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Civilization V

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Maryland Declares September 21st Official Sid Meier’s Civilization V Day

Maryland may be small (and by small I mean 42nd puniest state in the U.S.), but it’s home of pop culture staples like Big Huge Games, Bethesda Softworks, The Wire, Hairspray, and Tom Clancy’s The Sum of All Fears. But perhaps most important is developer Firaxis Games, responsible for the Civilization series, which likely comprised a good chunk of the $1 billion in tax revenues the state drew from the video game industry in 2008.

Now in honor of that annual gamer-generated windfall, Maryland State Governor Martin O’Malley will be recognizing September 21st as the first official Sid Meier’s Civilization V Day!

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Civilization Box Art Through the Ages

The box art for Civilization V was revealed today. We explore the evolution of Civ box art:

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Civilization V Has A Release Date: September 21st

Professors, if you’re wondering why some previously very bright and organized students start turning in rushed or no assignments this September, I have the culprit. Civilization V is going to come out on September 21st.

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Sage Advice From the Civilization V Trailer

Earlier this week, 2K Games announced that they are in development of Civilization V, promising that this fall a lot of gamers will loose several months of their lives to hexagons and world domination. Just one more turn, right?

2k Games has since released the first trailer for the new Sid Meier game, embedded after the jump, for your convenience.

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Civilization V is Coming! And the Map Finally Uses Hexagons!

In an announcement that is surprising no one, Firaxis has announced that Civilization V is under development. And while much is being made of the game’s promised features — including additional civilizations, leaders who speak in their native tongues, and long-range bombardment by units (but wait, wasn’t that in Alpha Centauri a decade ago?) — no one seems to be covering the drastic change apparent in the screenshots.

That’s right — the map uses hexagons instead of squares! What is this, some Avalon Hill monstrosity? Sid Meier must be rolling in his #9 Power Grid slot.

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