Originally posted by: Skoorb
I am considering getting it. Most of the reviews (ok two) seem to think it's pretty good, although the earlier posts here don't... 🙁
My system is a GF 3 ti 500 for all intents and purposes with 512 ram, but only a celeron 1000. The CPU is the bottleneck. It's better than the minimum and I am thinking single player would probably be ok, but I'm not sure...
Originally posted by: TallBill
Download the impossible creatures demo... now thats a different kind of RTS
Originally posted by: flashbacck
check out metacritic. they try to compile reviews from a bunch of sources and give a rough overall score.
Originally posted by: dquan97
Ok, I spent the past two days playing the Chinese campaign and the last one (level7) took about four-five hours to complete. Whew...finally finished it though. Pretty fun game!!!
Originally posted by: datalink7
Originally posted by: dquan97
Ok, I spent the past two days playing the Chinese campaign and the last one (level7) took about four-five hours to complete. Whew...finally finished it though. Pretty fun game!!!
What difficulty?
I remember the Chinese last level was hard... I am playing on hard.
Originally posted by: TallBill
man.. i think this game is great... we played it 4 player for a bit tonight.. lots of fun
Originally posted by: Vortex22
The only C&C game I like was Red Alert (1)
The rest are crap.
Originally posted by: LH
Well EA did close out Westwood.... They probably told them to hurry and finish it up so they could close and release it. May EA get what it deserves.
The closing of Westwood had ZERO effect on Generals. C&C Generals was NOT done by Westwood. It was done by EA Irvine, which they didnt close or lay off people from, the just combined the remaing Westwood staff, EA Irvine and I think the Battlefeild 1942 development team to form EA LA. Yes they did layoff 50 people from Westwood, and to the others theyd have to relocate, but like I said Westwood wasnt doing Generals. Westwood has just been a brand name for the past 3 years. EAs were calling the shots there for along time.
FYI EA Irvine, used to be called Westwood Irvine, I believe they were the developers of Nox, and Westwood took them on board. Later EA seperated the two and EA Irvine did RA2, the expansions and started work on Generals. Westwood was still going to be allowed to do C&C3.
Originally posted by: Phuz
Heck, I didn't even play War3 SP all the way through.. I'm just looking at the game for its Multiplayer... providing my modem can handle it... 😛