The developers rebuilt the multiplayer modes to meet modern expectations. The sidebar within both titles has an improved layout that minimizes scrolling. Tiberian Dawn also has an upgraded sidebar inspired by Red Alert. Most of these come from the community suggesting upgrades that came with the original Red Alert be brought to Tiberian Dawn. There are also some gameplay enhancements in Tiberian Dawn that weren't in the original game. The developers highlight the upscaled full-motion videos that are part of the game's campaign. It also has remastered music and upscaled videos within the campaign. Though, the mode that lets you switch to the classic graphics is not available in multiplayer mode. You can play with either the original game's graphics within the collection or switch to its new 4K assets. As you'd expect from a modern remaster, there are large visual upgrades. The team behind the Command & Conquer Remastered Collection went through quite a bit of effort to make keep the games in line with the original titles, but there are some changes when compared to the original. How is it different from the original games? This decision was made as a result of conversations between the developers and EA. The TiberianDawn.dll and RedAlert.dll source code are being released, allowing the community to go wild with modding the games. In a blog post, the developers announced that Command and Conquer Remastered will support modding. Command & Conquer Remastered supports modding The council includes modders and people from the Command & Conquer community. The developers created a community council that regularly communicated with the developer team about the collection. In addition to several people from the original games working on the Command & Conquer Remastered Collection, the developers worked with the community from the early days of the collection's development.

The Command & Conquer Remastered Collection will be released through EA.

Petroglyph Games partnered with Lemon Sky Studios to bring the old games into 4K. Several people from the original Westwood Studios team are now part of Petroglyph Games, which is the studio behind the Command & Conquer Remastered Collection. With Westwood Studios a distant memory, another set of studios had to take on the task of remastering Command & Conquer.

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