Online Play and Store

Check out the links here:

http://www.dicey.net/nuke/modules.php?name=Web_Links&l_op=viewlink&cid=8

Don’t forget about the premier PBEM clubs: AAMC and IAAPA. AAMC is free and IAAPA charges a minimal fee. Both clubs have their own dice rollers (AAMC’s is provided above) and very experienced players. If you are interested in finding out how you rank against good PBEM A&A players, I would recommend checking out these clubs. The good thing about these clubs is that you can play against an opponent of any desired skill level.

AAMC: http://www.aamc.net/

IAAPA: http://www.axisandallies.net/

I shot you an email, I hope I put it in right and you just haven’t gotten to it yet. I sent it to lfrank87@gmail.com.

The TripleA version may or may not be nice.  Due to low RAM on my PC, the Java-Heavy application of the TripleA version basically locks up my PC; a problem I do not have with Hasbro version.

Have never done a multi-player game with Hasbro, so no experience on that front, but Hasbro does at least have (rather weak) AI so you can play against the PC (until you get to be a modestly skilled player).  And og course you can play all 5 players and use strats from these boards to test counters…

Well I voted for having a competitive game, but when we play we always make sure we have fun and a competitive game. I’ve lost everytime but I have learned to play better now and I can hold off as the axis against two veterans as the allies for about 6 hours. They used to beat me in 1 hour.

Although I have not played A&A this way. I know that the Zone has a game room for A&A. I believe the CD is required. Here is the link:
http://zone.msn.com/axisandallies/default.asp?blnHBRedirect=True

I do that quite often. Usually when I’m trying out a new strategy or when I just feel like playing 😄 .