Age of Empires 2 Age of Kings Computer Game

Pros: Everything.. knights, castles.. what more do ya want?

Cons: Takes over your life!

The Bottom Line: I shall conquer this foul Bottom Line!

Review: Yeah. So I know this has over three hundred reviews already, and I likely won't add anything Earth shattering to any of those, but sometimes you run across something that you just have to write about. Age Of Empires II is just such a game. Appar ...

Pros: Hours of enjoyment.

Cons: Highly addictive.

The Bottom Line: A game more addictive than smoking crack.

Review: Well, it has certainly been some time since I regularly contributed to Epinions. Almost two months, in fact. I’d like to think that this minor vacation is over, and now I’m back in the groove.

So what have I been doing with my time,...

Pros: many civilizations to choose from, lots to do in a game, lots of options, lots of everything

Cons: will take away free time and prevent you from studying/working/earning money

Review: I don't have many hobbies- I prefer to waste my spare time watching television but last year I discovered two activities that have taken up hours upon hours of my time. The first of these "obsessions" is Epinions and the second is a computer...

Pros: Vey fun to play. Period.

Cons: Be careful not to get addicted to it though.

The Bottom Line: Think of Age of Empires as a medieval version of Command and Conquer: Red Alert, with Joan of Arc instead of Agent Tanya.

Review: Age of Empires is the first RPG strategy game I ever bought for my computer, way back in 1999. Because of this, I now have a serious taste for RPG games, which I play whenever I can. Age of Empires is based on the world after 476 AD, when the already ...

Pros: Pretty much everything.

Cons: None whatsoev'r me lad!

The Bottom Line: Let's kick some British árse!

Review: THE BASIC BEEF
Several years ago, Ensemble Studios released one the most educative, fun, innovative, and downright astonishing games ever released on the PC. As a sequel to 1998s Age of Empires, this was as equally compelling. Age of Empires 2...

Pros: Good graphics, good audio, great gameplay, big variety of units and teams

Cons: None that I can think of...

The Bottom Line: Just a great game in all aspects.

Review: INTRO

This game is all about warfare, building, and strategy. Everything is happening at once. In other words, it is not turn-based where you have to do the best thing possible in one turn while no one else is going. While you're building,...

Pros: Awesome graphics, historically accurate, scenario editor, hours of game play.

Cons: None...

The Bottom Line: The graphics are incredible and the gameplay blows all other similiar games out of the water. I highly recommend this game to everyone, young or old!

Review: Age of Empires II: Age of Kings is a historically accurate representation of medieval warfare. This game will never get old, even after you have completed the campaigns because it comes with an easy to use campaign editor, which allows you to...

Pros: Economy, better graphics, better multi-play

Cons: none

Review: I have to admit, when I first played AOE 2, I found the opening menu screen far less appealing that the original Age of Empires. But once I got into the game, I was very impressed. The sequel offers many improvements on the original.

The...

Pros: Good gaming experience, gives you a lot of information on history.

Cons: Roam of improvement in graphical details.

The Bottom Line: Its a very good game if you have a thing for ancient civilizations and want to have a feel of those times.

Review: I have always wondered how it would have been living among the ancient civilizations. Their buildings, the soldiers, and their costumes. We have been watching movies about them and watching their animations on the TV but the experience isn't the same. ...

Pros: It's all good.

Cons: Some weird game ending criteria.

Review: You remember back a few years ago when Microsoft started making games, and you laughed at them? (Oh admit it, you did TOO laugh at them.) Who could forget the epic blockbuster Fury3 which was a shameless "buy and rename" version of Terminal...