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December 22, 2008
Holiday Offer from Collins Epic Wargames
Collins Epic Wargames announces free shipping on all US orders* and discounted shipping on all international orders** for the holidays! Take advantage of this limited time offer to get your copy of our critically acclaimed WWII Board and Miniatures Hybrid game, Frontline General: Italian Campaign Introduction. [Join Discussion | Network]
* Free Shipping on Domestic US Orders: Simply select "UPS Ground" as the
shipping method during checkout and we will cover the cost of shipping!
** Discounted International Shipping: Select "USPS Priority Mail International" as the shipping method during checkout and we will deduct $15 USD before processing your card!
Your receipt and invoice reflecting this discount will be e-mailed to you and sent with your order.
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I'm curious, what critical acclaim has this game received from the wargame press thus far? I haven't seen it myself and would be interested to read it.
Posted by: Jason Pipes at December 22, 2008 01:42 PM
Here's one review, per their web site:
http://www.mataka.org/reviews_preview.php?at=24
Posted by: John Kranz at December 22, 2008 02:58 PM
Jason, The Richard Mataka review is one, but we've also been busy sending review copies out to various editors and podcasters. Not all of these reviews are yet published but impressions are positive so far. We will post links to reviews as they become available online or in print. The next issue of Henry Hyde's UK magazine "Battlegames" will have the next published review.
Also, here's a link to a review by one of our external playtesters, who has quite a few games under his belt:
http://boardgamegeek.com/thread/360098
Thanks,
Byron
Posted by: Byron Collins at December 22, 2008 05:50 PM
Excellent, thanks for the info. You should consider sending copies for review to Paper Wars, Fire & Movement, the editor of CSW (this site), or any of the other handful of serious wargame related review journals and resources.
Posted by: Jason Pipes at December 23, 2008 12:42 AM
Jason, Thanks for the suggestion. We've sent copies to John Kranz, Alan Poulter, and a couple of other sources. I'll contact the people behind Paper Wars and Fire & Movement and see if they're interested.
Byron
Posted by: Byron Collins at December 23, 2008 07:06 AM
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