27 June 2007
By: Alexandru Stanescu, Editor, Gaming Reviews (Consoles)
Shogun: Total War Cheats (PC)
Make your army invincible by using these codes
Shogun: Total War is the first of Creative Assembly's "Total War" series. It is a history-based grand strategy computer game that combines turn-based provincial development with real-time battles. The player assumes the role of one of seven daimyos (Uesugi, Shimazu, Oda, Mori, Imagawa, Takeda, Hj) attempting to unite feudal Japan during the Sengoku Jidai period ("The Age of the Country at War") and become Shogun. Sun Tzu's The Art of War is central to the game; its precepts are quoted often and its strategies recommended.The play involves a strategic phase building up armies and moving them into provinces followed by a real time battle phase. During the strategic phase the players (that is including the AI players) decide where they are going to move their forces and then, when the player commits them, all the ordered movements are executed simultaneously. The three dimensional battles are notable for including aspects such as morale that up to its publication had usually been ignored by computer war games and are more typical of table top gaming. It shares, however, with much of table top gaming, the unrealistic feature that the player has control over their units that would be impossible before the age of portable radio communication.CheatsAll known cheats for Shogun Total WarEnter these codes during the gameplay by typing two words and the dot in front. You must have the updated version of the game to use these codes. Full Map.matteosartori or.daggins Unlimited KoKu -.muchkoku Unlimited army life -.prototypearmy all provinces have copper -.ifoundsomecu CodesCheat CodesEnter the strategy screen. Be sure to include the. at the beginning and the. at the end.conan. - Control the rebel forces and gain command of region Zero.viagra. - Construct armories in any territory despite iron sand deposits. Here's a great collection of assassination videos from the game:
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28 May 2010

By: Mihail Cernea, Games Editor
The Next Total War Game Is Shogun 2: Total War
Become big in Japan in Creative Assembly's next strategy game
Various media outlets are reporting that the rumored new game in production at The Creative Assembly is Shogun 2: Total War. Kotaku has spotted an SEGA trade show appointment with a Turkish gaming site for a title with this name and a press release that was leaked on the twcenter.net, one of the leading forums for Total War fans, detailed Shogun 2: Total War with a 2011 release window. At the time of this writing, the post was removed from the forum, but it's safe to assume it's legitimate, as Creative Assembly has recently announced that a new Total War game is in the works, one that will bring this legendary strategy franchise back to its roots. Considering that the first game of the series is Shogun: Total War, it has seemed a pretty safe bet for fans to think that this next one is Shogun 2. The leaked press release boasts a new Artificial Intelligence, revolutionary multiplayer mode. It states that, "Shogun 2 is the ultimate refinement of the original formula with a new, cutting-edge AI, more polish and online functionality than ever before. The result is the perfect mix of real-time and turn-based strategy gaming that invites both veterans of Total War and new players to experience the enjoyment and depth of the series." Other new features detailed in the press release are the introduction of new character progression, enhanced land and naval battle gameplay and a streamlined user interface aided by in-depth tutorials to ease new players into the Total War experience. The developers promise realistic multi-stage castle sieges and terrain that changes with the weather and the time of the day. An official announcement is to be expected in the next issue of the PC Gamer gaming magazine, as The Creative Assembly has promised on the Total War official website.
The box art of the original masterpiece Creative Assembly
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