Command and Conquer 3 for Xbox 360 - developer interview

Command and Conquer 3 for Xbox 360 – developer interview

We talk exclusively to Raj Joshi, producer of Command and Conquer 3 for Xbox 360 from EA, about how the Xbox 360 version of the new Command and Conquer RTS is coming along. We discover what lessons they have learnt from the first Xbox 360 RTS, The Battle for Middle Earth II and find out what is going to be the same in the Xbox 360 version of Tiberium Wars (Command and Conquer 3’s subtitle) as on the PC and what is going to be different. Why does he believe the Xbox 360 is a great home for RTS and Command and Conquer 3 and why didn’t they enable you to play console versus PC. All this and more is revealed in our Command and Conquer 3 interview in the free Xbox 360 magazine. Click here to read the Command and Conquer 3 for Xbox 360 – developer interview! Command and Conquer 3 for Xbox 360 – developer interview
A staple of the PC Real Time Strategy scene for over a decade, Command & Conquer is imminently coming to Xbox 360 with bells on. We met up with Producer Raj Joshi to find out what we can all expect... Command & Conquer has been going for 11 years, including numerous spin-offs. What makes this number three?
Part of it is because it is the core storyline. Some C&C fans like the fact that the Command & Conquer universe is actually kind of split, but now we are getting back to the core storyline. The gameplay is along the lines of Red Alert, but it is kind of weird because console players don’t necessarily have an understanding of what the legacy might be. We’re tied to the past but we’re looking to the future. Click here to read the rest of the Command and Conquer 3 for Xbox 360 exclusive interview now! 360Zine is a full, free to download magazine dedicated to Xbox 360 gaming. This issue includes over 30 pages of games, all written by UK games journalists. This month we have a huge previews of two of the most hotly anticipated games of the year: GTA 4 and Fable 2, an exclusive interview with Command and Conquer developer Raj Joshi and news of the new Xbox Elite. In reviews, we've played and rated the top new releases, including Virtua Tennis 3, Earth Defence Force 2017, Elder Scrolls: The Shivering Isles and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. There's also an Xbox 360 Community section for readers to get involved with. There's loads more too, and it's all enhanced with video and multimedia. Simply click to download and you will get the complete magazine. You might also be interested in the Command and Conquer 3 review (PC version) in issue 4 of PCGZine and the original Command and Conquer 3 preview (PC version) in issue 3 of PCGZine.