This action epic lets players fight within massive cinematic battles as a fighter known only as The Spartan. Spartan: Total Warrior runs on proprietary software technology that makes it possible to present more than 170 detailed warriors simultaneously engaged in pitched combat.
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A couple of months back, Sega announced that it had acquired software developer The Creative Assembly, makers of the popular PC game Rome: Total War. At the same time, Sega announced that first project to come out of the deal was going to be the action/adventure title, Spartan: Total Warrior. In Rome: Total War, players commanded large armies on vast battlefields. In Spartan: Total Warrior, gamers instead are given the opportunity to get up close and personal as they take on the role of a lone warrior fighting against legions of enemy soldiers and mythical creatures in an epic battle to single-handedly shape the ultimate destiny of the Roman Empire. Read More »
Also known as: Spartan Total Warrior
Release Region: United States
Release Date: October 25, 2005
Publisher: SEGA
M for Mature Blood, ViolenceAlso available on: GameCube, PlayStation 2
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