The latest in the Total War series promises to deliver a strategy gaming experience drenched in detail.

From the Commodore 64 to Microsoft vs Apple, we take a look at the top 10 fights in technology history.

We're big fans of Creative Assembly's Total War series. Like the original games, you have the option of playing through various campaigns, or jumping straight into the tactical game with historical scenarios or custom battles.

Empire: Total War is a game that’ll appeal to history nerds and fans of previous Total War titles.

TimeGate Studios' original Kohan: Immortal Sovereigns caused a bit of a stir back in 2001 by defying a few of the realtime strategy genre's long established conventions.

The Total War series is undoubtedly one of the best wargame experiences of the past few years. Activision has built on the success of Shogun: Total War and gradually improved an already terrific engine with successive sequels.

Pyro Studios, the development team behind the Commandos series, has turned its hand to the hybrid RTS/ table-top strategy genre – a genre which consists primarily of Creative Assembly’s brilliant Total War games.

You might expect Dawn Of War II to follow in traditional sequel style, offering a real time strategy experience with more Orks than you can throw a Bolter at.

The head of the UN International Telecommunications Union (ITU) has told delegates at the ITU Telecom World 2009 conference that the next big war will most likely be fought online..

Sequel 'more badass' than previous offering, says Microsoft.

Dare we say the near-perfect strategy game? A royal treat for history addicts.

An international claims resolution tribunal has published online a revised list of Swiss bank account owners in a bid to compensate victims of the Nazis before or during World War II.

21/03/2003 Some people's points of view on the war hit home hard, because they're really personal. Now, that's one thing the Net is good at - making it personal.

21/03/2003 Some people's points of view on the war hit home hard, because they're really personal. Now, that's one thing the Net is good at - making it personal.

Fastest-selling Xbox game ever.

Specialist developer ProSim, which cemented its reputation with the impressive Armoured Task Force wargame engine, now takes things a little further with Raging Tiger: The Second Korean War.

From Silicon Valley to Station X during the Second World War, why Romania is teeming with software developers, and Zhongguancun in China where Microsoft is building its Chinese headquarters.

No sane gamer is going to head out and buy this as their new console, but we'd advise 360 and Wii owners not to forget about Dre - there's some truly superb games still coming out for PS

They say that behind every great man there’s a great woman, although these days it could just as well be the other way around..