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Ex: It looks like Electronic Arts is trying to steal at least a small fraction of StarCraft II's booming RTS thunder with a deeply discounted catalog of Command & Conquer titles for PC.
TGB writes: Despite EA's accidental Command & Conquer 4's announcement yesterday, EA has revealed further details and the first concept art of the epic conclusion to the beloved Tiberium universe.
An online survey apparently conducted on behalf of publisher Electronic Arts contains word of the unannounced Command & Conquer 4 and numerous details. Among those details are gameplay features, such as persistent RPG-like progression, along with possible features for a future version of the real-time strategy series.
This mod includes Tiberium Sun blood and gore from infantry, burned infantry, Tiberium Sun units and more.
Command & Conquer 3 developer EA Los Angeles has admitted that it has had a chronic issue [with product support] for more than four years, and is forming a dedicated support team to try and address the issue. Stemming from I am not as proud of our record in supporting our games after launch. In fact, I'm downright unhappy with that aspect of our business, EALA general manager Mike Verdu wrote on the official C&C site. The admission stemmed from a long-delayed patch for the PC edition of the C&C3 expansion pack Kane's Wrath. Verdu noted that EALA tends to release a limited number of patches for our products and in many cases those patches take longer than they should, attributing the issues to 'tension between developing new products and supporting our older products.'
EA LA is soon to unleash a major Command & Conquer reveal, according to C&C product manger David Silverman. But what the hell is it? For several months EA LA has been keeping the mother of all secrets, and in only a few weeks a major announcement will come, Silverman has teased in the latest episode in EA's Battlecast web-based TV show.
Gamedaily reports: Yesterday Gamedaily provided you with the top 10 PC games for 2007, according to NPD data. Today, however, The NPD Group informed Gamedaily that they actually made an error with their chart. Below you will find the amended Top 10 PC games. So what's changed? The Sims 2 has jumped up to third place with many more units sold, while Call of Duty 4 drops from fourth to fifth. Also, The Sims 2 Bon Voyage Expansion Pack drops to tenth while the The Sims 2 Pets Expansion Pack is no longer in the top 10. Age of Empires III moves up from ninth to seventh and MS Flight Simulator X now makes an appearance in ninth. The problem appears to have stemmed from the exclusion of Deluxe and Gold versions on certain titles ¿ you'll notice several more asterisks now. Top 10 PC Games of 2007 (Corrected) 1. World of Warcraft: Burning Crusade*¿ Vivendi(Blizzard) ¿ 2.25 million 2. World of Warcraft* ¿ Vivendi (Blizzard) ¿ 914K 3. The Sims 2* ¿ Electronic Arts ¿ 534K 4. The Sims 2 Seasons Expansion Pack ¿ Electronic Arts ¿ 433K 5. Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare* ¿ Activision ¿ 383K 6. Command & Conquer 3: Tiberium Wars* ¿ Electronic Arts ¿ 350K 7. MS Age of Empires III* ¿ Microsoft ¿ 313K 8. Sim City 4* - Electronic Arts ¿ 294K 9. MS Flight Simulator X* - Microsoft - 280K 10. The Sims 2 Bon Voyage Expansion Pack ¿ Electronic Arts ¿ 272K
The NPD Group has released the list of the top 10 best selling PC games of 2007 in the US: 1. World of Warcraft: Burning Crusade - Blizzard ¿ 2.25 million 2. World of Warcraft ¿ Blizzard ¿ 914,000 3. The Sims 2 Seasons Expansion Pack ¿ Electronic Arts ¿ 433,000 4. Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare ¿ Activision ¿ 383,000 5. Command & Conquer 3: Tiberium Wars ¿ Electronic Arts ¿ 343,000 6. Sim City 4 Deluxe ¿ Electronic Arts ¿ 284,000 7. The Sims 2 ¿ Electronic Arts ¿ 281,000 8. The Sims 2 Bon Voyage Expansion Pack ¿ Electronic Arts ¿ 271,000 9. Age of Empires III ¿ Microsoft ¿ 259,000 10. The Sims 2 Pets Expansion Pack ¿ Electronic Arts ¿ 236,000 [ January 24, 2008 ]
ActionTrip's 2007 Game of the Year voting poll registered 10673 participants. 1809 registered users voted for Call of Duty 4, 1279 for Halo 3, 1192 for Assassin's Creed, 837 for None of the Above, 716 for BioShock, 710 for Crysis, 627 for The Orange Box, and so on. The rest of the results can be viewed in ActionTrip's voting poll section. ¿ People's Choice: Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare ¿ Runners-up: Halo 3, Assassin's Creed, Crysis, Half-Life 2: The Orange Box ¿ Game of the Year (ActionTrip Staff): Portal ¿ Runners-up: Mass Effect, Halo 3, BioShock, Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare, The Witcher ¿ Best Action Game: Halo 3 ¿ Runners-up: Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare, Half-Life 2: The Orange Box, God of War II, BioShock, Crysis ¿ Best Strategy Game: World in Conflict ¿ Runners-up: Supreme Commander, Command & Conquer 3: Tiberium Wars ¿ Best RPG: Mass Effect ¿ Runners-up: The Witcher, Neverwinter Nights 2: Mask of the Betrayer ¿ Best Sports Game: FIFA 08 ¿ Runners-up: SSX Blur, NHL 08, Winning Eleven: Pro Evolution Soccer 2008 ¿ Best MMOG: World of Warcraft: The Burning Crusade ¿ Runners-up: Tabula Rasa, The Lord of the Rings Online: Shadows of Angmar ¿ Best Rhythm/Music Game: Rock Band ¿ Runners-up: Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock ¿ Babe of the Year: Joanna Krupa
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