Command & Conquer 3: Tiberium Wars :: Kutak za gamere ~ Kritike & Novosti

The story begins in 2047, and the world is in an even worse condition than in Tiberian Sun. The spread of Tiberium continues to the destroy the Earth, and the world has been divided into different zones. 20% of the Earth's surface is Tiberium-infested and inhospitable "Red Zones", 50% of the Earth is "Yellow Zones", areas where Nod is present and where Tiberium hasn't fully taken hold but is encroaching on the population, and the rest of the Earth is "Blue Zones", where it is safe to live and where GDI is present. The GDI is still trying to prevent the spread of Tiberium and convert the Yellow Zones to Blue Zones.

In March, Nod fires a nuclear missle at GDI's orbiting headquarters, the Philadelphia, destroying the fulcrum of GDI's military power. Since the end of the Second Tiberium War, Nod has built up its military into superpower status, and is now supported by the majority of the world's population through aid and propaganda. In no shape to handle the Nod offensives led by Black Hand shock troops around the globe, GDI commanders take charge, rallying their demoralized troops, hoping to win a third victory over Nod.

Other known facts include:

* The return of Full motion videos, after being notably absent in Command & Conquer: Renegade and Generals.

* The return of resource harvesting and Mobile Construction Vehicles.

* The return of Kane, although it cannot be confirmed if Joseph D. Kucan will reprise his role as the Nod leader, as casting for the movies is not yet finished.

* It also cannot be confirmed if Frank Klepacki, game music composer who did all Command & Conquer games except Generals, will do the music for Command & Conquer 3.

* It is also not known if Command & Conquer 3 will use Generals interface or pre-Generals interface.

* Units from previous Command & Conquer games will be making a comeback (see below for a list of known units.)

* A currently unknown third faction can be played after the player has completed both the GDI and Nod campaigns (see below for a review of likely candidates.)

* The development team, with help from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, has devised information to see how Tiberium would work in real-world science.

* AI will be improved and campaigns will be more immersive.

* A brand new version of the SAGE (Strategy Action Game Engine) engine will be used.

* Multiplayer will feature VoIP support.

* EA is planning several fan summits for previews, feedback and discussions