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[n5p29]

seems something slipped in the Generals 2 hype. Generals 2 is not the only new C&C that being developed right now.
so this is what the "C&C Alliances" actually is.

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Command and Conquer Tiberium Alliances brings the battle to your browser in this epic strategy MMO. Compete or ally with your friends in a worldwide war for precious resources. Based in the Command and Conquer Tiberium story world, C&C Tiberium Alliances allows players to experience C&C in a brand new way. Using HTML 5 technology, players are able to access their game from any web accessible browser making this one of the first truly portable mmo strategy titles to hit the market.

Apply for the Closed Beta today at www.TiberiumAlliances.com and get into the closed beta.

• Conquer Everywhere - Hardcore strategy gameplay available wherever you are. Play on your web browser from any html5 compatible browser or mobile device all for free.
  
• Build Alliances - Diplomacy can get you everywhere. Build alliances & conquer new territory through leveraging your social network strategically.
  
• Grow your Empire - Expand your territory by gathering resources, defeating enemies and taking over new areas of a dynamically updating map.

An announcement on ea.com:

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COMMAND & CONQUER GOES FREE-TO-PLAY WITH TIBERIUM ALLIANCES
Following closely on the heels of Saturday’s Command & Conquer Generals 2 reveal, Phenomic announced today that it will be making a second addition to the Command & Conquer universe: Command & Conquer Tiberium Alliances.

Tiberium Alliances will be the franchise’s first completely free-to-play MMO, set in the same universe as the previous Tiberium games. That means you’ll be fighting like mad against hordes of mutant enemies. But you won’t be doing it alone.

Tiberium Alliances has taken a step away from the series’ PC roots to offer cross-platform play through both web browsers and mobile devices. Players will be able to form strategic alliances with friends, and in-game social and news update feeds will introduce a new layer of urgency to the real-time play. You’ll need to be able to strategize, react, and adapt on the spot if you want to hold on to victory.

Sound like your strategy style? Tiberium Alliances’ closed beta begins this Thursday, December 15. You can sign up at www.TiberiumAlliances.com today for a chance to participate.

If you prefer to stick to PC play, check out the newly-announced Command & Conquer Generals 2. This Frostbite 2-driven sequel to Generals brings a smooth new look and a powerful capacity for destruction to the series’ classic three-faction war. And with BioWare on the team, you know you can expect some very immersive gameplay.

from cncsaga: http://www.cncsaga.c...php?id=8476&p=1

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sounds like a common facebook game the canceled C&C Arena idea.

Edited by n5p29, 14 December 2011 - 06:53.

[n5p29]

edit: talk about EA hate, the vid's comment filled with it. sigh.

Edited by n5p29, 15 December 2011 - 15:30.

[Sgt. Rho]

Didn't they like...try this with CnC4, and fail tremendously?

[n5p29]

they didn't realize this just a web browser game and nothing to do with the story.
even EA already made the mobile version of some cnc games and no one complaints.

[V.Metalic]

I, even, like Rhino/Hammer Tank in RA3 Phone.