Gilbert Collins
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Gettysburg 1964.wmv
2,605
The U.S. Civil War - Mark Simonitch's New War Game
2,762
"For the People" - Game and History?
2,154
Gettysburg 1st Day Replay - Avalon Hill 1977 edition
2,090
Conquest of the Empire - Comparing the two versions
1,785
"Guns of Gettysburg" a brief look
1,681
Victory in the Pacific by Avalon Hill (1977)
1,665
Games That I don't Play
1,574
Wooden Ships & Iron Men
1,570
 
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Gettysburg 1964.wmv
2,605
The U.S. Civil War - Mark Simonitch's New War Game
2,762
"For the People" - Game and History?
2,154
Gettysburg 1st Day Replay - Avalon Hill 1977 edition
2,090
Conquest of the Empire - Comparing the two versions
1,785
"Guns of Gettysburg" a brief look
1,681
Victory in the Pacific by Avalon Hill (1977)
1,665
Games That I don't Play
1,574
Wooden Ships & Iron Men
1,570
War of the States: Gettysburg
1,217
The Enigma of Avalon Hill's "1914"
1,060
Battle Hymn - Gettysburg - Play through Part 1
1,060
Age of Napoleon by Phalanx Games
994
Block War Games
985
The Lamps are going out: World War I
950
"Austerlitz" 1805 from Hexasim
880
The Great Battles of History Series from GMT Games
800
The Napoleonic Wars - Mark McLaughlin - GMT
786
Cedar Mountain Replay
766
 
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Gilbert Collins
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A place where war gamers can view short videos on games that I have played over the years and get suggestions sometimes for books or films related to the topic.
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GenghisVern (3 minutes ago)
I believe I talked my dad into buying me that version from the gift shop in Gettysburg, way back when-- in the early 70s I thought. First saw hexagon grid with original Battle of the Bulge.
Anaris10 (10 minutes ago)
I bought Panzerblitz when I was about 11 and couldn't get the hang of it "Tournament Level III" it said. So I bought this one and was hooked on A.H. games and then SPI and GDW.......
patrickreynolds6861 (17 minutes ago)
My dad had this game. I don't know what version from the 60's it was. I found it in the basement  on a shelf in the mid 70's. It got me hooked onto reading about the civil war. Unfortunatley I lost the pieces. MY BAD!! Sorry POP!!
cbclimber (27 minutes ago)
My first wargame. A classic for sure. The lethal CRT made things move quickly.
Seven8001 (31 minutes ago)
Nice review. I always wondered about that game with the large counters etc. My first board game was Tactics 2, a long time ago!!
autocad3227 (46 minutes ago)
I played this game tons of time, way back in the 60s. Then I bought 1977 version, man was that a bomb.
Uhlan_ (51 minutes ago)
My first exposure to this game was what's known as the revised 61 edition. It had counters like the 64 edition, and a hex map.
craigclemens986 (2 hour ago)
The square grid and the lack of terrain effects on movement in the game. Those are two huge issues.
JamesWilliams-hw8we (2 hour ago)
A Corps takes too long to move on a PC, but it's a snap on the '64 Gettysburg board game. Ambiguities and non-historical functions in the game (if noticed) are part of its "educational" effect (in reading comprehension and history).  Ironical, ain't it?
davidcreech9628 (2 hours ago)
This was the first war game I ever owned or played was given to me by a friend who couldn't figure out the rules I wish I still had it
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