Resolution Magazine writes: "Looking back, it's a little painful to recall Westwood's purchase and demise at the hands of EA. It's unfortunate that Petroglyph, staffed mainly by Westwood's former staff, haven't managed to equal or even approach the achievements they were reponsible for during the 1990s. But it's reassuring to know that those people are still around, still making games. It's also reassuring to know that EA remain committed enough to C&C's legacy to keep developing new games in the series, and especially that they are good-natured enough to gradually increase the number of old games in the series that are available free. Maybe EA aren't all good, though. Maybe by releasing these games for free they're just flexing their muscles. After all, he who controls the past commands the future…"
Command and Conquer mods are overhauling the classic RTS games Red Alert and Tiberian Sun ahead of a live celebration event for Westwood’s strategy series
The sounds of Command & Conquer, originally developed by Westwood Studios, come courtesy of Frank Klepacki and his band The Tiberian Sons.
"In case you have missed it, "ModDB has just released their “2020 Mod of the Year” awards final top 10 list, and what an awesome list it is! And with that said, a big congratulation to everyone who made it into the final top 10 list" - Jonas Ek, TGG.
