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The History Channel: Civil War - A Nation Divided (Microsoft Xbox 360, 2006)

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Sealed "The History Channel: Civil War - A Nation Divided" for Xbox 360 is a shooter game released in 2006 by Microsoft. The game immerses players in the historical events of the Civil War, providing a unique and educational gaming experience. With a rating of T-Teen, this game offers an action-packed and engaging experience for fans of history and strategy games.

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Focusing on the battles in between the War of 1812 and the Civil War, The History Channel: Civil War -- A Nation Divided follows players as they take the roles of generals such as Thomas "Stonewall" Jackson, and guide troops into triumphant victory or heart-breaking defeat. Gamers face off with a variety of enemies such as British redcoats, Santa Ana's Mexican army, and even feared pirate Captain Lafitte in an effort to complete 43 single-player missions and 12 multiplayer missions. <br><br>To complete this task, players are outfitted with over 100 units and ten types of walls and 50 buildings to create and defend a base or attack and lay siege to an enemy encampment. Along with participating in battle, players must also spend time managing their fortifications, hospitals, depots, and kitchens to make sure all troops are healthy, armed, and fed. The History Channel: Civil War -- A Nation Divided is designed to add a level of authenticity to the gameplay, and therefore has adjusted the accuracy of weapons to reflect their abilities. For example, musket fire will not necessarily hit an enemy soldier, and cannons fired out of range rarely hit their target.