Worse still, I couldn't find much to command, let alone to conquer. I was shocked to learn that there are only 7 missions in which you alternatively command Nod or GDI. So far, so good but things turned sour after the tutorial. They go after anything and everything, regardless of their alignment and can do considerable damage. So, we are back to playing Nod, GDI and a handful of pesky rebels that carry around Molotov Cocktails. The only reference to their existence is a relic that they left behind when they were kicked off the planet during the last installment of the series. The Scrin, the mysterious aliens from Tiberium Wars, are no longer present in Command & Conquer 4. He has been bombed to bits and stabbed to death and yet he is still kicking arse. If you think cockroaches are tough, then you haven't been properly introduced to Kane. Right from the start you will see plenty of him. No Command & Conquer game would be complete without the increasingly more charismatic and melodramatic Kane. Once I had familiarized myself with the changes and basic controls I was treated to a mood inducing cut-scene that showed some of the slickest CGI work ever to be featured in the Command & Conquer franchise. The latest installment in the series changes things quite a bit so I felt it would be wise to start with the tutorial.
She cares for you I guess, so that's a plus, but she sure is a handful. Moreover, you are married to the most neurotic wife you could possibly imagine. You are filled to the brim with implants and whatnot to boost your performance in a plethora of areas, making you feel like more of a cyborg than a man. Warfare has changed a lot over the years which is instantly noticeable in the fact that “the commander” (that's you!) is a 6 Million Dollar Man. Tiberian Twilight fast-forwards the player to the 27th century. When Command & Conquer 4: Tiberian Twilight was released just over a week ago, I predictably was unable to resist the lure and dedicated both my time and my money to the game. It probably has something to do with sentiment that is going back to the days of illustrious games such as Dune 2, Command & Conquer and Red Alert. No matter how I try, I just can't help myself. My heart starts pounding with every announcement of a Command & Conquer title, regardless, even, of my opinion of the previous installment.
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