The Australian branch of the Creative Assembly ported the first three "Sonic the Hedgehog" games and the "Sonic & Knuckles" lock-on games to "Sonic Classic Collection". This compilation received overall positive reviews from "Aussie-Nintendo" and "Official Nintendo Magazine", but criticised some speed issues when playing, rarely speeding up or slowing down and some graphical and sound glitches. Reviewers also criticised the removal of multiplayer in the games, previously available in earlier versions of the games. In 2010, the company released ', based on the exploits of Napoleon Bonaparte to generally favourable reviews that praised the tightly scripted elements of a smaller, more focussed campaign than its globe-spanning predecessor, "Empire Total War". The company released ' in 2011, to universal acclaim. The title is the first to make the brand "Total War" the main title, in an effort to increase brand awareness.