Rome: Total War Movies
by Maarten Goldstein, Jul 26, 2004 5:18pm PDTActivision has released 11 brief but high-res Rome: Total War movies, introducing the game's playable factions with ten seconds of gameplay footage. Thanks 3D Gamers.
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More Rome: Total War
Rome: Total War
- PC
- Release Date: Sep 22, 2004
- Genre: Strategy
- Developer: Creative Assembly
- Publisher: Activision
Comments
In every movie I've seen, the armies look really badass from far away, but when the camera is down on ground level, the fighting animations are pretty skimpy. It looks like the soldiers randomly swing their swords and the enemy randomly falls down. I don't see swords clashing or flesh being pierced. Guess I've been spoiled by the Warhammer 40k Dawn of War footage I've seen :(
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Good one to start. :)
I also checked out the History Channel's Decisive Battles and the used this engine to recreate a battle in Rome. Sweet! :D
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