The whole package, wireless controller, HD, cables, headset setc... I know gamestop is a rip with trade ins, but this is kind of like spurt of the moment so its maybe my only fast choice.

Also, how and what do they generally check...do they just fire it up?

Yes if youre talking about buying the civ package on steam, all are seperate games...so you can play Civ IV the original first if you want and so on and so forth.

And im REALLY impressed with it, man what a game...i absolutely love it and it feels completely polished for this kind of game. The music, the setting, the ease of gameplay...what an awesome medieval builder, absolutely love it. Anyone else a fan?

Wow what kind of game is this, is this a space combat game similar to Xwing or .... what style is it? I love the art work and the space backdrops, looks pretty awesome. But from screens cant tell what kind of game it is, whos played it?

There is at least one of these topics a week. Is Drakensang good, not really. Is it playable, of course. It's a serviceable RPG, meaning it has quests and leveling and pretty graphics, but it is pretty mediocre.Gooeykat

Im always lookin to add to my collection and for good deals, ran into this game and must of missed it when it released due to my many years of MMOs.

Bought it cheap, looks actually pretty good.

Ive been around the series forever, but only slightly dabbled in it and with my new found love of Civ, it got me kind of wanting to give HOMM a new go. I always had other rpgs lined up before i hit the Heroes, but i got them all and i was asking on some other board about strats, and alot just seems soooo indepth.

My question is, i just want to get started in them...but how do some of you play? Do any of you play on a whim or like play without a set agenda...or like a set pattern and are able to make progress?

I love playing my games kind of my own style without a set pattern thats been established, is it possible with the Heroes games?

I started up a campaign but my question is, is there a mode for just creating coasters to then load into your park?