Dygeron92 Reviews: Command & Conquer (DOS)

[DanLIKEIT]

That was a frickin awesome review! XD

[SlientChaos]

3:52

"Jacob Kane"?

[Dygeron92]

@SlientChaos I've read somewhere a long time ago in the manual that Kane's real name is "Jacob Caine". I don't know if they scrapped that name and just went with the real name of just "Kane", however,

[SlientChaos]

@Dygeron92 Well it's possible that he got his name from the bible story of Cain and Abel but it's still a headscratcher...

[erzkonservativ]

witch game is that at 0:05 ?

[Dygeron92]

@erzkonservativ Stalin Vs. Martians.

[erzkonservativ]

@Dygeron92 thank you

very good review :)

[Dygeron92]

@erzkonservativ Thanks!

[Deliverance115]

Ah and by the way music was made by Frank Klepacki.

[Deliverance115]

Awesome flick.

[rebirthangel]

"Is Red Alert an advancement, sequel, prequel, a spin off. We will find out soon enough"

Damn you, a cliffhanger? Good review Dygeron. Although I do have a question for you, do you know anything about C&C: The first decade?

[Dygeron92]

@rebirthangel Yes, I do. As a matter of fact, I own it. Amazing collection. I still don't know how they got 13 games on one disc.

[rebirthangel]

@Dygeron92 Does it run properly? I hear it's got problems running on XP, and Windows 7. :(

I so want to get it.

[Dygeron92]

@rebirthangel It ran fine on my computer (I have Windows 7). I guess I'm one of the lucky ones.

TFD works perfectly with Windows XP, but if you have the DOS version of C&C, you have to have Dosbox for it to work properly. That's what I used for this review.

Plus, my copy of TFD ran for $15, so it shouldn't be that expensive or hard to find.

[gavinthegamerfreak]

@Dygeron92 Frank Klepacki made the soundtracks of Tiberian Dawn, and Red Alert. Etc.