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XBox 360 & Playstation 3:
Americas: July 8, 2008
Rest of the world: June 13, 2008

Nintendo DS:
Americas: July 8, 2008
Rest of the world: July 29, 2008

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Amazon US:
XBox 360: $59.99
Playstation 3: $59.99
Nintendo DS: $29.99
Strategy Guide: $11.55

Amazon CA:
XBox 360: CDN$53.99
Playstation 3: CDN$53.99
Nintendo DS: CDN$26.99
Strategy Guide: CDN$13.86

Amazon UK:
XBox 360: £32.48
Playstation 3: £32.48
Nintendo DS: £24.98
Strategy Guide: £10.44

Amazon DE:
XBox 360: €47.99
Playstation 3: €44.90
Nintendo DS: €38.95
Strategy Guide: €11.99

Amazon FR:
XBox 360: €48.66
Playstation 3: €48.07
Nintendo DS: €39.95
Strategy Guide: €8.00

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RevCast Episode 21:
(30 June 2010, 20:46 | CivRev) Take heed. Regular co-hosts Grayson "Grayson" Middlebrook, Matt "elthrasher" Morgan, Rob "the headless 10" and six others lead the RevCast (RC) panel in its twenty-first episode entitled "Attention Span"; now netcasting, it has a runtime of 29m59s. This is the show`s third production of archived segments.

RevCast is the second spin-off of the Civ strategy-centric PolyCast; the modding-centric ModCast was the first such spin-off. Unlike either of its older siblings, RC has no defined segment categories. - DanQ


RevCast Episode 20: `Choose Your Own Adventure`
(10 June 2010, 18:19 | CivRev) More than just multiple endings. Regular co-hosts Grayson "Grayson" Middlebrook, Matt "elthrasher" Morgan and introducing Rob "the headless 10" lead the RevCast (RC) panel in its twenteith episode entitled "Choose Your Own Adventure"; now netcasting, it has a runtime of 29m59s.

RevCast is the second spin-off of the Civ strategy-centric PolyCast; the modding-centric ModCast was the first such spin-off. Unlike either of its older siblings, RC has no defined segment categories. - DanQ


Civilization Revolution for iPhone/iPod Touch on sale!
(4 September 2009, 11:33 | CivRev) Civilization Revolution is for sale on the App Store for iPhone and iPod Touch!
According to Alex `OzzyKP` Koroknay-Palicz "It is actually quite fun. (...) it has all the important civ elements. I enjoy it a little too much."
Jeroen Schweitzer submitted the screenshot.



From friday, September 4th till monday September 7th Civilization Revolution will be on "Special Labor Day Weekend Sale" in the App Store for $2.99! There`s also a lite version for free available.


- Robert Plomp


Rhyme for Revolution: Win a Copy of the Game for the iPhone/iPod Touch
(25 August 2009, 02:18 | CivRev) RevCast, the civ-related podcast, teamed up with Firaxis Games to give away 5 copies of the recent released iPhone and iPod Touch version of Civilization: Revolution.
To win a copy you can call into the voicemail of RevCast and leave a message.
For more info read Daniel "DanQ" Quick`s message in Apolyton`s Civilization: Revolutions forum.
To win you must submit your entry before September 2nd. - Robert Plomp


NEWSPAPER GIVES GLOWING REVIEW
(19 August 2008, 18:28 | CivRev) A glowing review of Civilization: Revolution has been published by The New York Times. Writes Seth Schiesel for the newspaper:

Melding formidable intellectual depth with an unintimidating, relatively easy-to-grasp graphical presentation, the new Civilization is by far the best strategy game to grace a living room console. This is a console game that history and social studies teachers should encourage their students to enjoy. This is a game that parents should want to play with their children. And this is a game that will then incite some parents to send their kids to bed so the old folks don’t have to share.

Thanks to Mike "tylertoo" Dunn for the news tip. - DanQ


A `STRATEGY GAME OF THE YEAR` ALREADY
(13 August 2008, 09:06 | CivRev) A week into the eighth month of the 2008 calendar year and Civilization: Revolution already had a "Strategy Game of the Year" nod to it. G4`s X-Play has published the results of its six annual "G-Phoria", a video game awards show voted on by visitors to the parent`s website. CivRev took 37% of the vote in the "Strategy" category beating out Final Fantasy Tactics: The War of the Lions, Jeanne d`Arc, Sins of a Solar Empire and World in Conflict.

"Game of the Year" went to Halo 3. - DanQ


-- Civilization: Revolution News Archive



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