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Empire Earth - PC

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PII 350 Mhz

64 MB RAM

450 MB HD Space

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GENRE	Strategy
PLAYERS	1- 8
PUBLISHER	Sierra
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ESRB

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Empire Earth Demo 08/05/04

This is a real-time strategy game that lets you control the destiny of a fledgling civilization through 500,000 years of human history. Choose any point in time and establish a civilization to transcend the ages and dominate the earth.

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