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Even if you’re suffering from Second World War fatigue after all the Medal of Honor and Call of Duty games of the last decade, Company of Heroes can put a fresh slant on the proceedings. It’s not only the most friendly, accessible, and involving of any strategy game we’ve played, but also the closest you can get to taking part in World War II without straying into first-person shooter territory and thus losing the depth that a strategy game can deliver.

Despite its age (it debuted on Windows in 2006), the game looks great, with tons of visual detail. Fully rendered 3D models provide convincing environments, equipment, and individual units. And, unusual for a strategy game, you can zoom right into the action to get up close and personal with your squads, watching the action unfold from an almost first-person perspective.

It’s easy to play. You direct the action of entire squads, and can’t issue orders to individual combatants. This keeps the pace up and prevents the game getting bogged down in endless fiddling. You select a squad, then order it to move, find cover, or close in on enemy units, who will then automatically fight. When you select a target area, each squad member’s theoretical position is plotted on the screen, so it’s possible through small pointer adjustments to get them positioned exactly how you want them

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Subway Hires NEXCON and Real Digital Media to Launch In-store Media Campaign

By Ray Deck, TMCnet Contributing Writer

The world’s largest restaurant chain is breaking into the digital content market by launching an in-store TV and radio station. Subway will be playing hand-selected and independently created content in all of its more than 36,000 restaurants in over 99 countries worldwide.

The appetite-building content will play on NEXCOM’s fanless NDiS 161 media player and Real Digital Media’s NEOCAST digital signage platform. The two combine to make a powerful communication medium for Subway franchisees to better inform customers of menu options and entice additional sales. 

The contract between Subway, NEXCOM and Real Digital Media represents one of the largest in the industry. Immediately the two hardware manufacturers are moving to execute over 1,000 installations in the United States alone as they strategize expansion into international locations.

Subway had the unique requirement of needing to support both national messaging efforts and empower local markets and franchisees to select the content that best fit the needs of their specific restaurants with marketing messages changing throughout the day to accommodate breakfast, lunch and dinner menus in a unique way.

Long operating hours, a wide variety of temperature conditions and changing content across regions and throughout the day makes this one of the most complex such in-store installation ever attempted.

NEXCOM, founded in 1992, develops products that incorporate the latest technology to meet critical resolution requirements. It offers a wide range of solutions from cost-effective to high-performance, feature rich digital signage solutions.

Subway chose the company’s flagship media player that boasts superior temperature control, longevity and durability due to its fanless design. The hardware accelerated decoder generates full HD video playback with faster response time and lower power consumption than any other similar device on the market.

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