Tom Chick writes:
"My intention is to build up my colonies to the point that I've got a healthy economy going, at which point I'll detach a pair of soldiers to accompany the cannons I've purchased from Spain. This will be the army I use to conquer the Incans and steal their treasure. I'm in no hurry to start the war yet, since soldiers take away valuable manpower from my colonies. I've already sacrificed manpower for my scout, who's ranging far and wide to gather treasure revealed by de Quesada. I figure I'm still a couple of decades from commencing hostilities.
Unfortunately, in 1557, the Incans have other ideas.
Read about the Incan War after the jump."
2K will implement online service changes for several legacy titles, including releases for Windows PC, as a result of GameSpy Technology terminating its online service offerings for video games.
Beginning May 31, 2014, select legacy titles from the Borderlands® and Civilization® catalogs will temporarily go offline while service is transitioned to Steamworks.
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I pretty much clicked on this to ensure that Homeworld was included and sure enough it is. I approve.
Damn it I want to play Homeworld. Why hasn't Relic got it up on a digital distribution service like Steam?!