3.23 War(game)s are over?

As the Cold War takes a turn, computer wargames transform into strategy games, where a president does whatever the last person to see him told him to, dudes multiply in castles, and officers ask Napoleon to speak proper English.

Chapters

• 0:00 RBM is still around
• 0:45 Get enough dice for Zulu War 1879
• 5:06 Nicaragua! A revolution
• 10:42 Angola, war in the cards
• 16:49 VG corner 1988
• 17:43 Bug Hunter Sniper! What if Aliens?
• 18:28 Crash those dragons in Dragonlance
• 19:56 Daisenryaku continues
• 20:49 Desert Commander, CNA on NES
• 22:01 Famicom Wars wins no points for originality
• 22:49 Rebelstar II to Laser Squad
• 24:03 Computer BattleTech, take 1: The Crescent Hawk's Inception
• 24:42 Red Storm Rising, but not a wargame
• 24:52 Modem Wars. Finally, artillery is in football.
• 26:11 Now in 3D: Carrier Command
• 31:33 Choose your own Hidden Agenda
• 38:49 R.I.P. Cold War… and wargames
• 43:08 Soviet wargames?
• 44:38 VG, GDW, 3W
• 45:47 What's not a Stalingrad?
• 46:33 The space bulk of Space Hulk
• 49:20 Harpoon, now playable
• 53:02 Warlords, a computer fantasy epic
• 58:58 A tutorial rant
• 1:01:12 Spell D.R.A.G.O.N. Force
• 1:05:58 The Big Three, but the wrong three
• 1:11:02 Peter Turcan's Waterloo getting it right
• 1:23:27 Populous as a series of hacks
• 1:32:33 Daisenryaku, but Military Madness
• 1:34:59 …also, Fire Emblem
• 1:35:24 Dunnigan riding the Desert Storm
• 1:38:14 The UN is useful in Mid-East Peace
• 1:39:31 VG corner 1989
• 1:40:05 The rise of The Republic of Rome
• 1:55:08 Manage guns and butter pipelines in The Global Dilemma
• 2:00:14 Command H.Q., the first modern RTS?
• 2:05:31 Powermonger, less Populous
• 2:09:34 Rampart: Tetris, walls, cannons
• 2:12:24 Fief: back in 1981
• 2:14:01 Putting wargames aside
• 2:18:09 Simulated narratives
• 2:24:18 Wrap-up