:D As a old man with the kid still alive in me {"thank god"} I find TM one of the most facinating,challenging,highy competitived, games I ever palyed.When one looks at the era I grew up in much was left to ones imagination.Old "B" sci-fi movies gave us a glimpes or a peek at what could be, of course with no input, just your imagination.
WWII was just off the horizon after I was born, a mordern war with as many new machines, such as fast fighter aircraft, subs, a/craft carriers, and of course tanks the iron horses of the battle filed.They where always shown in "movie tone" news clips in theaters.I was to young at the time to understand all this, but can recalled some of the action from newspapers. than later as tv came about there where many flims news clips shown...... the mighty field tanks such as the German Tiger was truly a magnificent site to see in action. Wacthing Patton's 3rd Army roll accross Europe was very impressive. The tank on the battlefild was the the kings knights.
So TM gives one the feel of such a ferocious {all though vulnerable} metal beast that can wipe out another tank with one well place cannon shot or destroy a building, climb over the rubble and still engaging the enemy.
TM with it's simplicty yet it's ability, to give one the contoll over his or her's fate on the field of battle with all the moves a tank commander has at his hand.
Who can not be facinated by a tank unleashing a volly of rockets such as the Russian T-80's or the American Sherman plowing through the hedgerows of France.Not to be left out Amreica's awsome M-1A that owned the battle field, or Rommel's fear Afika Corps.
Last but not least the "sounds of fearsome weapons"...TM is truly a game for all ages.....my hats off to the late {GRHS} developer, who ranks with the best, for his vived brillant imagination.... he stands with Jewles Vern and all who can give there imagination to the world to enjoy...
Shame... Lonbow cannot see this......Long live TM and it's players!