Around 40 per cent of gamers playing the last Command & Conquer game went online for a multiplayer experience, but while the team at EALA is working to motivate a higher proportion to do so in the forthcoming Command & Conquer 4, it'll never hit complete saturation.
Joystiq writes..... Though Command & Conquer Red Alert 3's Uprising expansion landed on PCs months ago, it seems a port of at least some of the expansion's content is heading to consoles this fall. The "Commander's Challenge" DLC is set to run you $10 and offers "50 intense challenges against a set of nine different commanders, including 16-time world champion "Nature Boy" Ric Flair." Sound familiar? That's because the ESRB let slip the first news of the DLC a little over a month ago.
A listing on the ESRB's website has revealed a previously unannounced Red Alert 3 title for Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3.
411mania talks about week's game releases. Highlights include Lux-Pain, Death Track: Resurrection, Touch Mechanic, Sunday x Magazine: Taisen Action, and Cate West: The Vanishing Files.
The Red Alert 3 demo has arrived for the PS3 and is now available for download on the PSN.
Command & Conquer: Red Alert 3 - Uprising's assistant producer Matt Ott reckons there's life in the real-time strategy series yet. "I'd hardly say Red Alert has run its course," he said, while mentioning a sequel, Red Alert 4, is likely to go into production within the next 7 years.
PLAYSTATION 3 gamers will finally get a taste, or a barrage, of Command & Conquer Real-time Strategy (RTS) gaming at the end of March 2009. Command & Conquer Red Alert 3: Ultimate Edition will be available on March 24th for the PS3. If you've been holding out for the PS3 release, you'll be treated to the best edition of Red Alert 3 yet. Video will be in HD thanks to the Blu-ray format. Although EA has confirmed that Red Alert 3 doesn't support the PLAYSTATION 3 keyboard/mouse functionality, they promise that the "CommandStick 2.0" design will make it easy for all gamers to control and issue their orders.
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PS3Trophies.org have just published the list for the upcoming Command & Conquer: Red Alert 3 title.
How much more Ultimate can EA's upcoming PS3 version of Red Alert 3 get? Although the Blu-ray disc will be bursting with extras, EA is planning on offering even more through DLC. Multiple map packs will be released through the PlayStation Store. But guess what? The first map pack will be absolutely free and will be available "right about the time the game comes out in March."
Red Alert found its humble beginnings over a decade ago on PC and has since seen 2 sequels, several expansion packs, and now, is making its debut on the PS3 console. Fortunately the power of the PS3 and the Blu-ray medium has afforded some extra luxuries that weren't available to previously.
Command and Conquer: Red Alert 3 developer EA Los Angeles has explained why PS3 owners have had to wait so long for the RTS title's release.
According to EA, Red Alert 3 will look and play better on PlayStation 3 than on Xbox 360.
EA has officially announced that Command & Conquer Red Alert 3: The Ultimate Edition will be released in March for PlayStation 3.
Last week GamersDigest reported on the fact that an 'Ultimate Edition' of Red Alert 3 was seen as a listing on the EA store, but was removed soon after.
Andrw Yoon writes "Now dubbed the Ultimate Edition, the PS3 version will include a ton of new videos on the disc not found in previous versions. Find bloopers, behind the scenes, and developer strategy videos. There will also be brand new battleground maps. You'll be able to access the soundtrack from the game, and study with a built-in Unit Profiles video encyclopedia. To top it all, there's an exclusive HD version of a video feature, "Girls or RA3," which focuses on the women featured in the game.
The previously "on hold" PS3 version of RTS Command & Conquer: Red Alert 3 is back on, with EA promising to do "some really cool things" that make the most of the 1080p resolution and extra space Blu-Ray and PS3 provides.
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On August 15, 2007, history was made as the first ever online, franchise-specific, video-game channel was born with Command & Conquer TV and its flagship show, BattleCast Primetime.