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Big savings on Command & ConquerFeb 28, 2025 - Community AnnouncementsCelebrate the franchise with time-limited discounts: Get 70% off Command & Conquer Remastered and Command & Conquer Ultimate Collection until March 13th!* Feeling nostalgic? Treat yourself with C&C classics including C&C Renegade, C&C Generals & Zero Hour, C&C 3 Tiberium Wars & Kane's Wrath, C&C Red Alert 3 and Uprising, and C&C 4 Tiberium Twilight, now enhanced with Steam Workshop support. https://store.steampowered.com/sale/commandconquer-franchise *Offers may vary. See retailer site for details.C&C Steam Workshop Support & Source CodeFeb 27, 2025 - Community AnnouncementsDear C&C Community, I hope the past year has treated you well and it’s great to re-connect once again. As you may remember, about a year ago we launched the C&C Ultimate Collection on Steam. This was a positive step towards maintaining the legacy of Command & Conquer, but we always had the ambition to deliver even more C&C franchise improvements to all of you in the community. So shortly after launch in 2024, we commissioned Luke "CCHyper" Feenan (a veteran of the C&C community who was a part of our Community Council for the C&C Remastered Collection, and was involved in bringing the C&C Ultimate Collection to Steam back in March 2024), to officially research improvements to many of the games in the Ultimate Collection. With full access to the C&C Archive at EA, Luke proposed a couple ambitious ideas on behalf of the community, and over the past year, he has devoted himself to deliver upon these initiatives. These items have required dedicated persistence and extended collaboration with our teams at EA, support from leadership, plus months of engineering work and deep engagements with key C&C community leaders. Today, we’re excited to say that effort has paid off, and the C&C franchise is getting even better as a result! I’m eager to invite Luke to provide the details in his own words: Hello C&C Community! For those of you awesome C&C fans who I have not crossed paths with before, my name is Luke Feenan, aka. “CCHyper”. I’m a 20+ year veteran of the C&C Community, a long time modder, and an Admin of CnCNet. I was also very fortunate to have been involved in the development of the C&C Remastered Collection under the mentorship of Jim Vessella. Over the past year I have been working alongside the amazing C&C stakeholders here at EA to restore the Perforce source code archives for the C&C games back to buildable states, which now provides us with the ability to patch these classic games in a deeper way going forward. As a long time modder, it was amazing to finally get a chance to deep dive into the source code for these games and see how they work! Today, I have been given the pleasure to share two major announcements for the C&C Franchise with you all! # 1 Empowering the future of the community For those of you in the community who know me, you will be familiar with my strong advocacy for video game preservation and my support for the video game open-source community. It's almost 5 years ago now that EA released the source code for the C&C Remastered Collection DLL files. This release received praise across the video games industry, and has enabled the community to create amazing content for the Remastered Collection. In reaction to the restoration process of the C&C archives, EA wanted to take this one step further… So, I’m proud to announce that EA is releasing the fully recovered source code for Command & Conquer (aka, Tiberian Dawn) and C&C Red Alert under the GPL license! I know this will empower those in the community who continue to create ...EA wants ideas for Command & Conquer 5May 17, 2011 - EurogamerEA wants to hear your ideas for future games in its Command & Conquer RTS franchise. A Community Developer Area has just been set up on the game's official site where users can post their suggestions. "The most discussed and loved ideas will be passed on to the developer team, so be sure to bring your idea onto our community table. Maybe it will be your idea, which changes everything!" read an introductory post from a community manager. Earlier this year, EA announced a new Command & Conquer game is currently in the works at its new Victory Games outfit, though no details of what's in store have yet been confirmed. The last entry in the long-running series, Command & Conquer 4: Tiberian Twilight, marched onto PC back in March last year to middling reviews. "That it is such a giant step away from the mechanics C&C has clung onto for so long is bold and exciting in concept," wrote Eurogamer's Alec Meer in his 6/10 write-up, "but so absolute in practice that it's an insult to the faithful." Victory: Command & Conquer back on topFeb 25, 2011 - EurogamerThe leaked news that EA has created a new developer responsible for breathing new life into the Command & Conquer series is now official, and it comes with a pledge to fans: C&C will be top RTS dog once again. Victory Games, the three-pronged studio collective formed to create a "AAA Command & Conquer game", has promised fans it is "committed to bringing Command & Conquer back to the forefront for the next 10 years and beyond". In an interview on the revamped Command & Conquer website, vice president of strategy games Jon Van Caneghem said: "We've put together a team made up of some of the best talent from previous Command & Conquer games along with a great mix of quality industry veterans. Everyone that we've brought on board is very passionate about making strategy games." Following the