Command & Conquer (a.k.a. Command & Conquer: Tiberian Dawn or simply C&C/C&C1; the game is also often unofficially called Command & Conquer 64 for the Nintendo 64 port) is a 1995 real-time strategy video game produced by Westwood Studios for MS-DOS and released internationally by Virgin Interactive. It was the first of twelve games to date to be released under the title Command & Conquer; six subsequent titles having since continued the story set as sequels with one acting as a prequel, along with the production of several spin-off games. Met with universal acclaim by consumers and critics, Command & Conquer was released for seven separate platforms along with becoming the initiator of the Command & Conquer franchise, and today generally is considered as the title which originally defined and popularized the modern real-time strategy genre.
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The full DOS game, with a bunch of small tweaks and bug fixes.
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I love how this includes the Nintendo 64 Special Ops missions.
Well, you know, I was the one who extracted and converted those. Might as well include them in this.
Have you done a dos version of RA1 and Dune 2000 thats pre patch and stuff im new to dos and struggleing with patches im intending running them on DOSBox Pure
There's never been a DOS version of Dune 2000... it's a Windows game.
do you know how to run this if you dont have a CD Rom drive? if i try and us dos box it just tells me it cant fid the CD. If i try and run the setup file, it tells me my PC cant run it (i saw in the instructions to run it from your CD ROM drive path, but i dont have on
Setup file? What are you talking about? This pack has a launch file (0 Launch Command and Conquer.bat) that you just need to double-click to run it.
If you want to know how to involve actual CD-ROM drives, then consult the DOSBox manual. But this pack needs no such thing.
Will these changes/fixes that you made cause any issues when playing multiplayer with clients that are just running the stock game?