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48 amazing Tiberium screenshots

First in-game sneak peek at EA's stunning FPS retake on Command & Conquer

Words: Mike Jackson, CVG UK
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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 swing.

For those of you that missed it, check out our first news story for the full scoop on what to expect from this new incarnation of Command & Conquer.

Tiberium will be available worldwide in autumn 2008 for PS3, 360 and PC.

Courtesy of CVG.


 
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Tiberium

Genre: Shooter
Published by: EA GAMES
Developed by: EA Los Angeles
Franchise: Command and Conquer
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