Ground Control (never "hated" it, want to make it clear but never thought of it as being as good as a lot of people made it out to be, and I never played the sequel) Ones I considered "okay"'ish, could have been (much) better but not exactly garbage per se (although I stopped playing them long ago): Ones that I know received 'mixed' reviews and seem to fall in the "hate it or love it" category (and never played myself): Very recent (or relatively recent) ones I heard good things about but never played myself yet: Anyway, just going 'generally-speaking' with the genre itself I can list a couple (some won't fall in your specific category like C&C Generals would, however). Those types of RTSes are a bit more difficult to find.
Even more interesting that you seem to be looking for ones that are in 3D (where you can also move and rotate the camera to some extent). Look forward to the two games in 2010.Ah yes, the RTS genre, one of my favorites. And then maybe after they get Zerg-rushed a few times they come and try C&C 4 and get more of a casual, accessible experience.” he adds.Ĭonsidering the prestige of the two franchises, many gamers will certainly be more than willing to buy them both and get the best of the two titles for quite some time after. I hope that an RTS player will try StarCraft II for that classic RTS formula - base-on-base, the epitome of RTS PvP gameplay. “What I hope is that gamers will try both.
He's a great, legendary designer and an awesome guy.” Our former lead designer from the Battle For Middle Earth series, Dustin Browder, is leading up that team. All of us on team are super excited to play StarCraft II. “It's one of the most powerful franchises in gaming and it's going to take the market by storm. He also adds that it is quite intimidating to have the two titles appear close to one another but fans will certainly make a sacrifice and try them both out. Speaking with Videogamer, C&C 4 producer Jim Vessella reveals that he has nothing but the utmost respect for Blizzard and the StarCraft franchise. While the former has its own Command & Conquer flag under which various series like Tiberian, Red Alert or Generals stay, the latter has two extremely popular RTS series, namely WarCraft and StarCraft.Īs you may know, both companies are preparing some huge sequels for these franchises, EA LA in the form of Command & Conquer 4, set to bring an end to the Tiberian saga, and Blizzard with StarCraft II, both of which will arrive next year. There are certainly many genres of video games out there, from the fast-paced shooters to realistic simulators, but a very special one has and will be for quite some time the strategy genre, where, for a long while, the EA LA, formerly known as Westwood Studios, and Blizzard Entertainment have battled in franchises.
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