And even though its German dubbed, which is, at most times, a serious atmosphere-killer, it didn't disappoint. I absolutely fell in love with the game and got it right away. Even with my merely biting in the predecessors, it just poured the CnC-feeling from every pore: The sidebar, the cheesy movies, the terrific unit and building-design, the uncompromising mix of fast action and room for tactics, the drill of the briefings, the devastating effects, animation, sound-design etc. But then i laid my hands on the demo, just for fun, and in that instant moment, i was hooked. I thought akin to many skeptics, that its same ol same ol anyway, except for improved graphics and fin. So while all the hype-machinery was started for TW, i couldn't see why everyone was so hot for this game. Also, i was never big on Sci-Fi, except only a handful of games and films. Allies was a much cooler conflict to play for my tastes. I've tried both 'normal' CnCs, but while i appreciated the game's main idea, Soviet vs.

Im a die-hard fan of the Red Alert series portion of CnC, especially the sequel. I tried to swallow all the criticisms I've read throughout, but since this is the only voice currently here, furthermore a negative one, i *have* to throw in my two cents.

To kill two birds with a stone, i also wholeheartedly disagree with all the nay-sayers. I'm sorry, but i have to disagree with the first user-comment for EAs newest RTS, a follow-up to Westwoods 'Tiberium conflict' and 'Tiberian sun'.

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