EA mabye now is a good time to sell the classic Command and Conquer games here already, because THIS is not Command and Conquer:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x03rLXoLDtY

The actual good Command and Conquer games would be a welcome addition here because there's no way i will install Origin on my PC even for those games so yes pls.

It seems C&C is dead now when EA rather make a shitty mobile game than a proper RTS.

If I'm not mistaken haven't C&C once given as a mass giveaway on some point?

There's no Tim Curry. (Yes, I know he had a stroke but he's still doing voice.)

edit: I have never seen a Youtube video with such a negative to positive ratio vote like that. Usually you;re going to have someone who presses that positive button just because they watched a video.

reedit: Looks like I wasn;t the only one wondering:

http://www.gamerevolution.com/news/395307-e3-2018-command-and-conquer-rivals

This looks like somewhere along the line the drafts from Plants vs. Zombies and C&C got mixed up.

OpenRA allows Dune2000 units and there is OpenDune for Dune 1 done properly.

The rest was already bullcrap based on cheap US anti-USSR propaganda, even if made by WW.

Yep, I saw this at their E3 conference earlier and I died inside. :P

I expected this.

EA is garbage.

If people where expecting EA to not make garbage, wew lad.

You know if the classic games will not return here, I am tempted to buy the physical discs.

So question, are the older games still compatible with Windows 7?

I still get some issues trying to install Starcraft 1 and Warcraft 2 and Diablo 1 and 2 on this without patching it.

This makes me feel sick.

If you can get a physical copy of Command and Conquer : The First Decade then, at least when patched, it should work fine on win 7.

Clash of Keanes? I didn't know they were making another game in the series.

What I've seen of E3 so far (at least concerning EA):

-MMO / co-op / always-online crap.

- Mobile games.

Congratulations, AAA game industry. Your future is bright.

At least its a mobile game. That's still proof that someone at EA knows what an RTS is (or at least isn't).