EA Los Angeles announces that Command & Conquer 4 is in development and will ship to retailers in 2010. As the next game in the best-selling RTS series, Command & Conquer 4 will reveal the epic conclusion of the Tiberium Saga.

Neoseeker has a thread set already set up for it...

Are we supposed to find this thread on our own? I, for one, have not yet seen any thread other than this one (and the one in the Kane's Wrath forum). I hope a forum is made soon, though.

I think he meant the news article on the main page. [link]

I'd personally want a re-do of the RA series as RA3 sucked. But after playing C&C3, I liked it.

Why does it keep nagging about the first mobile base ever? Homeworld 2 already had mobile bases and did a much better job of it by actually having several classes of construction vessels.

I would also like to see a remake of the original Red Alert, Tiberian Dawn or even Tiberian Sun, while they all had only two factions, at least their factions were fundamentally different, and the gameplay was nowhere near as hectic and fast as it was in Tiberium Wars and Red Alert 3.

And I do hope the economy is a bit more fitting for the story this time around. For a substance that was engulfing the earth, Tiberium was too frequently absent from the battlefield after a while.

http://neoseeker.com/forums/44818/


theres the link to it, sorry i was excited when i first posted and didnt even think of it...

quote Aulis Vaara

And I do hope the economy is a bit more fitting for the story this time around. For a substance that was engulfing the earth, Tiberium was too frequently absent from the battlefield after a while.

I agree with this. I hate the "Resource field depleted" sound. But I think that's just in there for balance. To stop people turtling and making one massive army and just treadmilling everyone.

They should have at least left it as an optional thing.

It was such a pain to be sitting ducks, pushing your remaining credits to the limit to get a sizable army to defend AND attack.

It was pretty cool to think of strategies though, I must admit.