GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. We recently received another beta build of Westwood's Command & Conquer Renegade, so naturally we were anxious to take it out for a spin. At last, the ...

Command & Conquer: Renegade was an ambitious game released in 2002 by Westwood Studios that offered a new perspective to the popular real-time strategy series. It let players jump into the fray as ...

Some of the developers who created the original Command & Conquer: Renegade are back with another take on the RTS/FPS hybrid. Amongst the many classics the Command & Conquer series has produced, C&C: ...

Petroglyph Games, the studio that formed from the ashes of Westwood Studios after EA closed it down, have revealed a new project, Earthbreakers, and it's a spiritual successor of sorts to Command and ...

Renegade-X is a fan-built follow-up or remake of Command & Conquer: Renegade, and you can have it right now. Hie yourself to the game's website to download the open beta at no cost, and allow the ...

FPS Warren Spector was so desperate to make Deus Ex that it almost became a Command & Conquer RPG: 'I was going to find a way to make it one way or another, even if it meant making another damn sci-fi ...

Strategy You can now play both campaigns of the original Command & Conquer in 2-player co-op, thanks to one of its best mods RTS Tempest Rising's first major update targets the Command and Conquer ...

as i said it's a great game one of the greatest in cnc series great mods red alert a path beyond , renegade x ....(look on google for more ) The campaign is quite hard but in comparison to Cod is just ...

If you can take a moment to remember the glory days of Command & Conquer, back when the word 'Westwood' was emblazoned on it's box in green writing, you'll probably remember with horror the day ...

Renegade X is a fan-made Command & Conquer title that’s been in development for over six years. But who better to rejuvenate a franchise that currently doesn’t seem to have a home than the fans?

In an uncharacteristically charitable move, EA has just made the source code for four of its legacy Command & Conquer titles freely available to the public under the GPL license. This includes the ...