Matrix Games

Both GGWW and HOI2 are very good. If you want a short campaign as one of the mayors, play GGWW. If you want a larger, roleplaying and more complex campaign as a minor, play HOI2 (in fact, is not very difficult when you get used). I suggest a mid power as Spain, Romania, Canada or such as starting with HOI2

However, don’t play HOI3  :-P Is buggy, ahistorical and uberslow (from that many in Paradox forums say, and I seen screens of Mexico doing D-Day in Kiel in 1940  :-o), a backstep from HOI2. HOI3 follows the same wrong path they started with EUIII

Is their any game like AA that is not more complicated ?

besides the trip A site?

Electronic or board?  I’ve seen a couple WW2 board games recently that look pretty cool but haven’t played them.

Have you ever played Military Madness or the later version called Nectaris, they started out on the Turbo Grafix system.

@Brain:

Have you ever played Military Madness or the later version called Nectaris, they started out on the Turbo Grafix system.

Nope, but I’ve got a copy of Iron Storm for Sega Saturn that I’d be willing to part with.

@Jermofoot:

@Brain:

Have you ever played Military Madness or the later version called Nectaris, they started out on the Turbo Grafix system.

Nope, but I’ve got a copy of Iron Storm for Sega Saturn that I’d be willing to part with.

Oh ya I remember that game I remember getting really pissed playing Germany in the D-Day scenario because you were forced to have one of your armies game controlled and the AI’s strategy was terrible and thus you could just not win that scenario, or at least I couldn’t.

I played Military Madness!

Military Madness rocked! That was the reason I even bought the Turbo Grafx16.

Here is a link dedicated to the game:

http://nectaris.tg-16.com/

Military Madness: Nectaris was just released (today?  yesterday?) on Xbox Live Arcade for 800 points ($10).  May have to pick it up and check it out.

If you like turn based strategy games, then you’ll love this game.