<r>Simply put, GameZone selected an individual to review HttR who was not qualified to review a War game. "Tha Wiz", who, by the way, also butchered a GameZone review of EYSA. HttR and EYSA both deserved a review from an experienced wargamer and not from someone like "Tha Wiz" who demonstrated he ...

<r><QUOTE author="hank"><s>[QUOTE=hank]</s>
Right now I'm looking forward to buying AA: Highway to the Reich. Does anyone know when it will be out on the shelves or available at the online stores ?<br/>
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Last time I checked EBgames had it posted for October 13th ...

<r>Sounds like the guys in customs were playing with the game you ordered. <E>:)</E> When they realized they liked the game they used the duty and tax you paid to buy it.<br/>
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Looks like there are few EB stores in Toronto, why not contact them and find out. Since EB is on record as execting ...

Check out the EBGames site. They have HttR down for an October 13th shipping date. Only major retailer in my area giving a hint that they will stock the game.

<r>I was visiting various retailer sites to see which ones will be carrying HttR. I came across the EBgames site which states that they expect HttR to ship on Oct. 13th. Does anyone know if this is fact or fiction? Also, Matrix Game Store has HttR listed for $1.00 <E>:eek:</E> think I'll be buying ...

<r><QUOTE author="Arjuna"><s>[QUOTE=Arjuna]</s>Well as I read this I'm looking at the reports of last night's auto-testing and note yet another bug. Blast. Hopefully, one that we'll crush today.<e>[/QUOTE]</e></QUOTE>

Whats the latests update? Please, just toss a morsel to a starving man <E>:)</E ...

<t>What you're suggesting was done in a huge board game developed and published years ago by Simulations Publications Inc. They released two games on WWII. One dealing with the European Theater and the other with the Pacific Theater. You were able to tweak production anyway you wished. The ...

<t>Acknowleging the greater popularity of WWII battles over everything else (therefore the greater oppourtunity for profits), IMO the AA engine would be terrific for a Viet Nam based game. If HTTR is getting so much acceptance why not then airmobile operations in Viet Nam. While predominance of ...

Thanks for your response. My read on everything written about HTTR is that this is going to be one fantastic war game. Only problem is having to wait about another month to get my hands on it.

Thanks Again

<r><QUOTE author="MarkShot"><s>[QUOTE=MarkShot]</s>Sometimes you can get carried away with this whole maneuver stuff. I was beta testing one scenario where I though it would be cool to hit the objective from two non-obvious axis of attack. It seemed rather elegant, but I neglected to consider that ...

<r><QUOTE author="Arjuna"><s>[QUOTE=Arjuna]</s>Hi all,<br/>
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Development and testing have progresed well. Paul should crush the last known bug this weekend and I should finish off the Reference Manual too. We plan to put out another final candidate build ( #66 ) next Tuesday. This will have ...

<r><QUOTE author="MarkShot"><s>[QUOTE=MarkShot]</s>Well, if the RDOA demo was sufficient to sell you on that game, then you might as well simply get the HTTR game. HTTR is all that RDOA was and much more.<br/>
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Although the RDOA demo is out of date, it still gives a decent feel for the style ...

<t>I have my own "Triad" to defend against spending my hard earned dollars on a unfullfilling game. The obvious legs of the Triad are the Forum discussions, Professional Reviews ("Paid") and a downloaded or otherwise obtained demo. I have blown more cash on games that didn't deliver the goods ...

<r><QUOTE author="Zyrhe"><s>[QUOTE=Zyrhe]</s>I've still got my copy of Strategic Publications, Inc.'s 1976 publication of War in Europe. Anyone remember that one? For the campaign game it has 8 or 9 large maps that it would require 2 4x8 sheets of plywood in order to lay them all out. If memory ...

I've been playing the Demo for RDOA and would have purchased that game based on the demo alone (wont buy it now with HTTR on the horizon). Don't really want to wait for reviews of HTTR and would Love a Demo to help me make the buy decision. How about it guys, any chance for a demo soon?

Thanks for your explanation. I just found the site where I can download RDAA and will give it a try. Who knows' I might just buy it before HTTR is released;) thanks again.

<t>I'm relatively new to this forum and based upon what I have read HTTR is going to be a must buy. I think the maps look great but can you describe how unit movement will be animated? Also, since the map scale is difficult to determine from the screenshots do the units have "range" based upon their ...

<r><QUOTE><s>[QUOTE]</s><I><s>[i]</s>Originally posted by Joe 98 <e>[/i]</e></I><br/>
<B><s>[B]</s>Normandy has been done too.<br/>
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Normandy had lots of Americans so it will be done over and over and over again.<br/>
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Such is life. <e>[/B]</e></B><e>[/QUOTE]</e></QUOTE> <br/>
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I seem ...

<r><QUOTE><s>[QUOTE]</s><I><s>[i]</s>Originally posted by Homer <e>[/i]</e></I><br/>
<B><s>[B]</s>***cough close combat: a bridge too far ** cough. I believe this game has no purpose even being sold to people dumb enough to buy it. I have yet to see a decent screenshot of this game and I can ...

<r>While waiting for the release of AA:HttR I dusted off an old (1993)Atomic Game V for Victory series that dealt with the same battle. Anyone play it? In any event this old DOS based game claims that my Dell with 256 megs of Ram has insufficient memory to run<EMOJI seq="1f615" tseq="1f615 ...