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July 2006 Play It!Armchair General May 04, 2006 | 0 comments | Print | E-mail What is "Play It"?Each issue of Armchair General magazine features articles taken from a variety of periods of history, often showcasing unique situations, leaders, and battles. We felt it was only natural to link these articles with war and strategy titles in PC gaming and boardgaming so you (the reader) can explore the articles in more depth. Many fans of military history and gaming will attest to the power of seeing history play out before their eyes in the form of a game. We believe this as well. We hope you find something that is of interest to you. Beginning in the July 2006 edition, each issue will feature selected game titles so you can Play It! How They Fought: Normandy Paratroopers on D-Day An abundance of wargame scenarios exist for paratrooper landings and fighting on D-Day, 1944, including Activision’s Call of Duty; Battlefront’s Combat Mission: Beyond Overlord, "La Fiere"; HPS’s Squad Battles: Eagles Strike, "Good Soldiers, All"; and Matrix Games’ great "Mega-Campaign: Screaming Eagles" for Steel Panthers: World at War. Combat! Hedgerow Hell! Normandy, 1944 Relive history – experience this historical situation in a wargame! Some low-level tactical scenarios portraying this type of action can be found in HPS’s Squad Battles: Eagles Strike, "Purple Heart Draw"; and in Battlefront’s Combat Mission: Beyond Overlord, "Blood and Bocage" and "Painful Progress." Games Referenced:
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