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Showing posts with label EA. Show all posts

Hot off the Press : EA has announced Command & Conquer: Tiberian Dawn & Red Alert Remasters!


We've certainly had our fair share of Command and Conquer news on this site, especially featuring top quality standalones such as Twisted Insurrection and The Dawn of the Tiberium Age. But this latest news goes even further! As just moments ago we found out that EA with partnership with Petroglyh, will be releasing remasters of both Command & Conquer: Tiberian Dawn and Command & Conquer Red Alert. With Covert Ops, Counterstrike, and Aftermath bundle into one remastered collection!

Red Alert 2 remade in Unreal Engine 4 and featuring VR!


One of our good friends Ethan Knight has just come across a really eye opening bit of news, as the RTS classic ' Red Alert 2 ' developed by Westwood Studios and published by EA in 2000, has been shown off as a proof of concept in Unreal Engine 4 by Ádám Horváth. Not just that, but this seriously good RTS which is still very playable today, is being played using VR (HTC Vive in room scale mode). I think you'll agree this is mighty impressive and shows off the follow-up to Command & Conquer: Red Alert in a completely new light.

Wizard and Ultimate Wizard +2GMH - A fun C64 game via Hokuto Force for Halloween


Another C64 game released by Hokuto Force and this one is a double bill called ' Wizard and Ultimate Wizard +2GMH', which was originally released by EA and written by Sean A. Moore and Stephen Leudders in 1984-86. In this jolly platformer, you must guide Wilfrid the Wizard through each hazardous level, gathering items for bonus points and the final key to unlock the keyhole to move on to the next. Oh and if you are lucky enough to get hold of a spell, you could even use it against other enemies, how cool is that?

Space Crusade - Classic Amiga turn based action for the PC


The Company.PL who are well known for re-releasing Amiga games playable on your PC have now moved towards another classic in the form of 'Space Crusade, which is a turn based 1993 action game originally developed by Gremlin that is also based on the same tabletop game from Games Workshop. In Space Crusade you the player take control of a Space marine squad that must fight it out against different enemies which switches from a top down view to a pseudo-3D screen.

A very nice EA classic weekend promo from GOG!


Within the last hour GOG has announced the latest EA weekend promo in which you can get 60% off Theme Hospital, Dungeon Keeper 2, SimCity 4 and more! In all over 40 titles are up on offer and many of the games are stuck fast in the memories of retro gamers as all time classics. Games such as Theme Park, Ultima and of course the rather epic space combat simulation Wing Commander are also in the listing. So if you are ready to buy and want great EA classic deals head on over to GOG

Black Crypt - A brilliant Amiga dungeon crawler now PC portable


Sit up and take note as one of the best Amiga dungeon crawlers is now available as a free PC portable edition. Developed by Raven Software in 1992 and published by EA, you'll be exploring deep dark dungeons, solving puzzles, finding loot and fighting the many strange creatures contained within, all in a quest to defeat the evil Estoroth Paingiver. Although not as good as Dungeon Master or Eye of the Beholder, it still was a great game and now thanks to The Company.PL you can play it again with higher graphical filters in a single PC portable exe.

Retro EA Fans Rejoice! 28 Classic EA Games For $2.44/£1.57 Each + FREE ULTIMA GAME!



DRM-free games specialist GoG are doing a weekend promotion offering twenty-eight classic EA titles for just $68.52 (£44.02), bought as a package purchase, or individually. Individual titles start at $2.39 (£1.54).

EA/Origin Amazing Deal!!! - Everything listed for under £5


An amazing deal has just cropped up from EA, via the Origin store/service. All of the games in the current listing are all being sold for under £5. However as we are purely an Indie & Retro site, why is this here you may well ask. Well, some of the games in the listing are Indie games and even the odd Retro title!