EA, which acquired the Command & Conquer license from original developer Westwood Studios, has been accused in the past of missing the point (and magic) with its recent Command & Conquer games.

Furthermore, Command & Conquer Remaster will bring back the original music from the series with the help of original composer Frank Klepacki, and Tiberian Sons, a video game remix band.

Gamers who missed out on “Command & Conquer’s” original release 24 years ago, there’s a remaster on the way from Petroglyph Games, a studio founded by Westwood veterans–including original co-founder ...

The Command & Conquer Remastered Collection reveal trailer gives us our first extended look at the package, which includes the original and Red Alert with their expansions.

Command & Conquer Remastered, which was first teased in 2018 and announced officially this year, will bring back the original Command & Conquer (as well as Red Alert) for a new audience.

EA asked the original creators of Command & Conquer games to take on the 4k remasters of the classic games. Tiberian Dawn and Red Alert, among other things, get a a remastered version.

Petroglyph Games is working on a Command & Conquer: Renegade spiritual successor named Earthbreakers, offering the iconic first-person shooter and real-time strategy gameplay of the original.

Command & Conquer: Remastered has been ticking all the right boxes since the original announcement, from the inclusion of Red Alert to the addition of the original soundtrack master, Frank Klepacki.

After the 2018-released Command & Conquer: Rivals, Level Infinite and EA are working to bring a second Command & Conquer title to mobile platforms. The upcoming game, Command & Conquer: Legions, will ...

Command & Conquer is back! If you’re like us, you’ve been missing the sight of Mammoth tanks rolling over the hills and convoys of ore trucks hustling back and forth. Fully remastered in 4K ...

The game also includes both the original Command & Conquer and Red Alert, plus three expansion packs, and developer Petroglyph - which is now home to some of the original Westwood talent that ...

EA, which acquired the Command & Conquer license from original developer Westwood Studios, has been accused in the past of missing the point (and magic) with its recent Command & Conquer games.