User Summary:
The Perfect General Internet Edition (PGIE) is the latest version in the Perfect General series, developed and published by Mark Kinkaed through his company, Killer Bee Software (KBS).
Features (from KBS website):
Multi Player Support-
IP address Playable between attacker and defender
Chat messaging interface
Graphical Enhancements-
Windowed Environment
New Terrain and Unit Graphics
All graphics exposed so that they can be edited or replaced
General New Features--
32 bit application that works on Modern Microsoft Windows Operating Systems
Different zoom levels for map viewing
All original scenarios included
HTML Presentation of long description
Auto Save option
Counting of Friendly fire arty kills
Additional statistics to be added to player and scenario history
Sound--
Users are able to change all sounds in the game
Unique sounds for each of the different units in movement and fire
Game Editor--
Separate Editor program to make maps and scenarios
Ability to add additional terrain types (attributes and images) to the game
Maps and scenarios will have meaningful names
Possible Game Play Additions (scenario-specific options)--
Option for Hidden Mines
Victory Points Awarded for terrain changes (or not changed)
Optional Game can end on a specified Victory point amount
Option for victory points to be awarded for unit kills
Option for Victory points applied against friendly kills
Probabilistic weather events in scenarios
Optional Time Clock for each phase
Source: Killer Bee Software.