The war on terrorism is just the beginning...aplete world simulatorProduct InformationA truly unique military and geo-political simulator SuperPower allows you theability to decide on how they want to play the game. Built using actualdata from the CIA World Factbook and Periscope the United States NavalInstitute World Military Database play as any 1 of 140 nations and strive tosolve the real-world economic social and political problems facing thatcountry. From a military standpoint there are more than 4000 uniquedeployable units which can be used to fight strategic battles anywhere aroundthe globe.Computer-controlled countries are independent entities that actually learn fromtheir actions. SuperPower's highly sophisticated "EHE" (EvolutiveHuman Emulator) is a revolutionary approach to artificial intelligencebining both neural works and expert systems. Computer-controlledcountries are independent entities that actually learn. They learn how tosolve their problems how to play against each other and how to play againstyou!Fight in real-world locations taken from a plete topographical map of theglobe. You must use demography politics economy military and secretserves to achieve your goals. Relying on only one sector may ultimatelyresults in being conquered or overthrown. You must carefully balance yourstrategic initiatives to achieve ultimate global domination.Product HighlightsMilitary: Manage your country's real-world armed forces. Deploy units and make or break treaties with other nations to strengthenyour global influence and power.Politics: Keep your people happy and your government will stand. If your actions prove unpopular with the people they'll let you know about it.Secret Service: Use espionage to plot the overthrow of opposinggovernments. Rig elections or incite revolt to turn the population againsttheir leaders.Demography: Plan your taxation strategy carefully to ensure
P**S
Good potential
I was a perty big fan of the original Superpower and still play it from time to time despite it's flaws. The major flaw being the bugs which seemed to happen at the worst times. Second, would be graphics, they did do a good job of maps which look even better in 2 from what I've seen and unit availability but not with unit graphics, all things looked alike (Aircraft had one graphic if it were a fighter or a bomber...) but they have fixed that for number 2. Another complaint would be that it was too easy once you get the hang of it as the computer was very simple minded.
Z**H
Great Game
Owned this game a while back. Lost the CD. Got this for under $5 (including shipping). Great deal. Loads of fun (if you really like global strategy games).
L**S
game
Superpower is a very nice gameBUTBUTas everyone has explained all over the universe it does have bugs
S**N
will not work with win 8
Will not work with win 8 operating system. Wish I would have been able to check that before buying this.
T**A
One Star
Doesn't work with Windows 10. Bah!
T**R
SuperBoring
I bought this game a few years ago. I love simulations, especially simulations based on geopolitics. This game looked like it fit the bill. What proceeded was hours of sheer boredom. I wouldn't mind the boredom if you could continue towards your goals, but the game has a bug in it where no matter how much taxes you raise, no matter how little you spend, eventually your country is drowning in fiscal red tape. If you want a simulator of how to bankrupt a country despite whatever you do, then maybe you might enjoy it.
M**O
Not so Super
Despite the negative reviews here, I was hopeful, but Superpower isn't worth the jewel case it's shipped in. Nuff said.However, both Supreme Ruler 2010 and the newer and pricier 2020 are Superpower to the 10th power. Both are awesome, with great support from developer Battlegoat and an active online community.
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