The left and right clicks are changed and different in this version which took some getting used to but that is no big deal. That said, when comparing to its predecessor, Age of Kings, the game does leave some things to be desired with regards to gameplay and, especially multi-player campaigns. And you get shipments from your home city that are very handy throughout the game.
In this version, you get an explorer from a home city that has special attributes that are very helpful and make you feel like you are in the game a little bit, or that you have a field general at least. Now that computer CPUs are out in front of the graphic requirements by alot, I could run AOE III in all its glory and, let’s just say that it does have some amazing sequences, especially the ship-o-the-line battles and building bombardments. With Windows 7 the computer had to revert back into “Basic Color Mode” but I got it to run. I dusted off the original and both expansions with it too and loaded them into the computer. I decided to revisit this game, as it's been many years since its release and, when it came out, this game's graphics in optimum settings exceeded all but the fastest gaming computers.
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