Educational Games based on true stories/events/information
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Soldier Blue
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Educational Games based on true stories/events/information
Any ideas for video games based on true stories/events/information for consoles? I can think of the History channel series on the 360 and PS3 but I can can't think of too many more examples. I'm also drawing a blank for educational games.
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Re: Educational Games based on true stories/events/informati
The Oregon Trail is the first one that comes to mind.
Edit: Romance of the Three Kingdoms
and Nobunagas Ambition are loosely based around historical facts.
Edit: Romance of the Three Kingdoms
and Nobunagas Ambition are loosely based around historical facts.
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Re: Educational Games based on true stories/events/informati
How about the Carmen Sandiego games? They basically require you to look everything up in an included encyclopedia.
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Re: Educational Games based on true stories/events/informati
Sid Meiers Gettysburg add that to the list.
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Re: Educational Games based on true stories/events/informati
Jeopardy! for the SNES 
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Re: Educational Games based on true stories/events/informati
I used to play this on my Packard Bell 286 Computer. Loved it.Soldier Blue wrote:Jeopardy! for the SNES

