Where to send games, books and DVDs for to be considered for review on the Armchair General Website.

Expanded content is due out on the 23rd.

Take the role of King Henry V at the 1415 Battle of Agincourt in this free Command Decision Game.

Long-time ArmchairGeneral game reviewer Jim H. Moreno is playing a 24-hour video gamethon to raise money for Children’s Hospital of Alabama, part of the Children’s Miracle Network.

This decision-making challenge places you in the role of a Finnish infantry commander facing the ponderous but powerful Red Army in Finland, 1940.

This is the solution to the Combat Decision Game “Battle of Jerusalem, 1967” that was presented in the September 2010 issue of Armchair General® magazine.

Exclusive interview with Robert Moran of Pixabit about his real-time Medieval Era strategy game, Dark Age Wars.

The 2010 World Boardgaming Championships drew the largest crowd in the event’s history, according to its sponsor, the non-profit Boardgame Players Association.

A downloadable decision-making game based on actions in the Battle for Jerusalem, June 1967, between the Israeli 55th Parachute Brigade with armor support and the reinforced Jordanian 3d “Talal” Infantry Brigade.

Peter Suciu highlights the best of the upcoming strategy games from the 2010 Electronic Entertainment Expo in Los Angeles.

Duke Seifried is a legend in miniatures gaming but also Renaissance Man whose resume includes work in television and advertising and playing some cool jazz music.

Peter Suciu documents the highlights from this year’s E3 convention in Los Angeles.

David Heath of Matrix Games and Ian McNeill of Slitherine talk about their companies’ merger, in an exclusive Armchair General interview.

You assume the role of Brig. Gen. Norman D. ‘Dutch’ Cota, assistant commander of US 29th Infantry Division, tasked with choosing the best plan for ‘bocage busting,’ breaking through the formidable German defenses in the hedgerows of Normandy, 1944.

A list of World War II fighter planes that appear in the game Making History II from Muzzy Lane.

The developers of Theatre of War 2: Kursk 1943 answer five questions from ArmchairGeneral about game elements including air power, unusual weapons, scenario editing, historical commanders, and their personal favorite among scenarios.