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España-UE-Canarias-Tenerife
Jun 2002
time: 05:28
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Puede ser Take-Two bajo el nuevo sello de 2K Games el que publique Civ4.
Take-Two Interactive Software, Inc. anuncia su sello editorial 2K Games - enero 25, 2005
Nueva York, NY - 25 de enero de 2005 - Take-Two Interactive Software, Inc. (NASDAQ: TTWO) ha anunciado hoy la constitución de un nuevo sello editorial, 2K Games. La empresa publicará una amplia variedad de productos de creación interna y externa para consola, PC y plataformas portátiles, entre los que cabe destacar los títulos de deportes que recogerá el sello 2K Sports. En los próximos meses está previsto que se anuncien muchos productos nuevos del sello 2K Games.
2K Games incorporará los siguientes estudios de desarrollo, propiedad interna de Take-Two: Visual Concepts, Kush Games, Indie Built, Venom Games, PopTop Software y Frog City Software, además del equipo de Take-Two Licensing.
Paul Eibeler, presidente de Take-Two ha comentado al respecto: "En consonancia con nuestra estrategia de diversificación de la cartera de productos de Take-Two, el equipo de 2K Games está acelerando la creación de un catálogo sorprendente de títulos licenciados y propios para consola, PC y las plataformas portátiles, aprovechando al máximo el excepcional éxito y capacidades de Take-Two. Desde licencias de primera cedidas por Hollywood, a títulos exclusivos para PC y juegos de deportes, 2K Games será reconocida por sus estupendos videojuegos de todos los géneros y para todas las plataformas."
Ciertos títulos cuya publicación se anunció que correría a cargo del sello de Take-Two, Global Star, saldrán ahora bajo el sello 2K Games.
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Algo se habla en civfanatics sobre el tema.
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Niessuh
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Sevilla
Mar 2003
time: 06:28
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ñam 
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A main priority also appears to be on mixed attacks, and not just on a single overwhelming stack of units (commonly known as the “Stack of Doom”). This brings more strategy to battles, and also makes them more realistic
Your units will gather experience from specific enemy units. One advantage also allows your units to use the enemy’s roads inside their territory, something that was not available in the Civilization III series. This whole concept is more of a Role-Playing Game (RPG) style
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This time, Civ IV will have integrated multiplayer, so you won’t have to wait for expansion packs like we did with the Civ III series. A new co-op feature allows for more satisfying gameplay than before when playing with other people, as you will form alliances against the AI, or other opponents. The map generator ensures that everyone starts equally as well, as the map is generated randomly
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Civilization III was modable, but this was also improved with its expansion packs. So, why shouldn’t Civilization IV be just as modable or even more so? It will be. Our moders will be able to do anything from creating new worlds, units, technologies, and historical events (something they have been able to do in the past), to controlling the AI, something that they could not be able to do in previous Civ games. Basically, it provides full mod support
All this brought to you by the already mentioned above XML data files and the Python scripting language. This insures that almost nothing will be hard-coded, unlike in Civ III. |
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Also some rumors came that the AI will not be “cheating” in Civ IV. Until official statements are released, there’s not much that can be said
Rivers may act kind of like roads. If you connect your own road to it, and another civilization does the same at a distance, you might be able to trade via that river, again, this has been something a lot of fans have been wanting
Different terrain types may be included. This may also mean mixed terrain types
Like in Pirates!, it seems like morale will be represented by the status of the flags
You will probably be able to find out your city’s food storage and food being added, and shields used, and to be added, all without having to enter the city itself
The technology tree seems to be deeper than before (again, from the very first screenshots). For example, Fishing and Harvesting (as they appear) will probably be just two of the new techs that are in. Also there is a tech icon for Judaism, so that religion and Civilization is most likely in as well
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Karoch
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Donostia
Jul 2003
time: 06:28
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Por lo que leo, me da la impresión de que quieren dar más importancia a las batallas. Si son más espectaculares, multiunidad, permiten mejor estrategia... ¿No van a convertir el Civ4 en un simulador de guerra? Para mí, con eso perdería bastante. Lo mejor del Civ, en general, es su relativa simpleza. Si lo complican mucho quizás pierda lo mejor que tenía.
Para juegos complicados (por lo menos para mí) ya está muy bien hecho el EU2.
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Harry
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Buenos Aires
May 2004
time: 01:28
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Creo que con stack se refieren a esas horribles pilas de 10, 20, 30 o gran suma de unidades, que usadas por empedernidos warmongers, van cual galgo terrible destruyendo todo a su paso...
Last edited by Harry on 27-01-2005 at 03:50
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26-01-2005 14:35
Ojala y tenga lo de Moral, Religión, quiten lo del Stack.
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