This is the first game since the very first Civilization game that Sid Meier himself worked on as lead designer (he’s worked on the others, but not as lead designer).īefore jumping into the game, you get to pick between one of 16 different civilizations: the US, British Empire, Japanese Empire, Aztecs, India, Mongolians, Chinese, Egyptians, Romans, French, Arabians, Greeks, Zulu Kingdom, Russians, Spanish Empire and the German Empire. This isn’t just some port with a fresh coat of paint here, folks. So how was Civilization Revolution? Were Sid Meier and 2K able to make the experience enjoyable with a controller? What about the DS version of the game? All is answered after the jump.Ĭivilization Revolution for the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and Nintendo DS was built from the ground up. I’ve always wanted to try out the Civilization series and now I can finally get into it, thanks to this next chapter in the series.
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You see, I have two left feet when it comes to playing PC games (excluding Solitaire, of course). I think this is a sign from the gaming gods, really. This is, in fact, the third title I’ve previewed this year for a console game that one would think would be far more suited for the PC. Yup, that’s right, another PC series is making the console jump. About a few weeks back, I was invited out to 2K Studios to check out Civilization Revolution for the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and Nintendo DS.
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