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Panzer
Campaigns Sicily '43 |
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(Win98/Me/XP) (Jewel Case) (SICILY43PJ) |
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Publisher: HPS Simulation
Wargame: WWII
Operation Husky
By July 1943, the tides of war had turned on the Germans.
Tunisia fell in May leaving no Axis territory in North Africa. On July 5th they
had launched their last great offensive on the Russian Front at Kursk and were
nearing their farthest point of advance when the Allies struck at the "soft
underbelly" of Europe by invading Sicily.
The invading American and
British forces took 38 days to capture the island due to the skillful defense
and fighting withdrawal in some of the most difficult terrain in the war
prompting author Carlo D'Este to call this battle a "Bitter Victory".
26 historically based scenarios are included, with
several "what-if" scenarios. There are several grand historical scenarios with
the complete campaign lasting 351 turns.
Features:
- 1 kilometer hexes, 2 hour turns, with a master map
measuring approximately 350 by 190 kilometers. Over 1,600 units represent the
German, Italian, British, and American forces in this classic invasion, mainly
at battalion and company level.
- Players control tank, reconnaissance, artillery,
infantry, parachute, glider, engineer, antitank, flak, rocket, headquarters,
and a wide variety of other specialized units.
- Sicily '43 can be viewed and played in either 2d or 3d
mode. A new "quick play" feature allows the computer AI's turn to resolve ten
times the previous speed, allowing for much faster play.
- Supports single person play against the computer,
two-person hot-seat, two-person Play-By-E-Mail, and multiplayer network play
over LANs and the Internet.
- Comes with Main Program, full-featured Scenario Editor,
and Order of Battle Editor.
- Complete on-line Help documentation plus on-line
printable documentation in Microsoft Word format.

Requirements:
Windows 98/Me/XP: Pentium-based 133mhz+ PC
with 32 megabytes of RAM, 250 megabytes of hard drive space, DirectX 8.1+ is
also required and will install only if not present and not superceded.
Windows 95 is not supported.

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