Now do it for Earth and Beyond.
this post was submitted on 27 Feb 2025
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Its was the first EA purchase I have made in more than 9 years. It felt weird doing it. I wonder if this will change OpenRA
Open source renegade!
No need, EA licensed it out to the RenegadeX team a few years ago, and since it's UE3 it works great on modern hardware.
They've been working on an adaptation of Renegade to Tiberian Sun and it looks sick as hell
Well, shit. Good for them! This is a long way from [insert reference to That Reddit Thread here].
Westwood studios games were my entire childhood
Kane lives!
Very rare W for EA.
God I wish EA had never bought Westwood. They used to make bangers. That was the start of enshittification. We knew it was shitty back then and it never really stopped being shit. 30 years later EA pretends to be good by releasing source. Kind of meaningless.
Or Maxis.
:( don't remind me
If they really wanted to redeem themselves, they should public domain it, allowing anyone to make new Command and Conquer games.
They can turn it around except hell would freeze over before that.
I dunno. Whoever is in charge of Westwood IP these days isn't completely fucking it up. The remaster team was in contact with the community through development and by and large listened to the feedback. The remaster was good as a result. Releasing the source means the possibility of a modern enhancements ala OpenRA.
Of course none of this redeems them for RA3 or C&C 4
I still want a remaster of the Generals series
RA3 brought us Soviet Russian Tim Curry. Nothing has to be redeemed, fight me.
Proper open source, GPLv3
Say whuuut? 👀
Good guy EA.
Weirdest sentence I've ever written lmao
I feel dirty upvoting you
never thought I'd see the day....