Rise & Fall: Civilizations At War Review

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(More customer reviews)This game has StarForce copy protection, which is software that you do NOT want on your computer. Reportedly, it replaces your CD and/or DVD drivers, and often causes extreme hardware and software problems. I've been a victim of the software problems, it basically crippled my very expensive SCSI scanners and it was extremely difficult to figure out what was doing it. It could be the best game that's ever been produced, but anyone who's had the StarForce experience is going to steer clear. I don't know why a company would knowingly try to sell you software that is known to cause so many problems, it's downright malicious.

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Rise & Fall: Civilizations at War is a detailed real-time strategy game that lets players completely command one of the four mightiest empires of the ancient world: Greece, Rome, Egypt, and Persia. Rise & Fall allows players to fight alongside their troops as one of history's eight greatest heroes, and bring victory to their nation on the battlefield.

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Star Wars Math: Jabba's Game Galaxy Review

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(More customer reviews)My son hates math! But, he loves Star Wars and Jabba Math. Would recommend it for other kids who find math boring and feel insecure in their skills. It allows for several ways to solve the problems and appeals to the visual learner.

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Your ship has crash-landed on the planet Tatooine near Jabba the Hutt's famous game plaza. Earn credits to buy new ship parts by outsmarting your opponents in games of skill and logic. Rebuild your ship and return home.Develop your knowledge of addition, subtraction, multiplication, equivalancies, and geometric relationships. Star Wars Math excites kids about math through the incentive of competition and the challenge of strategy. An overarching goal within a nonlinear game encourages replay, while multiple difficulty levels allow players to learn at their own pace. Lonely? Try choosing the two-player option to challenge friends.

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