Don't tell me what to do man, you're not a moderator here. It´s just an opinion, if you don't like it, don't read it, that's it. For example, I have no idea about what you preferred, since I absolutely don't care. :)

i'm not really into RTT, so its a tougth choice for me. Will wait for more information about it.

Hey, more power to you. The reveal was pretty underwhelming to me (not that it was targeted to me specifically) 

I like gameplay-focused games as much as the next guy, but CS looks very, very old, even by the 3DS's capabilities. Obviously, it does not take away from the actual game but I am also not a fan of strategy-based games. It really just isn't my type of game but the fact that there are people who loves different things makes it so gamers will continue to get varied experiences, suited for our tastes and I'm cool with that.

The graphics in the Order blew me away and the gameplay doesn't look too shabby from what I've seen. Codename Steam interests me more though since I am really fond of strategy games and I love a lot of Intelligent Systems but I haven't played either at this time so I can't really set a judgement in stone.

I don't think Ready@Dawn is a noname though. I think both Intelligent Systems and Ready@Dawn play in the same league.

I chose this comparison, because both studios chose a similar setting. I'm interested in comparing how the different gameplay and the different artistic approach works for this setting.

When will Nintendo finally start innovating instead of constantly copying from Sony?

We must warranty that hateful games fail =]

.....and obviously you're a....yeah not worth it. Foolishness!

Order 1886 has Arthurian Mythology, but Codename Steam's "Best Public Domain of the Latter Victorian Era" hodgepodge is also awesome. Steampunk Abraham Lincoln piloting a Mech is at least on par with God-Emperor Knights of the Round Table. And Codename Steam's alien invaders are way cooler than some bestial humanoids.

Plus, Code Name: Steam has characters from Folklore, The Wizard of Oz, Moby Dick, Peter Pan, Tom Sawyer, and H. P. Lovecraft. And Fire Emblem.

This is a game where the Cowardly Lion, under the command of Steampunk Abe Lincoln, gets to team up with Tom Sawyer and Lucina to fight Cthulhu's buddies.

Five Golden Bananas out of Shigeru Miyamoto

Well it's not a difficult choice to say which one has more gameplay and which one has more popcorn time.

I'd probably go with Steam because it seems more my jam and less of trying to be a movie and more of an actual game.