The missions as stated are enjoyable and the final mission was a real challenge though it did not start out that way. It took some careful strategy and a few attempts before I was able to complete the task, but after doing so, I was happy to have my strategy pay off. I would have liked to have seen more missions with the Scrin as they show up briefly in the game, but I am sure fans of not seen the last of them.
The acting in the game is solid and it was nice to see Natasha Henstridge of the “Species” films as well as Carl Lumbly of Alias join the series as they really added well to the story as does the always good Joe Kucan who plays Kane.
Graphically the game shines as the 3D graphics and the ability to zoom in on a unit is almost as much fun as watching the tracks and damage units create on the landscapes as they travel. The only real issue I had with the game other than the escort problem I mentioned above was path finding, as units still got jammed up, and a few times I had to remove one of my own buildings so harvesters would not spin in place and would take their precious cargo to my refinery so I could have the ever important funds to press on the fight.
Multiplay also shines in the game as players match up via the online service in the game and as a bonus, can now play some of the rogue factions in the game. Aside from playing Scrin, Nod, or G.D.I. options such as Steel Talons and various rogue factions are playable online. In all, despite some glitches, the game shines, and continues the great legacy of Command and Conquer in style.
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