Awards

[kzucker]

Congratulations!* Seven Days of 1809 has been nominated as a finalist for the Year 2005 International Gamers Awards in the Historical Simulations category!* This is truly outstanding recognition which is richly deserved.

The International Gamers Awards were created to recognize outstanding games and designers, as well as the companies that publish them.* The awards are truly international in scope, with committee members representing countries throughout the world.* The goal is to give greater exposure for these wonderful games to more and more people and help spread the word of the "wonderful world of gaming" on a global scale.

These awards are designed to recognize outstanding strategy board games in
three categories:* General Strategy Games: Multi-Player, General Strategy
Games: 2-Player and Historical Simulation Games.

The eligibility period for games in the Historical Simulations category is January 1, 2004 - December 31, 2004.

You can read more about the nominees, the committee members
and the International Gamers Awards by visiting the IGA website at:

<http://www.internationalgamersawards.net/>http://www.internationalgamersawards.net

Again, congratulations on the nominations, and good luck in the final
balloting!



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Greg J. Schloesser
Westbank Gamers:**<http://www.westbankgamers.com>www.westbankgamers.com
International Gamers Awards:**<http://www.internationalgamersawards.net> www.internationalgamersawards.net

[kzucker]

Mark James has created a flash animation of the opening of the 1809 campaign, with units in motion on the game map.

http://www.napoleongames.com/Flash/1809.html

This is based on the text and campaign analysis that we created some months back in still jpegs.

[Jason Roach]

Congrats.

Hope OSG is given the Award.

-Jason