The First War on the PlayStation 3 Theater of War has gone on much longer than anticipated. After much deliberation we’ve decided that it’d be best for the community if we wrapped it up. We set a deadline for the PS3 First War to end on January 12th. The rule for winning was that the faction with the most captured territories would be declared the winner.

The weekend is now over and we officially have a winner: Russia!

Thanks to all of you for taking part into the campaign, and get ready for the next one. This is just the beginning…

Additionally here are the report for this last week’s battles:

Xbox 360 Second War Week Two
Day Eight – EFEC forces push the Russians all the way back to Thessally. Overseas they secure Okefenokee and strike JFK Space Center, Maxwell Air Base, and Pamlico. The Russians fight off a JSF attack on Grissom Air Base and secure Shenandoah Valley.

Day Nine – The Europeans secure Pamlico and attack the SPZ at Shenandoah Valley. The Russians fend off the EFEC strike on JFK Space Center as well as the JSF attack on Ft. Campbell. Across the pond the Russians take Thessaly and move into Matera. At the same time the JSF hits Carpathia.

Day Ten – The Americans are pushed out of Carpathia and the EFEC retake Thessaly. Overseas the Russians take Pamlico from the Euros Pascagoula from the Americans. JSF troops move into Ft. Campbell and Grissom Air Base.

Day Eleven – SPZ forces take Chattanooga and Okefenokee while the Enforcer Corps launch an attack on USS Reagan Seabase. The JSF holds Maxwell Air Base and moves to strike the Russians at JFK Space Center, at the same time their attempt to take Grissom Air Base fails.

Day Twelve – The Euros secure Okefenokee and spill out to Maxwell Air Base and Pamlico. Meanwhile the JSF secure JFK Space Center but fail in their attempts to take Pascagoula, Chattanooga, and Ft. Campbell. Overseas the EFEC takes Thessaly and the JSF hit Ft. Levski.

Day Thirteen – No changes occur in the European front. Across the pond the EFEC attempt to take Maxwell Air Base fails, but they do manage to secure Pamlico from the SPZ and strike the Russians at Chattanooga and Shenandoah Valley.

Day Fourteen – The Russians repel EFEC attempts to take Chattanooga and Shenandoah Valley and also manage to seize Pamlico. EFEC forces once again move to attack Maxwell Air Base. Things continue to stay quiet overseas.


PS3 First War Week Seven
Day Thirty Six – The JSF continues to gain more ground. In this turn they take control of Glen Albyn, Ft. Levski, and Mahilyow. They also launch attacks on Sevastopol and Carpathia.

Day Thirty Seven – EFEC troops manage to push the Americans out of Glen Albyn and launch a attacks of their own on USS Reagan Seabase and Ramstein Air Base. US forces continue secure land at an amazing rate, capturing Vlore, Istra, Carpathia, Kurzeme, and Scania from Russian forces.

Day Thirty Eight – The JSF juggernaut continues as they secure Sevastopol from the Russians and Glen Albyn from the Europeans. The Americans also launch an attack against Dukovany. Meanwhile the Russians repel EFEC forces in Ramstein Air Base and Rozenburg and strike at Paris and Le CEITO Army Base.

Day Thirty Nine – The Europeans push back the JSF once again, taking back Glen Albyn and moving into USS Reagan Seabase. They also retake Rozenburg from the Russians and repel attacks on Paris and Le CEITO Army Base. The JSF take Dukovany and move to attack Moscow.

Day Forty – SPZ forces push back against the JSF incursion, retaking Mahilyow and Dukovany and strike out to Sevastopol and Brenner Pass. The Americans capture Glen Albyn again while the Europeans kick the Russians out of Rozenburg and strike at Copenhagen and Wilstermarsch.

Day Forty One –The JSF repel the Russian attack on Brenner Pass and capture Mahilyow and Copenhagen. However, they lose Kurzeme to the SPZ. The EFEC once again pushes the Americans out of Glen Albyn and move to attack USS Reagan Seabase.

Day Forty Two –Glen Albyn changes hands again, this time going back to the JSF. The Russians take Scania and Mahilyow from the JSF.