"An apprentice of the great priest Imhotep, Sphinx is on a mission to save the world from a growing evil. On his mission, Sphinx runs into Tut and vows to save the forlorn prince by finding a set of mystic vases that hold the pieces of his soul.
As the title suggests, mummy Tut gets some nice screen time in, but this is Sphinx's game and the sword-wielding, dart-blowing Sphinx is ready to star. He's tough, agile and carries the sword of Osiris. He travels about his Egyptian world by passing through mystical portals as he braves fights with some pretty large monsters."
Available for the XBox, Gamecube, and PS2.
Subsection of Roman Times:
News about current and upcoming games and entertainment based on Roman or ancient themes.
Monday, December 29, 2003
Thursday, December 18, 2003
Pax Romana Now Available
Pax Romana is a game with two modes, Strategic and Political. In the Strategic mode, you take over Rome's destiny and will strive to achieve her domination over the ancient world.
In the Political mode, you take the role of the leader of a political faction in the Roman republic, circa 275 AD. Use machiavellian politicking, expert resource management and combat ability to guide your fellow Roman citizens through 250 years of Ancient history, until the advent of the Roman Empire. Players impersonate a famous historical character from ancient Rome (Caesar, Pompeius, Cicero, Scipio, Cato, etc…), leading a political faction of noble patricians, with different scenarios of variable length, spread over a time period from the Fall of Tarentum (275 BC) to the Roman Civil War (44 BC). To win, you must become Augustus at the advent of the Roman Empire, provided Rome has survived and won.
In the Political mode, you take the role of the leader of a political faction in the Roman republic, circa 275 AD. Use machiavellian politicking, expert resource management and combat ability to guide your fellow Roman citizens through 250 years of Ancient history, until the advent of the Roman Empire. Players impersonate a famous historical character from ancient Rome (Caesar, Pompeius, Cicero, Scipio, Cato, etc…), leading a political faction of noble patricians, with different scenarios of variable length, spread over a time period from the Fall of Tarentum (275 BC) to the Roman Civil War (44 BC). To win, you must become Augustus at the advent of the Roman Empire, provided Rome has survived and won.
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