Command & Conquer to eventually include new fictional setting
The upcoming free-to-play Command & Conquer will be set the Generals universe, with the GLA, China and the United States as adversaries. But developer Victory Games envisions including other universes from the franchise sometime down the road.
The upcoming free-to-play Command & Conquer will be set the Generals universe, with the GLA, China and the United States as adversaries. The Red Alert and Tiberium universes will be added, but developer Victory Games also envisions including a new fiction for the franchise.
"We like to say that 2013 is…the beginning of the next 10 years of Command & Conquer games, and we've been building this platform and this first game to start that process," Victory's General Manager Jon Van Caneghem told PC Gamer. "As we mentioned, our first outing is going to be in the Generals universe ... but over time, we want to add the Tiberium universe and the Red Alert universe, even a new fiction we've been working on."
Caneghem also mentioned that a single-player campaign would be a possibility for the RTS as part of weekly or monthly updates. An extended beta is supposed to come sometime this year for the game, which will be running on the Frostbite 2 engine.
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John Keefer posted a new article, New Command & Conquer to eventually include Red Alert, Tiberium universes.
The upcoming free-to-play Command & Conquer will be set the Generals universe, with the GLA, China and the United States as adversaries. But developer Victory Games envisions including other universes from the franchise sometime down the road.-
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EA_Victory_Games
http://www.gamasutra.com/php-bin/news_index.php?story=26182
Jon Van Caneghem left Trion after founding it, to become the GM of EA Victory Games, to launch this C&C online game.
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Before Serpico74 comes in and says everything I would say, but more eloquently, I would like to support EA for going free to play with this one. Their last couple of Command & Conquer games have failed to takeoff as multiplayer games because there is really only room for one or two paid RTS games in the market. If it's good, then there's a strong likelihood of a healthy multiplayer community.
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