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| Command powerful armies. Defend and conquer using a wide
range
of weaponry. Deploy a variety of troops, equipment and technology. From archers, paratroopers and elephants to AEGIS cruisers to Stealth fighters. |
| Negotiate with rival empires. Plan a strategy to outwit
history's most
cunning leader. Advanced diplomatic tactics allow you to wage war, make peace or form cooperative alliances with other nations. |
| Devise and control technology. Drive your cities' technological
evolution with amphibious warfare, seafaring tactics, theology and more. |
| Construct Wonders of the World. Full-motion video brings
to life
Leonardo da Vinci's Workshop, the Statue of Liberty and Marco Polo's Embassy. |
| Enjoy exclusive enhancements. An all-new interface adapted
especially
for the PlayStation lets you lead your empire with ease. Plus, a Beginner mode offers hints along the way. |
| Halmackenreuter () on Friday,
January 14, 19100 at 14:13:40
--------------------------------------------------------------------------- Civilization 2.Ultimate mother of all games.Fundamental Fundamentalismus - make them happy and built up ... --------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Robert Salinas
nenabobby@yahoo.com Thursday, May 27, 1999 at 21:51:49 This game justs kicks my butt!! The first time I played it I put on my ear phones cranked up Led Zeppelin to 10 and played for 4 hours non stop. I just love to nuke my enemies. |
| Brad
Bsting13@yahoo.com Sunday, May 16, 1999 at 19:44:57 Engaging, thought-provoking, addictive, obsessing,. . . somebody stop me! Civilization II has taken the god-sim to the next level. No other predecessor can even hope to compare. It's a shame the Playstation does not have the benefits of patches, editors, and so forth. Some portions of the game could use some tweaking; the foriegn negotiations get a little silly at times ("Give us the secret of Refrigeration, or face the consequences!") and the computer's diplomatic AI is unrealistically erratic. But I love naming my own cities and viewing my nation's vital statistics. There's something wickedly satisfying in earning the title "Brad Scroggins the Mad." And in spite of myself, I've taken a liking to my bumbling and horribly-acted High Council. "My HUMBLE SUGGESTION to your GLORIOUS person. . ." "We're rockin', Majesty!" "I am off to grease my abacus!" Hilarious! Hey Microprose! Civil Disorder! Only more Civilization will appease us! |
| Benjamin
depravity@hotmail.com Friday, April 23, 1999 at 01:04:51 I thought the game itself although similar to the first was again a great tribute to sim games in general, however the only complaint is there is no common cheats available for this particular game,i have looked everywhere for some great cheats but alas have found none (i have it on playstation) so if you know any please e-mail me and end my ongoing torment |
| Chris Toman
coolboxers@mailcity.com Wednesday, April 21, 1999 at 10:46:39 I need codes |
| Dave
Thursday, April 15, 1999 at 08:05:40 Outstandingly done, way to go Sid. Spent many nights and long hours playing. In fact I still play because it is always different. A little slow on turn taking, but overall, very detailed, very strategic, very very entertaining. this is Education and Entertainment presented in a way that will make you miss meals playing. |
| Tim
blackpink@angelfire.com Tuesday, June 8, 1999 at 23:29:13 To get some quick cash just name any city as _CasH and hold down the R1 button while entering the last letter. |
| Brad
Bsting13@yahoo.com Sunday, May 16, 1999 at 20:06:09 1) Familiarize yourself with the resource radius of your cities, and space them apart accordingly. Bunch them together too close, like I did, and you'll kick yourself later when there's not enough food to go around. 2) Never underestimate the power of spies and diplomats! It always pays to keep your finger on your neighbor's pulse, be they allies or antagonists. Knowing is half the battle. Knowledge is always power! |