As
for sound formats, your basic stereo; no EAX or A3Dv2 here,
just plain old stereo. It’s a pity, as surround sound would
have worked quite well in TS and actually added a unique feature
to an otherwise un-original feeling game.
The
hardest review I have had to do in a long time, constantly wanting
to put down how much TS rocked, I realised this only came from
feelings I had gained through its hype and not actually how
the game played. Gameplay is good and it is a flavoured game,
which you WILL want to play through and completion. However
the fact is it’s nothing original and doesn’t meet up to the
hype, meaning it can get boring. It has shortcomings all over
the place and should have been scrapped a long time ago and
re-started.
Instead
of looking at TS for the hype it was given, when you come to
play it try and look at it against other C&C clones to see what
you think. I’m a realist so I see a game that hasn’t beat its
competitors and needed more work or scrapping completely. This
leaves the trail wide open for TA2 and the sequel to Tiberium
Sun itself, this time we hope Westwood does what ID Software
would do and develops an engine ahead of it’s time so that when
the game finally arrives, it’s not so outdated.
by
Mark Jackson
Rating
(out of 10):
Graphics - 7.5
Sound - 9
Gameplay - 8.5
Originality
- 7.5
Overall - 8.5 (85%)
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