@Sgthombre Napoleon should been seen more as a stand alone expansion then a entire new game. At least that's how i look at it. Some things changed in Napoleon, but that's mostly on a technical ground then gameplay wise. The only gameplay changes i noticed was that it was more story driven and it gives you a bit of a history lessons about one of the greatest millitairy minds in history. But yeah its not really a new game and Empire was bigger. But for 17 euro's i didn't mind it, i just wanted all the expensions of the others and have a working rome and medieval 2 again :P the rest is a bonus.
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Rome: Total War Barbarian Invasion
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- Publisher(s): Sega
- Developer(s): Creative Assembly
- Genre: Strategy
- Release:
- ESRB: T
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