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And in the Game you can see that kind of transformation on-screen.
He can play the everyman gumshoe or the stonyhearted investment banker. There is something to 90s Douglas that is frankly mesmerizing, because he offer such a large palette of characters. He basically plays Gordon Gekko again, with the self-important attitude but also the effortless charm. Michael Douglas gives an excellent performance and it's just a joy to watch. But it is competent enough to let the talent shine. This tension escalates not really by anyone's actions but by design.
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Structurally the movie may not be the most elegant. Even in the third act, where there is maybe one switcheroo too many you get that escalating tension that keeps you engaged. The movie keeps the tension up throughout by jumping around whether the Game is real or not. I love this movie because it is a great mind-bending trick. But it works for the audience and as such it works as a movie. With a rewatch there are some little details that stand out and you realize easily none of this would work for real. In The Game, Michael Douglas' character has basically a feature film inserted in his life.
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It was really the decade where TV and movies discovered the awesome power these new images had, and trying to reconcile their own moral hazard (spoiler alert: they did not). It sits right between The Truman Show and The Matrix as these 90's weird deconstructions of reality and sci-fi with a hint of social commentary on media. There aren't any cut scenes apart from the opening trailer.I have always loved the Game. This is a great looking game that scales very well. The result will be a city that looks like a city populated by to-scale workers, soldiers and horses.
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Models are detailed and towns are full scale buildings instead of the caricature of buildings that some RTS games rely on to represent their structures. Zoom out and watch your army clash with the enemy on sprawling battle lines. Other interesting ideas is a Political system that will make different effects in game and aid the player.Īge of Empire III is a great looking game, fully 3D with the ability to zoom in and see what all your workers are up to in their daily lives. Shipments of materials and troops are the most common way for the Home City to help its offshoot. Apart from the active city that the player is building there is a second 'Home' city that can be upgraded, is persistent across missions and garners several benefits. Players will have to make a decision as to whether to spend their resources on upgrades or on more lower cost units in their current age. Each 'upgrade' from one age to the next has a set resource cost associated with it and will allow the player access to that age's new units and buildings. Players will build buildings, gather numerous resources and train up an army, but the way to gain access to more buildings and units is to advance tot he next age. The units and buildings are all historically accurate and are generally represented correctly within the game.Īge of Empires III doesn't hold many surprises for any player familiar with the RTS genre, but it does have a few interesting unique mechanics. Spanish elite units, for example have the Espada Rodelero, Garrochista Lancer, and Tercio Pikeman which no other Nation has access to. Each nation has specialties and unique units / buildings. Players gather resources, building buildings and raise up armies to oppose their enemies on the map. Players choose one of eight playable nations and progress through building a colony city and raising it up through time from the Discovery Age up to the Imperial age. Third edition from Microsoft's Ensemble Studios brings well crafted RTSĪge of Empires is a long standing RTS with a great pedigree and the third edition is no different.