German gaming site PC Games is hosting 48 new images of the Command & Conquer FPS, Tiberium. The gallery contains renders, artworks and ingame images.
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Eight Days' premise sounded interesting! But all the per-rendered videos did look a little generic.
From Strategyinformer.com: "Return of the Dawn is a TS 2 C&C1 (Tiberian Dawn) total conversion, aiming to combine the fun gameplay of the original with the more advanced features and graphical capabilities of the Tiberian Sun engine. Version 2.8 is now available.http://static.strategyinformer.com/r/screenshots/00335392.jpg"
Edge writes: "When Electronic Arts canceled the Command & Conquer-themed shooter Tiberium, some praised the company's hard line on quality.
But Mike Hickey with Janco Partners questions how an admitted low-quality game got so far into development.
"Continued lack of management execution and/or product quality damages new management's credibility and dampens our excitement for the Company's shares," Hickey said in a Tuesday research note."
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its looking good
is it using crysis engine?
Crytek's FPS game engine CryENGINE2 was licenced to EA Los Angeles in February 2007, and it was stated at the time that a new FPS title in the Command & Conquer universe is very likely.[5] This suggest that Tiberium may use this engine, however, it may as well be used with any other game EALA are or are going to produce.
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The game's a lost cause in my eyes already, since it won't have C&C Mode in multiplayer... that would've rocked more than anything else. Cannot comprehend why they'd leave that one out...