It’s Zero Hour, and time to unleash the absolute latest in modern weapons technology in a quest to become the world’s most powerful General. PLEASE SEED AS MUCH AS YOU CAN TO KEEP THIS TORRENT AVAILABLEĬommand & Conquer: Generals Zero Hour PC Game Overview: THANK YOU FOR DOWNLOADING AND FOR SEEDING It was also really modder-friendly, although it had a steeper learning curve than TS and RA2.AS AN ATTEMPT TO REVIVE A GREAT AND LEGEND GAMEĪND TO KEEP ONLINE BATTLES AND CHALLENGES ALL OVER THE WORLDįULLY COMPATIBLE WITH WINDOWS 10 32-BIT AND 64-BIT It's probably got the most unique unit selection of any C&C game and every unit's got a use. The graphics haven't aged well, but that's true of many games from that era. A lot of great ideas came from it, and it's still real fun to play. My opinion now is that it's a pretty good, if (traditionally for C&C) a buggy game. By then a lot of the performance issues resolved themselves in a computer generation upgrade. It was still different, but it felt more complete, with cutscenes, generals, and more complete unit trees. That felt like the game we were promised. Generals came into its own with Zero Hour. But I could see Starcraft players looking at this and dismissing a lot of the complaints outright. I wasn't so much an RTS fan as a C&C fan. A completely revamped build system, etc.Ī lot of this might have only mattered to "purist" fans like me at the time. A ripped-from-the-headlines style real-world story. The game was VERY different in tone and construction from old C&C. There was talk about you being able to play as different "generals" on release, but that never came to be until Zero Hour. There were many talks about how the game was going to be, and from what I remember, the game was released effectively incomplete. We went from that, to a requirement for 800MHz and a 128MB video card. It was a major departure from the C&C team's decision to make the games more resource accessible-RA2 could be played on nearly anything at the time-a 266MHz processor was a generous requirement.
C&C Generals forced me to purchase and install my first video card to play it.Ī few things stood out to me at the time:
I bought it, and "reluctantly" enjoyed it. At the time of release, C&C: Generals was controversial in the community at large-at the time, I sided on the opinion that it wasn't a "true" C&C game.
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