Instead of posting up every first look preview for Tiberium, here is a list of them that were all released around the same time. Take a look:
So if you have the time, be sure to read up on all the previews to get all the latest info on Tiberium.
GameSpot:
Longtime C&C fans will also be interested to hear that Tiberium will also delve into the lore of the franchise like few games before it. For instance, the roots of the GDI and its rival, the evil Brotherhood of Nod, will apparently be explored for the first time. Read more...
GameSpy:
At this point, Tiberium has plenty of promise as a squad-based FPS. It's got a wealth of backstory thanks to its place within the expansive Command & Conquer universe. It's got a combination of C&C's visual aesthetic and pretty Unreal Engine 3 graphics, as well as what looks like a degree of full-body awareness. Read more...
1UP
Unfortunately, we haven't seen any Tiberium multiplayer yet, though EA tells us that it will allow up to eight players per battle, and that it will feature many of the same elements that comprise the single-player game -- taking tiberium, conquering landing zones, and commanding up to four squads against other players. Read more...
Games Radar
Quickly snapping off commands looked fun but very basic and similar to what you’ve seen in other squad-based shooters. You’ll only be handing out orders to have your squads move to where you’re aiming. Once there, the AI takes over and will take cover and attack depending on the situation. Read more...
GameReplays
For controlling your army, the developers put into operation a special management map called BCU (Battle Control Uplink) like in the Battlefield series. If your hero is dead, it doesn`t mean that the match is over; you will respawn after some time while the opponent grabs spikes on the map. Same with squads which will be deployed in a drop zone for free (transporter can`t be destroyed). Read more...
Longtime C&C fans will also be interested to hear that Tiberium will also delve into the lore of the franchise like few games before it. For instance, the roots of the GDI and its rival, the evil Brotherhood of Nod, will apparently be explored for the first time. Read more...
GameSpy:
At this point, Tiberium has plenty of promise as a squad-based FPS. It's got a wealth of backstory thanks to its place within the expansive Command & Conquer universe. It's got a combination of C&C's visual aesthetic and pretty Unreal Engine 3 graphics, as well as what looks like a degree of full-body awareness. Read more...
1UP
Unfortunately, we haven't seen any Tiberium multiplayer yet, though EA tells us that it will allow up to eight players per battle, and that it will feature many of the same elements that comprise the single-player game -- taking tiberium, conquering landing zones, and commanding up to four squads against other players. Read more...
Games Radar
Quickly snapping off commands looked fun but very basic and similar to what you’ve seen in other squad-based shooters. You’ll only be handing out orders to have your squads move to where you’re aiming. Once there, the AI takes over and will take cover and attack depending on the situation. Read more...
GameReplays
For controlling your army, the developers put into operation a special management map called BCU (Battle Control Uplink) like in the Battlefield series. If your hero is dead, it doesn`t mean that the match is over; you will respawn after some time while the opponent grabs spikes on the map. Same with squads which will be deployed in a drop zone for free (transporter can`t be destroyed). Read more...
So if you have the time, be sure to read up on all the previews to get all the latest info on Tiberium.
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