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I'm not sure if anyone here ever played Axis and Allies through PBEM way back when (lets say early and mid 2000s), but there was a great program for doing it called MapView. MapView had a bunch of different official and unofficial modules. The ones I'm looking for are Axis and Allies, Axis and Allies Europe, and Axis and Allies Pacific. I'm almost certain the A&A module used a scan of the map from the 1984 edition. Europe and Pacific would have been just like they were in the early and mid 2000s. The file extension would have been .UDM or .MVM. I've searched high and low and cannot find them. If anyone as these three modules (or others, frankly) on an old hard drive somewhere, or has a link, I'd be very grateful. Pic semi related. It's the old banner of the MotCreations website.



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