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Empire Earth 3
Studio : Sierra
by Sierra
Brand : Sierra
Platform : Windows XP, Windows Vista
Release Date : 2007-11-06
Publisher : Sierra
Minimum Age : 12.0 Years
Maximum Age : 20.0 Years
Availability : Usually ships in 1-2 business days
EAN : 0020626726924
UPC : 020626726924
Avg. Customer Rating: (based on 16 reviews)
List Price : $19.99
Our Price : $9.99
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Battle across the entire globe or create a randomly generated globe to conquer
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Choose both the starting location and starting era
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Civilizations are divided into the three factions each with its own tech tree, units, structures and game play style
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Each Civilization's tech tree allows players to create completely custom civilizations of their own choosing
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As your empire spreads cities and outposts will grow and improve. Units and structures evolve over time.
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Empire Earth III take the legendary real time strategy franchise to new heights. Customize your own civilization based upon one of three unique factions; Western, Middle Eastern, Far Eastern. Build an empire across a fully persistent globe that is yours to conquer as you command your armies through the span of human history and beyond. In Empire Earth III, the world is yours for the taking. |
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Empire Earth III: If only... |
If only someone else owned and published this title so perhaps the occasional crashes were distant memories along with Sierra Games 286 programs of long ago.
If only when selecting an item, the game would not pop me to the non interactive edge of the map.
If only the AI would not cheat and spawn fresh enemies from off the map.
If only automatic militia building placement had a tad forethought.
If only there was a minute of grace period at the start of a provincial war. Spawning in the middle of overwhelming numbers is quite rude.
If only the AI would not permit your units from blocking one another during moves.
If only troops could not fall off bridges and get stuck.
If only the game was not so addicting, I could have gotten the garden in on time.
Empire Earth III is still a fun must have for the serious collector and gamer of the series. Even when popping out to Desk Top often, game crashes and lockups are far less frequent than my other Sierra titles.
The character audio scripts are cute. When they begin to annoy, an option permits them to be turned off.
I retired from designing/publishing business software and the grandkids expressed an interest in Empire Earth III since last year I had given them each Empire Earth II. One is starting college this coming semester and an avid gamer. A great joy of his was to advance a scenario into a great pickle and leave it to grandpa to figure how to survive it.
Empire Earth III is fun, passes the hours and another enticement for the grandkids to visit their grandpa's farm. Gaming doesn't get better than playing with friends and family.
In spite of the "If only" roster, I recommend this game. |
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Expected more... |
Those of you that still remember the first Empire Earth, will know that if you set-up the game for 2 players, the difficulty to the default setting and hit the start button... you'll be sit on that chair for 2hours++ just to get through the stone age.
I could still remember that I use to play one battle for more than 2 days.
For me the only really weak point of Empire Earh III is the game play duration. If you start a Skirmish battle with the same setting as meantioned above you'll probably finish the game within 2 hours. (So much for RTS). The rest of the improvements are quite nice, they have added "World Domination" mode (almost like the board game: Risk). Improvements are made on the character/object modeling an the enviroment.
For those of you that like the long game play... stick to Empire Earth I. Other than that, the overall game experience is really nice. |
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What Happened Here? |
Please tell me I am dreaming! Seriously!
If you satisfy all of these conditions then, this is your game
- You like extremely shallow games
- You want to have a reason to reduce you computer into metal shards
- You want to look at cheesy animation and graphics
- You like spending $[...] for a pile of junk
- You want to use it as a prank birthday gift
- Plenty more, but I don't feel like writing for the sake of this game
Get the point? This game is HORRIBLE! DO NOT BUY THIS GAME!
This is the worst game I have ever played (besides Bionicle), the only reason I am even bothering to write this review is so all of you buyers can be warned of this game (technically, this doesn't even qualify as a game, games are supposed to be fun!).
I like the Empire Earth series, and the previous games were really fun, but this on the other hand, is quite the opposite.
Graphics 4/10
Gameplay 1/10
Story 0/10 (there is none)
Sound 2/10
Presentation 1/10
Length 1/10 (After two hours, this will be off your hard drive)
Stability: Major Problems, Major Lag (I have a very good graphics card)
Score 2/10 - Downright Horrible |
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Great delivery, and condition. |
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I received the product in good time and good condition. Had no problems whatsoever. The game wasn't like Empire Earth 2, but like all other commercial RTS games. The way they changed the game wasn't for the better, but closer to the standardized money making version of other games. This is my own personal preference of course, but I would have liked more of Empire Earth 2 in the game supported by bright new ideas in a third series of the title. |
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A bit laggy... |
I experienced a lot of lags when playing this. Things slowed down a lot, screens took long to load. Maybe the game is too taxing for my system.
However, the Multiplayer was quite entertaining and I kept playing longer than I would have ever guessed.
It's just a little sad to see the third installment of this great series going down the hill.
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