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Written by Lee Dixon Wednesday, 10 March 2010 13:23
Oh yes, my fav game of all time is getting a new version in about 7 months. Civilizaation V is on its way, god I have spent a lot on time over the years playing the other versions of this game.
"Civilization was never the most realistic game, and those who enjoyed battling against a nuclear-armed Gandhi have not minded. The next one, Civilization V, though may be the most natural one thanks to some crafty tweaks.
Kotaku was shown an early version of development studio Firaxis' Civ V running on a PC on the first day of Game Developers Conference here in San Francisco. What was shown was a Civ that behaves just a little more like it is in the real world in regards to everything from terrain to the rules of war and international relations. All have been modified to feel more true to life and more rife than ever with strategic potential.
The game is still a turn-based single or multiplayer quest requiring ample brainpower and planning. Like other Civilization games, the player goal is to lead one tribe from the founding of a city to a position of global leadership, via military or peaceful means.
The most obvious difference is the look of Civ V's terrain. As can be seen in screenshots it, looks more like real Earth. A representative of the studio showing the game said this new Civ's worlds might look pre-rendered but are still, true to the series, randomly generated. An optional overlaid grid shows that the world is indeed divided into hexagons, a first for the series, which used to chop things up by squares.
Trailer here of the new Aliens v Preditor game, looks very nice. I loved the one I had on my old Jaguar console, and I think its the same guys doing it again so fingers crossed it could be a good one.
Well here we are, I have let loose my two new blogs, one will be for all the family pic's and things and the other will be for the tech and stuff that some people will not be very interested in, so I thought I would split them up.
Here's a quick post of 20 pictures, some from southport, some from when Carolyne, Samuel and Ryan went to the zoo, we have their cousin Skye giving hugs to both the boys!! and in the garden now that the sun is coming out to play.
Well when I do have five mins spare I have found this free little gem that runs on the desktop and is great fun
Me and Samuel have started 
And part 2 of this post.
I know its been a long time since the last update, again been very, very busy so not had much time to update here, but if you are keeping an eye on my 
I know we are running up to almost a month since the last lot of pictures, but as you might see a theme running through these post " I don't have much time" :) 
I know its been a few weeks but here it is anyway, just a bit of video that we took while at Knowsley Safari Park.
Oh yes, my fav game of all time is getting a new version in about 7 months. Civilizaation V is on its way, god I have spent a lot on time over the years playing the other versions of this game.