#Next command and conquer game 2012 mod#
#Next command and conquer game 2012 series#

#Next command and conquer game 2012 mod#

But we’re focused on the support for the first remaster collection.” Instead, Jim Vessella wants to ensure the longevity of Command and Conquer Remastered Collection as he insists they are “in the middle of doing some of these major patches, trying to support the community, and react to a lot of their top requests, and really get this game into the state where it could continue to live on, with community collaboration in terms of mod support. We love to hear people want to see more of this kind of remaster path we’ve gone down.

We’ve seen several journalists as well as part of their reviews, or other articles, say, ‘okay, Red Alert 2 next, right?’ Obviously we love to hear that.

In an interview with Euro Gamer, they ask: “Tiberian Sun and Red Alert 2 remaster next?” to which Vessella replies: “Well, it’s definitely been requested! We’ve seen hundreds and hundreds of posts and comments from the community requesting to continue on this path and to look at TibSun and RA2. In fact there is already demand for such a game as an interview with Jim Vessella (EA Producer) suggests. It may be wise to follow the format of combining two major Command and Conquer titles into one remaster as they did with the first remaster and throw in a bunch of exclusive content to boot. The natural progression of remasters would presumably take the form of Command and Conquer: Tiberian Sun and Command and Conquer: Red Alert 2. So it would be foolish to not bolster a potential remaster with expansions and content from the past to really give the consumer some bang for their metaphorical buck. These are well supported games, it is definitely part of their appeal. Another factor of EA’s first Command and Conquer remaster is the all-encompassing way that they done it featuring two original Command and Conquer games and their subsequent exclusive content and expansion packs. With the first Red Alert game taking up part of the Command and Conquer Remastered Collection, it would be natural to remaster the next Red Alert titles in the franchise in the form of Red Alert 2.

#Next command and conquer game 2012 series#

The Red Alert series within Command and Conquer has been a vastly popular one in the past. EA may be on to a winning formula here and they have a vast library of RTS games to choose from in the franchise. As mentioned, Command and Conquer Remastered Collection was critically well received: with a critic score of 8.2 and an even higher user score of 8.8 according to popular review aggregator Metacritic. With the omission of mobile games, Command and Conquer Remastered Collection is the only title released by the franchise in the last 10 years. So with this brief and nostalgic trip down memory lane, where does this leave us for the future of Command and Conquer with EA at the helm? Overall, the remaster received generally favourable reviews from critics and users alike. Titled Command and Conquer Remastered Collection, it also included console port exclusive content and expansion packs. However in June 2020 Petroglyph Games and Lemon Sky Studios teamed up with publisher EA to remaster the first two Command and Conquer titles (Command and Conquer 1995 and Command and Conquer: Red Alert 1996). Since that date EA have released only two original games in the franchise since that point in Command and Conquer 4 and Command and Conquer Rivals, both receiving mixed reviews with the latter being particularly critical. In total, the Command and Conquer franchise had shifted 30 million copies as of 2009. EA saw plenty of success with the franchise, spawning the Red Alert expansions and many other games along the way. Having taken over Westwood Studios in 1998, EA quite shrewdly acquired one of the original and most influential RTS (Real Time Strategy) video games on the market.