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"Awesome game!! One of my favorites!!!", This is one of my first CP games I have ever bought, I still have the same copy from when I bought it back in 2000, this game is so much fun! It's great that you can build and command your own army!! Note: if you buy this game, be sure to buy the Expansion Pack, Yuri's Revenge

"stop reading this and just buy it!", For the other reviewers who complained about the horrid storyline and even worse cutscenes, they were right. But in a way, it did a lot of good for the game. Here's a recap: Albert Einstein invents a time machine to go back in time and kill Hitler (time travel paradox anyone?), so that World War II never happens. Then, America installs a puppet dictator in Russia, who later decides to invade America. Yes...what a story. However, the storyline allowed the game producers to think of the craziest units ever possible. Instead of your plain vanilla Marines and snipers and whatnot, we got soldiers with jet packs, power-suit clad infantry that shoot bolts of electricity, a hero who can mind-control almost anything, giant squids, laser-firing tanks, infantry that teleport instantaneously and erase enemies from time, and hell, there's even a machine that can conjure up a lightning storm at will. The graphics are OK, with a sort of bird's eye (2.5D) view but you'll still be able to easily tell the difference between the myriad of buildings and units. The game is the simplest a strategy game can get, with the only thing you have to worry about is keeping the power up and getting some money to train and build more units. If you're getting into real-time strategy games, this is your gateway. There is a wide selection of maps with different terrain like forests, islands, snow, city, to wage battle with air, land, or sea units!

The campaign is mediocre and pretty boring; nothing much more than infiltration or destroying or defending something. However, you can set up games with computer AI at three different difficulties and do battle with up to 7 other computers. There are 9 different countries, each with their own unique unit, but there are in general two different sides: the Allies and the Soviets. Allies have technology and Soviets have brute strength. Comes with free multiplayer that is still up and running today with servers by other people always up if you want to have a quick skirmish or battle royale with up to 7 other players. The lowdown:

PROS

-unique, crazy units that makes the game fresh and different from other RTS games

-simple gameplay that's easy to learn yet hard to master

-free online multiplayer included (and, yes, a lot of people are still playing online, even 7 years after its release)

-two totally different yet balanced sides that assure the fact a player can only win with skill, not because he has the best units

-the game can run pretty smoothly on any computer

-fast paced; the game brings you right into the action

-the cutscenes use real actors (or otherwise very good CGI for any of the battle scenes)

CONS

-there is not exactly cutting-edge graphics, but it's good enough for anyone, I say.

-a minor gripe is that although all the infantry have different sayings of some sort, all the Allied and Soviet vehicles have the same set of lines. It gets kind of repetitive.

-the game can lend itself to cheapness, not having a build limit. That means a player can easily crush an enemy by building 60 tanks (or, well, a tank rush) as soon as he can afford them.

"Come for the action, stay for the cheese", Just out of curiousity I pulled Red Alert 2 out of mothballs. Especially in light of Generals, does RA2 still hold up? The answer, surprisingly enough, is yes!

The two big attractions for Red Alert 2 are its unique units and its unashamedly B-Grade Movie Acting cheese factor. Firstly - to the units. Because RA2 isn't based on any real-life scenarios (Soviet Union invades America? Please.), this gives the developers creative freedom to create the craziest units imaginable. So we have soldiers with rocket packs (Rocketeers), Tanks that can camouflage themselves (Mirage tanks), and shock troopers that fire lightning bolts (Tesla Troopers). To this very day, the units in Red Alert 2 are still my favourites of all time.

The second big attraction is how RA2 revels in its B-Grade movie roots. It was a huge surprise because so many game developers take the "grim and gritty" route. Red Alert 2 wallows unashamedly in its own cheesiness. It also introduced some very memorable characters. Udo Kier is suitably very creepy (in a cheesy way) as the Pscyhic Yuri. Tanya (played by Kari Wuhrer) - in addition to being a useful unit in the game, she's played with real charm and feistiness. There's Ray Wise as the US President, who's clearly sending up Bill Clinton. And finally, one of my favourite game characters of all time - General Carville, played brilliantly by Barry Corbin. He gets some great lines - one of my favourites is "I'm sick and tired of living in Canada. Get me my office back!". And his delivery really fires you up and makes you want to kick some Soviet [...].

That (to me) is what separates Red Alert 2 from any other game before or since. It flatly refuses to take itself seriously and invites the player to have a lot of fun. The graphics may not be as advanced as Generals, but the gameplay and memorable characters more than make up for it.

