The TV Show that didn't want you to know it was a Video Game

Channel:
United Kingdom People Make Games
Subscribers:
514,000
Published on ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b61uwK2Bwps


Rome: Total War
Game:
Rome: Total War (2004)
Category:
Show
Duration: 10:54
831,346 views
23,741

Here's the story of how Total War ended up on the telly as a show called Time Commanders. Three episodes into People Make Games and Chris has become entirely self-indulgent in the topics he's researching.

Support our work: https://www.patreon.com/PeopleMakeGames

Written and presented by Chris Bratt:
https://twitter.com/bratterz

Design and anni-mation by Anni Sayers:
https://twitter.com/anni_sayers

Additional camerawork by: Tom Sayers

#TimeCommanders #TotalWar



Other Videos By People Make Games


2019-06-28The 134 People That Blizzard Entertainment Is Trying to Lay Off
2019-05-31The Fable Prototype You've Never Seen Before
2019-04-25We Showed Peter Molyneux Every Game He's Ever Made
2019-03-21What to Do If Fortnite Steals YOUR Dance Move?
2019-02-21How Football Manager Helped a Goalie Score for His Country
2019-01-17What Happened to the Queen's Golden Wii?
2018-11-29How Neopets Was Sold to Scientologists
2018-10-22The Human Cost of Telltale Going Broke
2018-09-28The Red Dead Game We Never Played
2018-08-30How Ubisoft Plans an E3 Conference
2018-07-26The TV Show that didn't want you to know it was a Video Game
2018-06-30The Teenagers Who Taught Nintendo How to Make Star Fox
2018-06-04The First Non-Valve Game on Steam
2018-05-16Introducing People Make Games


Tags:
Time Commanders
time commanders 2016
time commanders season 1
time commanders season 2
time commanders season 3
Total War
Rome: Total War
Rome Total War
Creative Assembly
Total War TV Show
Rome Total War TV
Total War TV
Chris Bratt
Anni Sayers
rome total war tv series
total war tv series


Other Statistics

Rome: Total War Statistics For People Make Games

Currently, People Make Games has 831,346 views for Rome: Total War across 1 video. His channel published less than an hour of Rome: Total War content, making up less than 0.97% of the total overall content on People Make Games's YouTube channel.