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Posted on Friday, August 31, 2007 by | Comments No Comments yet


FROM THE ANNOUNCEMENT:

Thanks largely to the efforts of our loyal fans who continue to sustain and grow the Command & Conquer community, Command & Conquer has become a legendary franchise, and it’s time to celebrate its birth once again.

In order to give back to the fans for over 12 years of devotion, we’re putting together a 12th Anniversary celebration during the month of September. However, as any Command & Conquer fan knows, the true party starts today, August 31st, which marks 12 years since Command & Conquer Gold launched way back in 1995.

To kick the celebration off, today we have a special surprise which we are certain new and old Command & Conquer fans will enjoy. We are providing the original Command & Conquer Gold as a free download, compatible for Windows XP! This is the same version included with the collectors pack Command & Conquer: The First Decade, and is now available for you to download for free!

PLEASE NOTE BEFORE DOWNLOAD:

We are providing the ISO image of C&C GOLD for both the GDI and Nod discs. In order for C&C GOLD to run on Windows XP, you will need to burn the ISO image onto a CD with a CD Burner and any “CD Burning Software” such as Nero or Alcohol. There are also a few extra steps in order to make C&C GOLD run on Windows XP after you burn it to CD. Please click the link below for the exact instructions after you download both files!

CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD C&C GOLD GDI ISO

CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD C&C GOLD Nod ISO

CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD C&C GOLD INSTALL INSTRUCTIONS

During the month of September, keep your eyes on www.commandandconquer.com, as we plan to celebrate and remember 12 years of Command & Conquer in a number of different ways.

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