EA Games Command & Conquer: The First Decade (PC)

BulletMan25's Review of Command and Conquer: The First Decade for PC

I have had the generals game since the week it was out and I have never got bored of it. The First Decade Box Set comes with all of the best Command and Conquer games for around £20-£25. It's not a high adrenaline game but has never ending gameplay o

stuart foot's Review of Command and Conquer: The First Decade for PC

This review is for the Command and Conquer, the First Decade PC set of games. This is a 12 games set from the C&C universe. These start with the 1st game, Command and Conquer, all the way to the Command and Conquer Generals game. These games represe

Back in 1992, PC developer Westwood Studios released a PC game called Dune II. The game was based on the Dune universe, but in the end, the licensed sci-fi setting really didn't matter. The gameplay was what really sold it. Dune II was, in many respe

Real-time strategy has been a staple of PC gaming for years. Several of the PC's most popular RTS games have made their way to various console systems, but all of them suffer from the same basic flaws: lower resolution and shoddy control. Command & C

When Command & Conquer for the Saturn came out, people at our sister site, GameSpot, thought I shouldn't be allowed to review it. Why? Because being the "console boy" I am, they assumed I would give a two-dimensional PC strategy conversion a low rati

Ever since I can remember, strategy games have bored me. I've never cared about reliving historic navy battles on my television, or cultivating spices while infiltrating futuristic dynasties. After all, console games are about kicking ass with fast-p

Execution and details are 90 percent of what makes a good game great. When your Command & Conquer commando sprite unexpectedly shouts, "Got a present for ya!" before slapping a wad of C-4 to a SAM site, well, it kinda gives you a warm fuzzy feeling