Tiberian Dawn featured in PC GAMER's "Long Play" Section, VERY Large Images, Sorry 56k'ers Options

[Creagor]

PCG Issue 169 - Christmas 2006
Tiberian Dawn has been featured in PC GAMER's "Long Play" Section, where a member of the PCG team recalls a game from the olden days (a few years ago), and tells us why it's still a great game.

Well, most of you with a subscription to/who have bought PC GAMER may well have seen article this allready, but I figured I'd post this up anyway, for those who dont get the magazine. Though it isnt exactly "breaking news", I doubt the TD news section will be getting much in the way of news anyway, so here it is.
The two attached Images are scans of the Article. They are VERY large, as my scanner has two settings: So small the text is impossible to read, and Huge. Sorry 56K'ers, is you want to see youre in for a long wait...

TD is also this month's "Classic demo", and the demo is on the DVD that comes with the magazine.

Note the comments about TS and RA, and Generals. They have different views to most of us...

Discuss the article in this thread...

This post has been edited by Creagor: Nov 25 2006, 03:58 PM

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[Banshee]

It is an acceptable bump, because he is actually adding something to the topic, by discussing parts of the article.


Anyway, I disagree with the article writer who completely ignored RA2 and placed Generals in the same level than the first C&C. There is no way to compare a game that is a (great) campaign only (with some multiplayer and no skirmish) and another that has absoletely no campaign (I really dispise Generals's campaign, honestly). And RA2 was a classic, which is why there is so much hype on RA3.

And also, walls are useful to prevent or slow down engineers from capturing your buildings.