Tiberium

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Edge writes: When Electronic Arts canceled the Command & Conquer-themed shooter Tiberium, some praised the company's hard line on quality. But Mike Hickey with Janco Partners questions how an admitted low-quality game got so far into development. Continued lack of management execution and/or product quality damages new management's credibility and dampens our excitement for the Company's shares, Hickey said in a Tuesday research note.

Following word in July that EA's Command & Conquer-based squad shooter, Tuberium was getting shifted back to 2010, comes word that the game has been officially killed and some staff let go, the publisher confirmed with Kotaku today. Kotaku obtained a copy of the internal memo sent to staff earlier today outlining the reasons why the game was axed. In the memo Mike Verdu, of EA LA, says that the game would not be able to get up to snuff given the amount of time and resources left in the production cycle.

WorthPlaying writes: EA's investors conference call revealed that its free-to-play online FPS Battlefield Heroes is getting delayed until late 2008 in order to give the devs more time to implement community features, while Tiberium, its FPS set in the C&C universe, fis being pushed rom its scheduled late 2008 date until fiscal 2009, which runs anywhere from April 1, 2009 to March 31, 2010. However sports fans will be delighted to know that next year Madden, NBA Live and NCAA Football are coming back to the PC with expanded online features.

EA has just launched the game website for Tiberium, their upcoming tactical shooter set in the Command & Conquer universe.

This weeks edition of Trailer Trash is bigger than Ron Pauls internet marketing team – its bursting at the seams with new trailers, tech demos, and gameplay footage. Naturally, weve sarcastically criticized each one for no reason other than its fun. Get comfortable, theres an express shipment of delicious streaming video on route to your eyeballs. Star Wars: The Force Unleashed This must-see tech demo shows off The Force Unleasheds three simulation technologies and how they work

The very first trailer from EA's FPS C&C Tiberium has hit the internet and features two minutes of teasing cinematic. Watch it here. For those of you who have no idea what this game is, check out the screensplosion from earlier this month and keep your eyes peeled for more details on Command & Conquers foray in to the FPS genre. Courtesy of CVG. Jan 22,

Jan 2, 2008 Considering EA's first screenshot of its new FPS C&C game, Tiberium, didn't give much away, you might still be wondering what the game's going to look like. The answer is: awesome. As these new screenshots clearly show, Tiberium's dark and futuristic looks is packed with detail and large scale environments, with a unique art style. As well as scenery shots, you will also see the first in-game shots that show the new FPS view in full

Dec 18, 2007 Last week we reported that EA confirmed to us that the Command & Conquer series is merging with the first-person shooter genre in new title Tiberium. After a week of silence, EA dishes up full details and a single screen of the C&C FPS. The official release reads: "Tiberium is a mysterious extraterrestrial crystal that shatters the energy output of traditional fossil fuels. It has the power to save our civilization; it also has the power to destroy it. For eleven years, an alien

Electronic Arts Inc. today revealed Tiberium, a new intellectual property that brings a rich, original fiction to life through intense tactical action and visceral first-person shooting. Set in a stunning sci-fi world with spectacular visual effects and dramatic environments, Tiberium takes players on an adventure through an environmentally-devastated world and places them in the heart of an epic battle for control this powerful energy source. Featuring a unique blend of first-person shooting and tactical squad combat, every moment in Tiberium is intense, every mission leaves players breathless. To take the first-person shooter experience deeper into strategic combat, players will control multiple infantry, armor, and air squads as the fight escalates.