I'm late for the update on this one ^. . ^

 

However, I have been reading the reddit posts. This is fantastic news for all of the C&C community and a little bitter sting for the people who bought the 2 physical box editions.

 

They are not only releasing a map editor...but the SOURCE CODE! This simply not E.A.'s Modus Operandi. Either way this is great news for C&C fans all over the world.

• It's good to see screen shots, if you look above ^ at Thor's May 28th post. You'll notice the A.I.'s moronic attack priorities.
  

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• Experts of C&C might notice that G.D.I. units have clearly stormed a NOD fortress and only 2 of the 3 Obelisks of Light are firing, and the ones that do decide to fire, target soldiers as opposed to...I don't know...The Phucking Mammoth tanks?
  

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• The Turret on the left side that once again fires at soldiers unlike those pesky APC's that most likely have soldiers mixed with engineers!
  

-n0x​

Additional

 

This mostly likely is the last official post from the production staff of C&C until the Remastered Edition goes live June 5th!

 

Here's the reddit link.

 

Enjoy!

 

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The source code for Command & Conquer: Tiberian Dawn and Red Alert is now available on GitHub. Learn more here.

 

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The countdown is on for Command & Conquer Remastered Collection's release later today on Steam and Origin.

4 Hours to go!

 

"Peace Through Power!"

 

-n0x

 

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Polygon's Ben Kuchera reviews the C&C Remastered Collection.

 

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PC Gamer's Wes Fenlon offers his brief initial impressions on the C&C Remastered Collection.

 

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VG 24/7's Alex Donaldson reviews the C&C Remastered Collection.

 

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PCGamesN's Richard Scott-Jones too reviews the C&C Remastered Collection.

 

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USgamer's Eric Van Allen also reviews the C&C Remastered Collection.

 

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Eurogamer's Alex Battaglia writes about the C&C Remastered Collection.

 

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PC Gamer's Rick Lane likewise reports that the C&C Remastered Collection is once again fit to further stand the test of time.

 

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RPS' Steve Hogarty reviews the C&C Remastered Collection.

I guess I should post my review in the AAR section. I have 16 downs and 14 ups (16 hours play time). Be it as it may, this "remaster" is a 7 out of 10.

 

-n0x ( stay tuned )

@n0x: score noted. Looking forward to that review.

 

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Meanwhile:

 

 

Eurogamer's Wesley Yin-Poole reports that Command & Conquer's "UFO" tile mystery has finally been unravelled with the remaster.

I stand by my belief that is in fact a crashed UFO.

I stand by my belief that is in fact a crashed UFO.

 

[earthisflat] NEVER let the truth interfere with your beliefs!!! [/earthisflat]

 

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There's now some intel regarding the upcoming patch update for the Command & Conquer Remastered Collection here.

 

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Polygon's Simone de Rochefort interviews Command & Conquer Remastered Collection's producer Jim Vessella about how the FMV cutscenes were remastered.

 

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C&C Remastered Collection's first major update is now live as detailed here.

 

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Eurogamer's Wesley Yin-Poole reports Command & Conquer Remastered Collection's soundtrack has now been released.

Checked on the YTmusic. Definitely worth listening.

What do think so far? Does EA think that they handle lightening in a bottle twice? Will we see a remaster of Tiberian Sun/Red Alert 2? I know that there's a lot of remastering of soundtracks to do. I like the sophomore effort in the sequels.

 

-n0x