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 Command & Conquer - Covert Operations (PC)
Newest Review: ... video briefings and rendered battle cutscenes, as seen in the original game. There are also ten new multiplayer maps on ... more  ... offer, as well as seven new professoinally produced and hugely enjoyable digital audio tracks included as well. The content is all up to the standard of the original game, although there are no new units or structures included, which would have added further depth and given the game increased longevity and value.
Fifteen new missions may not seem like an awful lot, but the missions themselves (each of which has you play as either the heroic GDI forces or the sinister and insidious Nod side) are varied, highly challengin...moreMore other PC games
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Command & Conquer: The Covert Operations (PC)
Platforms: Windows 98 Windows Me Windows 95, ESRB Rating: Teen Last Update 25.12.2009 05:45
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Command & Conquer - Covert Operations (PC): A great add on for a seminal RTS game (273 words)
by - written on 30/10/09 (Very useful, 22 readings)
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Released back in 1996, 'Covert Operations' is developer Westwood's official expansion pack to their highly acclaimed and seminal Real-time strategy game, 'Command and Conquer'. The add-on pack offers fifteen extremely difficult single player missions for players to get their teeth into, all of which come with new high quality full motion video briefings and rendered battle cutscenes, as seen in the original game. There are also ten new multiplayer maps on offer, as well as seven new professoinally produced and hugely enjoyable digital audio tracks included as well. The content is all up to the standard of the original game, although there are no ... Read the complete review
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