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The Operational Art of War 3 Review
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Posted by Donster on: 2006-07-17 15:04:20 2145
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By Mike Dorn @ The Wargamer
The original version of The Operational Art of War was released in 1998. Despite its age, it has remained one of the best options for wargamers seeking to play an operational level game. Without a doubt, there were a few warts that have persisted over the game’s versions that were never properly addressed. When the original publisher, Talonsoft, sold the franchise it got caught up in limbo; the game itself was balky under Windows XP and development of further patches ceased. Fast-forward to 2006: Matrix Games has purchased the most of the Talonsoft library of games including The Operational Art of War. The Operational Art of War 3 is the first of the older titles to benefit from programming work and re-release. The work that was done on the game would compare to taking a fine looking older car, which had been stored in a barn for years, to a mechanic for work under the hood to see if they could get it running more smoothly.
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