C&C, RA, Tiberien Sun + Exp all for free.

[Teleros]

Oh, man, playing that was an experience. Remember how it was also before you could do anything resembling group selecting, so you could only select up to a grand total of FOUR units by double-clicking it or some shit like?

I think it was shift+click, but no right-clicking to move / attack etc - it all had to be via clicking the buttons (I think it had hotkeys at least). And pavement to build your buildings besides, no fixed defences... oh the joys .

Anyway, thanks for the heads up over the download, I've been playing the TS:Firestorm GDI campaign on and off for the last few days and enjoying it still .

And as for Hell March... I think I prefer RA2's version, although the RA1 version is a close second. The RA3 one... yeah whatever. Mind you, I try to pretend most of the stuff in RA3 doesn't exist and just stick to RA1 & RA2 .

[Marko Dash]

Once downloaded and mounted, do they still work with TibEd?

[Teleros]

I don't see why not. Go get XCC Mixer & good old Notepad though if you want to do some more complex modding.

[lance]

I can't get it to install.

I am using ISODisk, I creat the image, so the computer has a virtual disc in the computer folder. I click ob it opening up a folder, I then click on autorun or automenu. When I'm click on autorun it takes me to a screen that says command and conquer: red alert and it speaks "welcome to westwood". I click on proceed which goes "Ding, Ding" and takes me to the menu.

I then click on Install Red Alert, and I get NTVDM.EXE has stopped working. A problem caused the program to stop working correctly. Windows will clos ethe program and notify you if a solution is available.

[Stark]

So use DT like everyone else? RA works fine (except the 16vit installer but RAmanager gets around that).

[Lord Relvenous]

I can't get it to install.

I am using ISODisk, I creat the image, so the computer has a virtual disc in the computer folder. I click ob it opening up a folder, I then click on autorun or automenu. When I'm click on autorun it takes me to a screen that says command and conquer: red alert and it speaks "welcome to westwood". I click on proceed which goes "Ding, Ding" and takes me to the menu.

I then click on Install Red Alert, and I get NTVDM.EXE has stopped working. A problem caused the program to stop working correctly. Windows will clos ethe program and notify you if a solution is available.

Follow the installation instructions on the site. I was having the same problem, but that fixed it for me. It's probably because you haven't turned on Windows 95 compatibility.