3D battle scenes slick on a Pentium and the overall effect is neat. Each scenario gets longer and longer so it'll take many evenings to complete, but once you're done that's it - no scenario editor. Good plot, continues the Battle Isle series nicely. A turn-based game capable of stretching experienced strategists.
Some people believe in love at first sight.
On this machine Battle Isle 3 had all the attraction of the rear end of an ugly horse. It was slow, jerky and anything but a fluid and coherant product. In frustration I consigned the box to a dusty shelf, considering it best forgotten. But read on - the story has a happy ending. One of the benefits of being a fan of strategy games is that they don't require ninja PCs to run on.