launch of divisive Command & Conquer games in recent years, other RTS games, such as Relic's Dawn of War series and of course Blizzard's StarCraft, have emerged as leading lights. Clearly, EA wants Command & Conquer to reclaim its RTS crown. An announcement on Victory's first new game is expected later this year. So, what's in store? "With over 30 million sold, Command & Conquer now looks to the future, with plans to combine classic RTS gameplay with bold new technology, innovative new concepts and, as always, tanks by the dozen," reads the website. Some have speculated that C&C will go down the social route, and incorporate Facebook and other networking features. Van Canegham has hinted in the past at a "direct-to-consumer" future for the venerable RTS series. "It allows you to do everything you would have expected from a boxed game, but it adds a lot more to it... being connected and connected with players, and persistence, the social elements of playing against each other with other friends," Van Canegham said in 2009. Weekend Deal - Command & Conquer FranchiseFeb 24, 2011 - AnnouncementTake advantage of huge savings this weekend. The Command & Conquer franchise is on sale for 75% off! Enjoy the most groundbreaking Real-Time Strategy franchise of all time. Welcome back, Commander. Offer ends Monday at 10am Pacific Time. New Command & Conquer revealed, pulledFeb 22, 2011 - EurogamerA new game in the long-running real-time strategy series Command & Conquer looks set for a reveal after the game's official website spilled new details before EA yanked it off the internet. RockPaperShotgun noticed cncstage.com updated last night to reveal the formation of a new studio based in three locations: Los Angeles, Texas and Shanghai. It's called Victory Games and is designed to head up EA's entire strategy portfolio. Previous C&C developer EALA was closed last year. The information has since been pulled, suggesting someone somewhere pressed the cncstage.com button a touch early. Victory Games' boss is Might & Magic creator Jon Van Caneghem, who EA announced in November 2009 would take charge of the series for a revival. At the time Van Canegham hinted at a "direct-to-consumer" future for the venerable RTS series. "It allows you to do everything you would have expected from a boxed game, but it adds a lot more to it... being connected and connected with players, and persistence, the social elements of playing against each other with other friends," Van Canegham said. His comments echoed those of EA Games vice president Nick Earl, who reportedly told staff in an internal email that a team at EALA was working on "Command & Conquer with a new digital model". "What you're seeing with all the social gamers on Facebook... they are actually already playing strategy games whether they know it or not," Van Canegham said in 2009. "Taking a franchise like Command & Conquer and expanding it to a wider audience is part of the strategy." Now, in an interview with cncstage.com (also pulled), Van Canegham said he's working on a "AAA Command & Conquer game". "I can tell you it's a Command & Conquer game for the PC, but we're not yet at a stage where I can go into any details - we'll be prepared to make a more formal announcement later in the year. "We're not just working on a game, though. Our general focus is on the future of Command & Conquer. That means updating a lot of the core technology to create a stable base for future development, and leveraging that work on this first game." And from the website's About page: "With over 30 million sold, Command & Conquer now looks to the future, with plans to combine classic RTS gameplay with bold new technology, innovative new concepts and, as always, tanks by the dozen." The last C&C game was March 2010's divisive entry Command & Conquer 4: Tiberian Twilight. Alec Meer reviewed for Eurogamer, awarding it a 6/10. "That it is such a giant step away from the mechanics C&C has clung onto for so long is bold and exciting in concept, but so absolute in practice that it's an insult to the faithful," he wrote. Video: EA Week, Day Three: Save on Command & Conquer GamesJun 16, 2010 - AnnouncementVisit Steam every day this week for big savings on a different EA game. Today only, save 33-75% off all Command and Conquer games on Steam. Please visit www.steampowered.com for more information. A different offer starts at 10am Pacific time. Command & Conquer 4: Tiberian Twilight Now Available in parts of Europe!Mar 17, 2010 - Product Release The final installment of the Command & Conquer series is now available in parts of Europe! Command & Conquer 4: Tiberian Twilight takes place in the year 2062 and humanity is at the brink of extinction. Tiberium, the mysterious, alien crystalline structure that has infested Earth for decades and served as the primary reason for years of relentless conflict between the Global Defense Initiative (GDI) and the Brotherhood of Nod, is close to rendering the planet uninhabitable. Command & Conquer 4: Tiberian Twilight Now Available in North America!Mar 16, 2010 - Product Release The final installment of the Command & Conquer series is now available in North America! Command & Conquer 4: Tiberian Twilight takes place in the year 2062 and humanity is at the brink of extinction. Tiberium, the mysterious, alien crystalline structure that has infested Earth for decades and served as the primary reason for years of relentless conflict between the Global Defense Initiative (GDI) and the Brotherhood of Nod, is close to rendering the planet uninhabitable.
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