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Supreme Commander (PC, 2007) - European Version

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Single-player campaigns follow an original but familiar futuristic storyline that pits three very different factions against one another, each fighting righteously for a cause it deems vital to its very survival.

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Supreme Commander says it's time to bring some real strategy to real-time strategy gaming. The sci-fi war game is laid out to let players see and control any and all of the fighting, from isolated skirmishes between single squadrons to the coordinated maneuvers of all allied forces across an entire continent. Scope and scalability are what set Supreme Commander apart from its predecessors in the style. The player's view can be zoomed, smoothly and continuously, from a detailed focus on a single unit to an encompassing panorama of the entire theater of war. The game's interface is streamlined for strategic movements and synchronized attacks, allowing players to coordinate the actions of vehicles and troops on a global level with ease and efficiency.

Regarding its 2007 release into the real-time strategy realm of computer gaming, Supreme Commander is reminiscent of lead developer Chris Taylor's breakthrough project of a decade earlier. With its cutting-edge graphics and balanced gameplay, Taylor's Total Annihilation is generally considered the first successful real-time strategy game in true 3D. By relating each base and battlefield in an realistic, relevant, global way, Supreme Commander also aims to introduce significant new aspects of play to the style. As innovative as it aims to be, the game also embraces many comfortable conventions, offering intuitive control to practiced PC strategists. Single-player campaigns follow an original but familiar futuristic storyline that pits three very different factions against one another, each fighting righteously for a cause it deems vital to its very survival.

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Publisher
THQ
UPC
4005209088893
eBay Product ID (ePID)
53673884

Product Key Features

Rating
E10+ (Everyone 10+)
Genre
Strategy
Video Game Series
Supreme Commander Series
Platform
PC
Game Name
Supreme Commander

Additional Product Features

Release Year
2007
Country/Region of Manufacture
Europe
Control Elements
Mouse, Keyboard
LeafCats
139973
ESRB Descriptor
Comic Mischief, Fantasy Violence, Mild Language

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item 1 Supreme Commander (PC, 2007) - Disc Only
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4 out of 5 stars
by pcgamergeekApr 13, 2008
Supreme Commander
This is indeed the spiritual descendant of total annihilation. There is a grand scale not found in any other real time strategy game I have played. First the bad -I think the learning curve is a bit too steep and units abilities could have been explained much more clearly in the in-game tool tips (which is my main problem with the game). For example there is an air craft carrier you can load planes onto. Once they were on though they wouldn't automatically engage nearby units... so it was more of an aircraft transport for long distances since they use fuel. Or is there a command to make the aircraft engage? It doesn't tell you these things, you just have to find out for yourself or read an online strategy guide perhaps. Another example is the tech tree is indecipherable. For example your commander can go through 3 stages of upgrades (it says in the tool-tip, but only after I have upgraded my construction units to the 3rd stage). Well I have upgraded every construction unit to stage 3 and my commanders 2nd tier still doesn't get unlocked. The instruction manual provided no clue as to how to do anything or what units actually did. Another example is transport ships have a ferry option. I figured out that with the ferry command you can click on the spot you want to bring loaded troops to and when the drop off is complete it will return to the pickup point. The ferry point remains, however when you fully load it up again you have to re-que the ferry option which I find strange. The A.I. in campaign and skirmishes, as in other real time strategy games, is predictable, sending identical squadrons of units to die by your defenses (with a handfull notable exceptions that I greatly enjoyed). That being said... the interface is very robust albeit lacking information on units. There are countless ways to implement different kinds of strategy. The environments are great, and being able to successfully use mixed tactics of land/sea/ and air is something that nearly every strategy game out there is lacking, except for this one. The campaigns are long, and give you a good taste for the game and units (at least judging from the Aeon campaign I played, which is 1 of 3 campaigns). It's easy to spend a few hours on any given map. I haven't played online yet, that's not really my thing.Read full review
4 out of 5 stars
by dheyn-21Jul 04, 2007
Great RTS Game
Pros-Gigantic game with hundreds of units on screen, you can zoom out to view the entire battlefield and control the battle still zoomed out to the max, the "press shift and queue up orders to Timbuktu system" is awesome, over two-hundred land, sea and air units, should be a great modded game, great graphics zoomed in, good overall story and online play is a big strong point. Cons-There's not a big difference in the personality and flavor of the units of the 3 factions, (a cookie cutter feel) the battles can be very long and the high system requirements. (so make sure you can run this game) Reply value: Offline missions-You'll play the missions once or twice Offline skirmish-High Online-Very High (If you want to know anything more about this game or the things I mentioned in this review, go to another website that has supreme commander on it.)Read full review
4 out of 5 stars
by hubmodOct 24, 2007
PC GAME RTS: Supreme Commander Review
Supreme Commander is the latest real time strategy game designed in the spirit of its predecessor, Total Annihilation. Supreme Commander delivers the 3d battlefield beautifully with all the controls and macro tools provided in the original Total Annihilation, plus more. Insane unit counts, huge maps, and the ability to use the latest in gaming PC hardware, Supreme Commander is not for the faint of heart gamer with half the hardware. Hours of game play per level during the campaign and the visuals are breath taking. Your PC from five years ago will MELT. Get something dual core with a good 2gigs of ram and a good 512mb graphics card and you can enjoy this game as it was meant to be enjoyed. From long range artillery to massive nuclear strikes, and from single squads of super advanced units to massive armies of mixed types, there is always more than one way to wipe out the opponent. PROS – Intense battles and an all around good game experience. CONS – Requires some pretty heavy hardware to run at max settings.Read full review
4 out of 5 stars
by o-PhQ4_WS-i@Del...Apr 21, 2009
Fun, Challenging, and Addictive. RTS at it's best!
My friend introduced me to this game. He was a big fan of Total Annihilation back in the day, and of course he jumped on this as soon as it was released. I'm more of a casual RTS game player, I like my Command and Conquer and Age of Empires, but never really got into the hardcore online multiplayer gameplay. He showed me this game and I was interested. Now that I own the game and play it, this could be my new favorite RTS game. This plus the expansion are very easy to learn, and the way the game is played is just addictive! I would recommend this game to anybody wanting to play a new age RTS game and have lots of fun learning how to play competitively!
4 out of 5 stars
by gasidahoSep 03, 2007
Supreme Commander
The gaming clan I play with is really into this game right now. I myself dont like it much and will probably be reselling it very soon. The game moves to slow for me. I currently play Battlefield 2142. Battlefield moves at a much faster pace. The game also demands alot of your PC. If you are not running a big graphics card and a fast CPU the game lags bad. Online plaay is the same way you need a pretty powerful PC to run this game to it full potential. I am running a 3.0 Pentium D with a BFG 7600 GT OC 256mb, 1gig of memory and cable modem. With this set up I have to run in low rez or it lags real bad. Hope this helps someone out there.

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Supreme Commander

Great RTS Game

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Fun, Challenging, and Addictive. RTS at it's best!

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