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Genre:
Simulation |
CDs:
1 |
Publisher:
Microprose |
Released:
October 25, 1995 |
Developer:
Mythos Games |
UPC:
0 19703 43170 7 |
Sony ID:
SLUS-00141 |
PSRM:
001290 |
Players:
1 Player |
Memory:
5 Blocks |
Accessories:
Mouse |
ESRB:
Kids to Adults – No Descriptors |
Box Copy:
You are the commander of X-COM; a multi-national defense force formed to defeat aliens, who threaten mankind’s very survival.
- COMMAND DEADLY CLOSE-COMBAT BATTLES
After shooting down UFOs you must send your finest soldiers into action against the aliens in an attempt to recover their technology, weapons or bodies!
- RESEARCH AND MANUFACTURE ALIEN TECHNOLOGIES
Use your scientists to analyze captured alien items and then get your engineers to copy their technology so you can fight on equal terms.
- DEVELOP A STRATEGY TO SAVE THE EARTH
You will not defeat the aliens simply by blasting them out of the sky. You’ll have to think carefully about your every action. In X-COM – UFO Defense action and strategy exist side by side.
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An incredible simulation that still commands players attentions to this day. Manage the ENTIRE planet, and when I mean manage, I mean you micro manage EVERYTHING. Right down to what type of rooms you want in your specific bases, even keeping track of its finances. The brain swells…
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Trivia
- Personal Trivia: When I was in Maryland working for GameShark, the offices were minutes away from MicroProse’s office. My apartment was literally 2 minutes from Big Games Studios, creators of another awesome simulation game; Rise of Nations. No matter where I am, I’m surrounded by games.
- One of the few long box games to only have one print run, with no variants.