[Colonol Dekker]

Kitch ios the word i use.

[TrashMan]

A good game doesn't need boobs to sell. Whenever you see a hawt woman as a marketing gimmick, be weary.

And I hate Tanya as the idea itself a - a female commando in hotpants and a wonderbra. At least give the poor girl some proper clothing!

[Colonol Dekker]

> no!


^possible overreaction admitted but still:p

She compliments the game, i see her as a bonus to the already greatness of the game. Not a main feature.

[Liberator]

To be fair there was that one mission where she was wearing a parka.

As serious as one can be with this, RA3 was a poor game that could have been much better by leaving out some of the "revolutionary" stuff.  Mostly, there are(pulls out his complimentary poster)7 pairs of over exposed, over inflated fake fun bags in a game that would have been just fine without them.  I got more of a kick from having Ric Flair in the DLC than 7 scantily clad females who do nothing but fawn over the player like he's a combination of Mel Gibson, John Holmes and Ricky Martin all rolled into one injection molded package.

Nevermind the Co Commanders, which basically turned the "single player" campaign into one glorious skirmish mission after another.

The DLC actually goes back to the tried and true style of gameplay and is significantly more fun and difficult because of it.

[Stormkeeper]

I actually liked the co-op gameplay. Although your AI co-commander's performance is utterly random, ranging from freaking brilliant to dumb blonde, and some missions could become too easy with a human co-commander.

[Colonol Dekker]

Ramp up the difficulty, it does get harder.

[Stormkeeper]

Done that already. Smashed the last Rising Sun mission in record time on Hard. My ally went straight for FutureTech HQ with his Shoguns.

[CP5670]

Even on hard, the Soviet and Japanese campaigns are a walk in the park. The Allied one is considerably harder and more interesting.

I don't think the computer ally ever did anything useful except distract the enemy with his random waves of stuff, although I didn't need him anyway.

[Stormkeeper]

I always thought Allied was so hard because it was hard to get multiple build queues easily, meaning it was hard to expand fast.

[gevatter Lars]

Small interview with Kane from the GamesCom (in english)
http://www.gamestar.de/index.cfm?pid=1589&pk=12688

Find it kinda funny, even if its saying nothing about C&C4.

[ShadowGorrath]

Fan made ( not sure though, since there are scenes I haven't seen before... ) trailer. Kinda nice.

[Colonol Dekker]

Fan made ( not sure though, since there are scenes I haven't seen before... ) trailer. Kinda nice.

Not fanmade at all, PCGUK gave it away last month on their dvd.....

[NGTM-1R]

Hey, we managed to convince them FS3 was coming out for the 360, don't be so sure.

[carbine7]

Apparently C&C4 is now C&C4 Tiberian Twilight. Here's hoping there aren't any vampires in it, although it would be a great symbol of EA's suckage
http://portal.commandandconquer.com/portal/site/cnc/article/detail?contentId=854be14481363210VgnVCM1000006017780aRCRD

[ShadowGorrath]

Westwood was originally planning to name their last CnC game as 'Tiberian Twilight', following the daytime naming scheme, but didn't name their CnC3 as so ( they named it 'Incursion', though fans still dubbed it as 'Tiberian Twilight' ), to enable the possibility of them to make more games in the Tiberian storyline. EA picked up the same tradition, as it seems. Despite this last title coming from the fans.

Despite this, it's a CnC only in name. It went too far away from the originals.

[ShadowGorrath]

Sorry for the double post, but got some more info:

http://www.ppmsite.com/index.php?go=commandcomstory

[carbine7]

The title should have been C&C Not a Number: Walker Wars 

[TrashMan]

C&C is dead to me. DEAD!

[Stormkeeper]

I'm still gonna play this though.

[Liberator]

It's final part to a story that's been going for over a decade.  EA can make it anything they want, even Hello Kitty's Island Adventure, and it'll sell so long as it provides a payoff for the thousands who have been here since the beginning.