Command & Conquer: Tiberian Sun
$19.95		Import Box (Win95/Win98) (Retail Box) (TIBERIANPR)

Westwood Studios / Electronic Arts

Game

Ratings:

Currently the Top Selling Game in the World

Kane Lives in Death

It turns out that Nod's megalomanical leader Kane may not have actually died at the end of the last game. That's bad news for the law-enforcing Global Defense initiative, who are now faced with suppressing another NOD assault. This conflict is played out over two entirely separate campaigns which can run anywhere from 12 to 19 missions, depending on how many optional missions a player takes on.

The Battle For the Future Has Begun

Will you side with the humanistic GDI or bring the world to its knees with the Brotherhood of Nod?

Fight on Dynamic Battlefields
Nature itself provides tactical opportunities - destroyable and deformable terrain, forest fires, treacherous ice fields and many more surprises that help or hinder your strategies.

Exciting New Strategies and Units
Jump Jet Infantry, Hover Tanks, Tunneling APCs, Hunter Seekers, Laser Fences, Mechanized Battle Unites, Firestorm Defense and many more.

The "Veterancy" Factor
Units can become faster and stronger as they gain combat experience.

New Kinetic Battlefields
Flying shrapnel, shock waves and crashing debris are just a few of the exciting new technologies developed to enhance the in-game experience.

New Internet Technology and Multiplayer Support
Play for free on the definitive Internet battleground - Westwood Online. Connectivity is now blended into the game so online action is just a few clicks away.

You Decide Who Will Win
With his forces stronger than ever, arch villain and leader of The Brotherhood of Nod - Kane is pitched in an epic battle against the world's war machine - the Global Defense Initiative. Now you must orchestrate the fate of mankind.

Dynamic Colored Lighting
The mood and attitude of the battlefield comes alive like never before - covert night missions, searchlights and new defenses intensify the thrill and excitement.

Requirements:

Windows 95/98: P166 (P200 recommended), 32MB RAM, 16 bit color video card, 4 MB video RAM, 4x CD-ROM drive, 200MB hard drive space, 100% Microsoft compatible mouse, DirectSound compatible sound card, 8 bit, 16 bit, AWE 32 and 100% Sound Blaster compatible.

Multiplayer Options: 28.8 Kpbs mode, TCP/IP Internet connection or Local Area Network running IPX.

Reviews:

Computer Gaming World, October 1999

"The bottom line is simply this: Just days before completion, Command & Conquer: Tiberian Sun is a stronger game than most Real Time Strategy titles after 15 patches. You're definitely going to want this one".

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