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To me this sounds like Iron Sky.

Thanks for the advice:D.

Interesting. I may check it out.

I heard that Victoria II was the best one.

This looks interesting and might have to check it out.

Another one that I had was when I was playing as England I wanted to create my own Britannian Empire from the Code Geass series triyng to conquer all of North and South America:).

So does anyone know any good guides for this game to start out? I am thinking about re playing some Paradox Interactive games and I have thought about trying this one or EUIII. I would like to know what are the best countries to start out?

Ok thank you very much.

So does anyone know some really good LP guides for this game on youtube or the Paradox forums that I could look into? I am thinking about playing this game again.

I just notice that the date takes place in 2020s.

As it says in the title, what were some of the most strangest events to have happened to you in a Grand Strategy game? For me it was in Europa Universalis III where I was England and I wanted to see what the rest of the world was like. So I looked around and saw southern Italy being taken...

Years of Rice and Salt by Kim Stanley Robinson maybe? http://www.amazon.com/Years-Rice-Salt-Stanley-Robinson/dp/0553580078

Star Trek A new Beginning as a Star Trek TV series would be really nice.

So apparently today or last week it was supposed to be screen time off week. Where we turn off our screen based devices such as: video games, televisions, computers, tablets, and so on. I would like to know: if screen time has never been invented what do you think the world will be like today...

Either that, or a new invention would have been made to replace television that people would complain about.

So, what if television was never invented or never became popular? How will this affect the world today? Would it be better if there were no television or would it be about the same?

If television never existed or any other technology like it, many people believe the world would be a better place or that we would be smarter because we would spend more time reading. But what would the consequences be if video technology never existed?

Mostly from here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Video_game_culture

So I would like to know, do you think that video game culture could not become mainstream as it is now if the internet didin't exist? Could people that play video games still be considered a minority? What do you think?

I could see maybe Microsoft doing something like that. But most of the time I would think the best bet would be Nintendo.