Gundato: Word from the (un)wise: Drop that topic. A lot of PC gamers are going to inherently think games can't work on consoles and that consoles will ruin everything,

Gundato: even when the genre is actually one that has probably thrived more on consoles than PCs over the past ten years.

taczillabr: Please don't start to stereotype everybody you see in a thread just because you don't have a sense of humor, when reading that "bad news" part.
Care to give examples of these titles, on consoles? And not being fantasy/magical/japanese titles.

Gundato: Because the gameplay changes based upon the theme?

taczillabr: I wasn't talking about that.
I just did specified a group, non-fantasy games. And you still didn't answered it.

Gundato: I have no idea. But why does it matter?

Gundato: Front Mission has English versions. I actually loved whichever version I bought for the PS2 a while back.
I think one of the Armored Cores was strategic (the console one). Might be turn-based.
That being said, someone who actually plays console games regularly would be a better choice. I had to grasp at my brain to even remember Front Mission. The games that really come to mind are FInal Fantasy Tactics and those Fire Emblem things.
Fundamentally, they are basically the same game as Disciples or HoMM (at least, at a tactical level). You just select the grid-point with the joystick/d-pad instead of mouse, and have a few nested menus (not many unless you are a spellcaster, really) instead of a bunch of buttons at the bottom of the screen.
Oh, add Warhammer 40k: Squad Command to the list. Not sure how I Forgot that, since I love it and was playing it last week on my PSP :p
Like I keep saying, the turn-based game is simple, from an interface standpoint. There aren't any real needs for "precision" and "speed" or a bunch of buttons. Hell, having a crapton of buttons tends to push people away. So it just becomes a matter of adding mouse support, and you can essentially use the same basic interface. Obviously the more you tweak it, the better. But think about it this way: Overly nested menus on a console or handheld are just as annoying as they are on a PC.

taczillabr: C'mon, now bashing The White Stripes. Guess you've never heard The Raconteurs? It's a bit better.
My condolences for your disappointment with SupCom 2, then. That's why you need the gold edition of the first, here.

Arteveld: But i've heard the Weather...
Then again, i was raised on SIDs, prog rock, and heavy metal, so i guess it's normal to hear nothing in alternative.One thing was being blown away by what music can be, second, being a bit deafened from gigs and stuff. ;>
I'll check that OTHER Jack White project, but the guy has already convinced me, he likes to play with tones, and can't write interesting stuff. ;)
I have SupCom 1, and the expansion, in two boxes, one being quite cool, with 3 friggin' posters of each fraction, looking at me right now. F yea! ;) Then came SupCom2, and well, i'm still waiting. ;D