that bill with its mix of puzzle and RPG gameplay. Relic Entertainment, the Canadian development house that bought you the original Dawn of War as well as other highly praised Real Time Strategy games, Company of Heroes and the Homeworld series, is making a

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How, now you can actually go to a school in the US and take a class on StarCraft, in a university no less! “Students in UC - Berkeley can take up StarCraft studies for college credits. Something we’ve never imagined would happen. I figure World of Warcraft would’ve been the first to be opened for classes but Starcraft did come out much earlier than WoW. Maybe another 2-3 years?” Course Description: UC Berkeley students with an interest in real-time strategy games and the competitive gaming

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Students in UC - Berkeley can take up StarCraft studies for college credits. Something we’ve never imagined would happen. I figure World of Warcraft would’ve been the first to be opened for classes but Starcraft did come out much earlier than WoW. Maybe another 2-3 years?Course Description: UC Berkeley students with an interest in real-time strategy games and the competitive gaming landscape are encouraged to participate in this class.This course will go in-depth in the theory of how war is cond

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