#panzer general

Computer Gaming World August 1997

“PSX DATACENTER UPDATE 9-DECEMBER-2017”

[PS1] [USA][PAL] [JAPAN] [2017]

9-December-2017

9-Diciembre-2017

I have added today the following game entries to the PSX Datacenter:

Añadidas las siguientes entradas a la PSX Datacenter:

PAL: Bob Aggiustatutto [SLES-03674] (I) Byggmester Bob - Kan det Fikses? [SLES-03563] (N) Byggare Bob - Kan vi fixa det? [SLES-03562] (Sw) Machine Hunter [SLES-00832] (I)

UPDATES: Alnam No Tsubasa - Shouchiri No Sora No Achira E [SLPS-01187-9] (J) Bob the Builder - Can we fix it? [SLUS-01407] (E) Bob the Builder - Can we fix it? [SLES-02856] (E) Bob Le Bricoleur - Reparer C'Est Gagne! [SLES-03798] (F) Bob the Builder - Kan vi Klare det? [SLES-03564] (D) Machine Hunter [SLUS-00470] (E) Machine Hunter [SLES-00630] (E) Machine Hunter [SLES-00830] (F) Machine Hunter [SLES-00831] (G) Magical Hoppers [SLPS-00737] (J) Pacapaca Passion 2 [SLPS-02720] (J) Pachi Slot Kanzen Kouryaku 4 - Universal Koushiki Gaido Vol.4 [SLPS-02127] (J) PAL - Shinken Densetsu [SLPS-00346] (J) PAL - Shinken Densetsu [Playstation the Best] [SLPS-91067] (J) Palm Town [SLPS-01820] (J) Palm Town [Major Wave Series] [SLPM-87018] (J) Pandemonium! [SLUS-00232] (E) Pandemonium! [SLES-00526] (E) Pandora Project - The Logic Master [SLPS-00347] (J) Panekit - Infinitive Crafting Toy Case [SCPS-10096] (J) Panzer Front [SLUS-01399] (E) Panzer Front [SLPS-02503] (J) Panzer Front [Enterbrain Collection] [SLPS-03345] (J) Panzer Front [SLES-03339] (E)(F)(G) Panzer General [SLUS-00132] (E) Panzer General [SLPS-00552] (J) Panzer General [SLES-00041] (E) Paradise Casino [SLES-04048] (E) Paradise Casino [Nice Price Vol. 9] [SLPS-03409] (J) Puuha Pete - Korjataanko [SLES-03565] (Fi) Added new descriptions, hires covers & screenshots.

MANUALS: Alnam no Tsubasa (J) [SLPS-01187-9] Manual scans cleaned & compiled into cbr by gladiator.

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‘Panzer General II’

[PC] [USA] [MAGAZINE, SPREAD] [1997]

Computer Gaming World, December 1997 (#161)

via CGW Museum

“PANZER GENERAL OPENING MOVIE” [PS1] [PAL][USA] [1996]

Okay, I'm sorry guys. Two things happened: first my processor fan just completely crapped out on me, and then I got stuck out of my house, because I was visiting my mum, and my town got hit by a blizzard. 

So, now some cool bits. I got a new fancy shmancy monitor and I'm running 24" and 1920x1080. So everything my video card has been meant to do. So I'm super excited to play old DOS games!

Panzer General II Continued-

So, read the manual. Turns out that I deduced most of it out. Just learning what objectives and supply points are really helped. 

So the idea of most every battle I've played so far, and considering how WWII kind of worked, I'm safe in assuming every battle, is that I have to capture so many cities on the map. Shown by flags. You do this, by eliminating enemies and moving your troops on that hex. Along the way you gain money, known as requisition points which is how you buy new troops. These can be placed on supply points. Now, the thing that might be really immediately noticeable is that this sounds a lot like a board game. And well that's a big part of why I felt I could just jump in was that it played like a board game. The only think I can't quite determine is how you figure out who'll win in combat. The game gives you a quick estimate of how many each side will lose, but that's been wrong usually. It's not even representative of which side will lose more troops. Or even what having troops suppressed means. But, that may necessitate a closer look at the manual.