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| Sid Meier's Civilization IV: Gold Edition | 
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| From: Take 2
Category: Video Games
List Price: $39.99
Buy New: $31.99
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Avg. Customer Rating:  41 reviews
Sales Rank: 916
Platform: Windows Xp
ESRB: Everyone 10+
Media: CD-ROM
Edition: Gold
Batteries Included: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.9
Dimensions (in): 0.1 x 0.1 x 0
MPN: 710425311833
UPC: 710425311833
EAN: 0710425311833
ASIN: B000RHFZTM
Release Date: July 17, 2007
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Condition: USA/UK CIV 4 COMPLETE EDITION. $3.99 USA 3-7 business day shipping. 24/7 customer service. Shipping/tracking emails.
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Another Great Civ Game November 11, 2008
Civ IV is another great Civ game from the mind of one of greatest game designers of all time. Civ IV presents the Civilization game with such polish and solid gameplay that it will be very interesting to see where Sid Meier's takes the franchise from here.
The graphics aren't the greatest but that's not why you play a Civ game. The mechanics are where this game truly shines. You can conquer by force or by diplomacy and you can be hands-off or you can micro-manage almost every aspect of your cities and territories. The choice is yours.
The scenarios and maps will provide hours upon hours of strategy fun and you will find yourself saying "just one more turn" at 3 a.m. before you know it.
If you like strategy games and you do not own Civ IV, you are doing yourself a disservice. Pick up the game and conquer the world.
 Civ Rules August 25, 2008
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
Been playing Civ since the first edition back in the mid 90s when I bought my first puter. Love this game and Civ IV just proves that it's one of the best games ever! Sooner or later, I'll order Civ V, just haven't done it yet. Still having too much fun with IV and it's expansion.
It's a lot of fun! August 18, 2008
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
I bought this as a birthday gift for a friend's teenage boy. He couldn't quit playing it. He says its the best one yet.
 Fun game, annoying support August 11, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I bought the Gold edition and the Beyond the Sword expansion pack and overall I think this game is excellent when you are playing it. I really have to say it is addictive and as long as you are happy with the game right out of the box and assuming you are not the type of person to read the manual anyway you will love it.
Unfortunately it had a few shortcomings:
- documentation claimed that the full manual was on disc 3 (Gold) but at least on mine it wasn't there. I emailed support and they told me to go download it off some third party site. When I responded politely that they must be joking and they must have a pdf version of the full manual somewhere they sent me a link to a pdf of the full manual...who knows why they told me to go hunt one down myself the first time.
- when you go to download an update there is no progress bar so you sit there and wonder if it's almost done, how much longer, etc. The only way you know the update is still running is when you go to click on something else and it tells you that you may not proceed until the update is complete. It might take a really long time depending on how fast your connection is and you pretty much just sit there wondering.
- I checked out the website and it is pretty barren for such a great game, and you can find some of the links are broken on the website so it seems like they don't really maintain the site much.
- some parts of the game itself are somewhat clunky like the Civilopedia. It is pretty decent although they could have added more information to it and the interface for it is pretty poor. I wanted to know what caused the global warming effect and of course that wasn't in there so I ended up chasing down the full game manual just so I can find out what game effect made it (using nukes apparently).
- the only real game issue I had with it was when you get to the end of a game and just barely scratch the surface on super-tech things like space-elevators and interstellar spacecraft it's all over. Years ago I played the Call to Power game and the one thing that I loved about that game was the high-tech. Underwater cities, extreme eco-terrorists (I loved the ability to eco-nuke a city) and stuff like that. None of that here...at least yet (cross my fingers).
Not as good as Civ 3 August 5, 2008
1 out of 5 found this review helpful
i would rather play Civ 3 than CivIV.I like the graphics better on Civ 3 better as well.Civ seems to have losts its way.
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