Red Alert 3 Is So, So Real

Added on February 15th, 2008 by TokenWGuy | Report Post
Tags:Computers, Gaming

Next month’s PC Gamer cover spread showing off C&C Red Alert 3.

My old Windows machine can’t run this but I’m in awe.

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lee7 (#274)

16 years ago

I really like the C&C and RA series, but I laughed in a kind of “that’s soooo true” way when I heard a reviewer mention EA’s strategy of releasing the same game again every couple of years. Most companies do this, but I had never sat down and thought about these series before.

Either way, if this is for real, I can’t wait 😛

diabeetus (#1628)

16 years ago

www.ea.com/redalert/

Sticky (#463)

16 years ago

EA does nothing but take awesome series and denigrate them. This will suck like the rest of their shlock does.

Caio (#104)

16 years ago

They were responsible for that fucking piece of crap goddamned SimCity4. It’s like, strip all the charm of the old games, replace them with an elaborate and fancy and beautiful giant map and map editing features and online crap which are completely useless, but then they make the actual game – the part you’ll spend more than a few seconds looking at – the most *ugly* repetitive, bland, pointless, meaningless exercise in extreme autism simulation ever. It’s like trying to play the weather channel, without the weather, and less interactivity. The reviewers who gave that a good rating must have done so after a relaxing break in the hugbox. Fuck you EA.
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Anyway, check out this list a see all the repeat names. Holy shit!!
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Electronic_Arts_games

RSIxidor (#950)

16 years ago

I know the old saying that all RTS games are basically the same, but I enjoyed C&C3:TW greatly. The world is what really sets RTS apart.

That said, nothing will ever be as good as Total Annihilation (although, I haven’t played Supreme Commander, I hear it has at least one of the same developers). TA just blows the pants off of everything, ultimate replayability through easily implemented modifications.