"Sheer enjoyment", Just wanted to say that the Amazon review notes the cheesy cut scenes as a negative aspect, where as most people I have talked to, and myself, find the overt and excessive cheesy factor to be highly entertaining.
Overall a fantastic game. Gameplay adds just enough new naunces to give it a unique feel. And what the graphics lack in a technical aspect, they make up for in artistic value, and by really helping build up the atmosphere of outrageous sci-fi/history/comedy mishmash background. While not the most well rounded or ground-breaking games around, it is one of the most fun games I've ever played.

"Great Competitive Online Atmosphere", Electronic Arts gave XWIS (strike-team.net) all of Westwood's old games and the online servers. This has dramatically improved fair gameplay, support, and competition. XWIS offers prizes for top players each month. Great game to be able to get all of this for. Also one of the best RTS sellers of all time.

Read this reviews before You buy...

"A Wonderful RTS and worthy of the Original...", I played this game about 2 years ago and I have to say that it's really a brilliant Real Time Strategy Game. I've been a fan of RTS games since I was 8 years old and "Red Alert" was the firts RTS that I ever played. It was the most memorable one too, so when "Red Alert 2" came out, I was thrilled to re-live my childhood conquests. Well, sorta...

Many years after the War with Stalin, Russia has re-built her mighty army and has invaded the United States of America and Europe. In response to this invasion, The U.S has re-formed it's old alliances with Europe and launched a counter-offensive on the invading forces. In the middle of this epic struggle for World Domination is...you. You can either play as a Commander on the Soviets side or as one on the Allies. So what's your choice? Do you aid the Might Soviet Union in their quest for World Dominance? Or will you help the Allies push back the Russian scum? The storyline is not highly inventive, but is believable and interesting nonetheless. 9/10 for the storyline.

If you're looking for a game with stunning graphics, "Red Alert 2" is not your answer. But it still looks sleek and the units are well defined and recognisable. But the graphics are pretty simple and there aren't too many visual effects, so 7/10 for "Red Alert 2" graphics-wise. In terms of gameplay however, this game is fantastic. The action is fast, furious and realistic and there are plenty of units and features to keep you busy for ages! 10/10 for gameplay. Soundwise the game's good, but I wouldn't say it's anything fantastic. You can hear sound effects and unit speech, but there could be more environmental noises. So "Red Alert 2" gets 7/10 for sound.

There are plenty of units to keep you entertained. From the Allies highly-trained G.I's to their Aircraft Carriers and Chronospheres; and the Soviets Conscripts to their mighty Tanks and Atomic Bombs; the weapons and units will definitely not disappoint you. And the new option of Garrisoning buildings introduces Urban Warfare to the RTS experience. 10/10 for unit variety and features.

In terms of difficulty, "Red Alert 2" can get pretty intense in some spots. I didn't find it quite as hard as the first game, but it was challenging in any case. I recommend those who are just starting RTS play the "Normal" difficulty on this game. But those who are seasoned commanders and generals are obligated to play it on the "Hard" setting. So "Red Alert 2" gets 4/10 for the "Easy" Difficulty, 6/10 for "Normal" and 8/10 for "Hard." So enjoy.

Overall the game is fantastic. It has the option of playing skirmishes too, not to mention a multiplayer option. So it really is a sweet deal. "Red Alert 2" gets 10/10 overall for it's sheer fun-factor, lastabiliy and engaging gameplay. So go ahead, buy it, rent it, borrow it...but please, play it!

"Yuri make's a name for himself", This game has two disc's one is blue that the ally if you put that one in you'll be the American's fighting the Russions. The other is the red disc that's the enemy you can choose to fight against your own country. The Russions tanks are bigger and stronger but not as fast as the American's special agent Tanya for a woman is the baddest U.S. solider she can swim shoot very fast and plant bombs. The Russions dogs are white they are mean looking as well. The Soviet Union have a big nuclear missle silo.

"Best RTS game I've ever played!", I got this game when I bought the Command and Conquer collection,and those were the first command and conquer games I've ever had. This game has brilliant campaigns and brilliant battles. This game deserves 50 stars, but I could only give it 5. Buy it!!!!!

"it helped me get over my breakup", well the tilte is kind of misleading.it played the game months after it.well the real strategy really begins to creep up when u play it in the hardest level.the last level is extremely difficult,so be prepared to give it a day.oh i am talking bout the american side, gives me kind of a high to thump the bad guys.lets see any bad things about the games.first of all cheesy videos.and i don't find anything else bad in this one.

"good game (when lots a casulteis)", played this game online against a freind i was an allied team it was fun if you pick a good map were you can have land and sea battles on it think i broke the record for most units lost(it was a 3 hour game) 5332 for both sides allies are way better than soveits because i only lost 1032 units!!!!!! (most were tanks cause the soveits have stronger armored units) naval battle is also fun cause you have to have naval superioety i had 32 destroyers 9 aegis cruisers and 11 air craft cariors a good game but AI is pridictable (ecuse all my miss spellings)