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Fate Computer Game
$7.00 to $25.00
The RTS game Fate of Hellas combines economic development with tactical real time battles, all fully shown in 3D. In two campaigns with seven missions, each the player is able to take over control of the legendary people of Macedonia.
| MPN | 705381111405 |
| Publisher | JoWood Productions | Genre | Adventure | ESRB Rating | E - (Everyone) | Platform | Windows |
| Distribution Media | CD-ROM |
| Release Date | March, 2008 | UPC | 705381111405 |
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Lost Eden Computer Game
The Lost Eden where man and dinosaur co-exist. FEATURES unmatched graphicanimation with fully rendered three-dimensional characters and sceneryFullspeech throughout and an original music score. Familiarize yourself with 12different species of dinosaur and engage in their help. Choose to save a game toload where you left off when you resume playing. Replay speech with rewind andplay functions!Minimize
Rollercoaster Tycoon 3 Computer Game
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CapCom Dark Void Computer Game
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