Axis & Allies 1940 Bundle

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The classic wargame Axis & Allies 1940 has been revamped. Pacific 1940 and Europe 1940 remain conflict-oriented and strategic WW II games that put players in charge of major powers with infantries, artillery, and tanks Read More

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Oct 25, 2018

I wish I could swing this, I've wanted to own these FOR.EV.ERRRRR...or at least a long time.

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vliam

Aug 18, 2017

And... They just announced a re-release of A&A Anniversary. http://www.axisandallies.org/p/return-axis-allies-anniversary-edition/

Mad_Scientist

Aug 17, 2017

Don't even get me started on the Australian shipping cost!
Generally speaking, how can I get shipping from the UK for $5 but USA starts at $50?!

Narukami

Jul 8, 2017

Yes, I have these games (purchased in the same general price range some time ago) and they are great, particularly when you join them together and play them as a global mega-game. However, as noted above, the real trick is finding enough time and friends to play the game. IF you can do that, this game can be a lot of fun.

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Narukami

Aug 17, 2017

That is probably the biggest challenge of the game -- finding the time and the opponents for a full game. Fortunately, I do have a grandson so I was able to dragoon his friends into a game or two, but even then we did not play to the absolute bitter end of total victory or defeat. Someday...

Incy

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Aug 17, 2017

NarukamiReminds me a lot of Diplomacy. Played it once and found it fascinating but the main game objective seems to be finding the people & time to play.

BirdofPrey

Jul 7, 2017

As usual the savings are a lie. Several places are selling each game for ~$68 which totals out to ~$136 for the both so this drop is only a savings of ~$13 vs somewhere you can get free shipping (like Amazon) Still a discount, but not nearly half off like advertised.

MountainPass

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Jul 7, 2017

BirdofPreyThe "savings" are based on the drop price vs. MSRP, and MSRP has no direct relationship with the price other shops are offering. There is no lie here unless the MSRP is inaccurate.