So flawed, but so much fun.A great start - now only if it included tiberian sun :D
Yeah a great thing to point out. Mechnically and faction wise it is not that interesting - Tiberian sun though is awesome with nod and GDI being so different and the art also being so distinct.
Nope, f them. They screwed Westwood, and it still pains me. Not going to forgive them now.
The RTS genre basically collapsed on itself so I'm not sure if Westwood would even be doing them in the scenario where they still existed.Nope, f them. They screwed Westwood, and it still pains me. Not going to forgive them now.
The RTS genre basically collapsed on itself so I'm not sure if Westwood would even be doing them in the scenario where they still existed.
Someone really needs to take the Frostbite engine and make an FPS/RTS hybrid.
You can build an army of tanks and use them to roll over infantry
It's good that we're getting RA, because c&c1 is pretty bad...
I wish they did Tiberian Sun instead.
Holy shit. I assume this is Origin exclusive? Might just be the first time I buy a game for full price on that platform.
Please, PLEASE bring this to consoles!
Yeah yeah RTS meant for PC and all that. But believe it or not I'm not a PC gamer never have been and I have HUGE nostalgia for Red Alert. Absolutely adored Red Alert on PlayStation. I'd kill to be able to play it again on a modern console.
By the way the soundtrack was SO FUCKING GOOD!
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In whenever red alert 2 is on the table. As of now it only gives me hope.
Same. For me RA1 is good but 2 is the brilliant one
Didn't they release the original games for free a couple years back? Wonder if there are any links that are still good to it. Would love to play them on my retro machine I just setup.
C&C didn't turn out as we originally envisioned. I had initially designed the game to be set in a fantasy world with three factions -- humans, wizards, magical beasts. Some months into development, Brett Sperry decided to redirect the game toward modern military for two main reasons. The gulf war was in the news so this was more relatable to gamers at the time, and also because we believed fantasy was too niche. I saw this new direction for C&C as being closer to turning my childhood experiences of playing with plastic soldiers in a sandbox into "reality" so to speak. Thus Command & Conquer Tiberian Dawn was born.
How did Endwar play with a controller?I feel that kb&m support on consoles is under-advertised to a fault. Perhaps that'll change now that Microsoft is making something of a big deal about it.
Edit: Oh, wait, come to think of it, controller support has to be a certification requirement. I wouldn't go so far as to say hopesdeleted.gif, but definitely hopesdiminshed.gif.
C&C is not "pretty bad." When it came out, it was mind blowing. Also, I'd love to see Tiberian Sun but I don't want to get too greedy.
Also, can we get aremaster now?The Neverhood