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  Published: 2009-03-17, review by: Play.tm

  • Abstract:  The more the RTS genre progresses past the mould Westwood helped fashion, the fresher each subsequent update to Command & Conquer becomes. It's almost unique now, a solitary entity extolling the hyperbolic virtues of rolling a squad of fifty tanks to a...

 
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  Published: 2009-03-13, Author: Allen , review by: gamespy.com

  • Great new units; Yuriko campaign; Challenge mode; fun skirmish maps; great music.
  • No multiplayer; imbalanced units hurt skirmish; no AI co-op in Campaign; passive AI.
  • It isnt that difficult to figure out the mental calculus that went into the design of Uprising, the single-player standalone expansion pack for Red Alert 3. RTS designers are often restricted when creating units by the need to balance them for both si...

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  Published: 2009-03-12, review by: ztgd.com

  • New units are fun, Commander challenges, New story content,
  • Removal of CoOp stinks, The Lack of any multiplayer, Unforgiving AI

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  Published: 2009-03-12, review by: cheatcc.com

  • Abstract:  When EA set out to craft Red Alert 3, they did so with the intention of creating the most over-the-top RTS ever, and they were successful. Something about iconic actors appearing to deliver cheesy dialogue in live-action cutscenes made for some enterta...

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  Published: 2009-03-01, review by: strategyinformer.com

  • Abstract:  Like all Red Alert sequels, the developers had to choose which campaign storyline ends up being ‘canon’, so that they can work on what happens next. So far, the trend has been that the Allied Campaign has always been the winner, and this time is no dif...

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