A) Seth B) Mark Sheppard C) Joe Bostic D) Nadia
A) Africa B) North America C) Asia D) Europe
A) For initiating a rogue operation against the US military B) For losing the Ion Cannon C) For collaborating with GDI D) For failing to secure the Temple of Nod
A) South Africa B) The United States C) Europe D) Northern Africa
A) The Brandenburg Gate B) The Leaning Tower of Pisa C) The Eiffel Tower D) The White House
A) The cancelled third game B) Yuri's Revenge C) Allies D) Soviet
A) Tiberium B) Gold C) Oil D) Uranium
A) The Monolith Monsters B) Forbidden Planet C) Invasion of the Body Snatchers D) The Day the Earth Stood Still
A) Louis Castle B) Frank Klepacki C) Brett Sperry D) Joe Bostic
A) World War II B) Cold War C) Gulf War D) Vietnam War
A) Apple's desktop navigation B) Arcade joystick input C) Dune II controls D) Windows 95
A) Brett Sperry B) Kucan C) Louis Castle D) Eric Alan Martin
A) Red Alert 3 B) Kane's Wrath C) Tiberian Incursion D) Tiberian Dawn
A) Hand-drawing pixel art from scratch B) Manipulating digitized photographs of real world terrain C) Using satellite imagery from NASA D) 3D modeling software
A) Historical feudal Japan B) Space exploration C) Post-apocalyptic wasteland D) High fantasy
A) 1990 B) 1999 C) 2000 D) 1995
A) Germany B) Bosnia C) Italy D) Poland
A) Kane B) James Solomon C) Mark Jamison Sheppard D) Ignatio Mobius
A) Organic matter B) Water C) Radioactive isotopes D) Precious metals
A) Global anti-terrorist organization B) Religious cult C) Mining corporation D) Environmental protection agency
A) Africa B) North America C) Asia D) Europe
A) Ignatio Mobius B) Kane C) James Solomon D) Mark Jamison Sheppard
A) Kraków B) Gdańsk C) Białystok D) Warsaw
A) Nuclear missile B) Ion Cannon C) Orbital laser D) Tiberium bomb
A) Sarajevo B) Rome C) Berlin D) Białystok
A) Dr. James Solomon B) Dr. Kane C) Dr. Ignatio Mobius D) Dr. Mark Sheppard
A) Mark Jamison Sheppard B) Kane C) James Solomon D) Ignatio Mobius
A) European Union B) United Nations C) Brotherhood of Nod D) World Peacekeeping Council
A) Electronic Arts B) Looking Glass Studios C) Blizzard Entertainment D) Westwood Studios
A) Warcraft B) The Covert Operations C) SimCity D) Dune II
A) Looking Glass Studios B) Westwood Studios C) Electronic Arts D) Sega
A) Harvester B) Mobile Construction Vehicle C) Barracks D) Refinery
A) Superior firepower and armour B) Unconventional tactics C) Stealth technology D) Numerical superiority and speed
A) The base immediately explodes B) Production slows and defensive weapons stop working C) Units move faster D) Tiberium collection doubles
A) Tiberian Sun B) Firestorm C) Red Alert D) The Covert Operations
A) Up to four B) Up to sixteen C) Up to eight D) Up to two
A) They were replaced with static images B) They were removed entirely without replacement C) They were rendered in 3D D) They were dubbed in multiple languages
A) 10 million B) 30 million C) 50 million D) 3 million
A) Command & Conquer: Remastered B) Command & Conquer: Platinum C) Command & Conquer: Gold D) Command & Conquer: 95th Anniversary
A) SVGA visuals B) 4K resolution C) Ray tracing D) 3D graphics
A) June 29, 1999 B) June 5, 2000 C) June 29, 1998 D) July 29, 1999
A) 2007 B) 2006 C) 2008 D) 2009
A) 25 B) 10 C) 15 D) 20
A) A secret level featuring aliens B) A playable developer unit C) A dinosaur mini-campaign D) An alternate ending
A) Cooperative base building B) Single-player story mode C) Online multiplayer D) Historical documentary
A) Westwood Studios B) Virgin Interactive C) Petroglyph Games D) Electronic Arts
A) June 29, 1999 B) June 5, 2020 C) May 5, 2020 D) June 5, 2019
A) Nintendo GameCube B) Dreamcast C) Sega Genesis D) 3DO Interactive Multiplayer
A) 500,000 B) 200,000 C) 1 million D) 1.7 million
A) Chris Hudak B) Bob Strauss C) Peter Smith D) Martin E. Cirulis
A) Next Generation B) Sega Saturn Magazine C) Game Informer D) Electronic Gaming Monthly
A) It was completely omitted B) It lacked a lobby system C) It was too laggy D) It only supported two players
A) Mouse support B) FMV cutscenes C) Base building D) Soundtrack
A) Additional missions B) Higher resolution C) Multiplayer support D) Better graphics
A) Aaron Boulding B) Next Generation C) James Bottorff D) Erik Reppen
A) 1996 B) 1995 C) 2009 D) 2002
A) 48th B) 49th C) 7th D) 100th
A) Mark Walker B) Dan Adams C) Mallinson D) Bruce Geryk
A) Not ranked B) Seventh most addictive game C) Fiftieth most addictive game D) Most addictive game of all time
A) GNU General Public License B) Apache License 2.0 C) MIT License D) Creative Commons Attribution
A) Vanilla-Conquer B) Tiberian Dawn Port C) C&C Open Source Project D) Red Alert Remastered
A) June 2020 B) November 2009 C) February 2025 D) January 1996
A) Computer Gaming World B) GameSpot C) PC Magazine D) IGN |