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A year after revealing the remaster of Command & Conquer, EA has updated fans on how the project from Petroglyph Games and Lemon Sky Studios is going, including the first teaser of the strategy game's return.
We also know that the remaster will feature the same classic 2D style you remember, and EA clarifies that this is not a remake, hence why authenticity is important. Lemon Sky has "re-concepted, re-modeled, and re-animated every gameplay asset from scratch" though, lining them up frame-by-frame with the original visuals.
That said, you can switch between Legacy and Remastered graphical options in the campaign, all in real-time. At one moment you could be playing in 320 x 200, before moving to 3840 x 2160, and you can see this in action here. You'll also have the ability to zoom the camera, to get an even better look.
Did you play the original?
"The experience still holds up and it comes with pretty much everything that a C&C fan could possibly want."
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