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1. Origin command and conquer tiberian sun windows 10 update#
2. Origin command and conquer tiberian sun windows 10 upgrade#

Red Alert 2 worked out of the box for me, but a friend of mine with the Win10 UPGRADE (which causes loads of issues, mind you) had to use a fairly simple workaround that I found online. Tiberium Sun and Red Alert 2 both render fine for me, but Tiberian Sun had stability issues before I ran as an admin.

Origin command and conquer tiberian sun windows 10 update#

That said, it probably would be nice if they made an update to flag compatibility mode by default (as many GOG games do), and I'll probably try to pass this on later in any way possible (and no, I have nothing to do with EA, but their support is awesome and it's worth a shot). The only real issues were the cutscenes, which needed pixel doubling desperately as they were meant for interlaced monitors and DOSBox can emulate that much better. Windows 7 had loads of issues, my Windows 8.1 and 10 computers actually had a much easier time with the classics. $20 is a great price for a lazy bundle of code that doesn't work. C&C Renegade flat out doesn't work and Tiberium Sun and Red Alert IIhave UI issues (with parts of the game not being properly initialized), and Tiberium Dawn and Red Alert I, do not work.Īdding insult to injury, since orgin is a flaming pile of burning ♥♥♥♥, you are unable to utilize online fixes as orgin manages the game launch - the first decade at least doesn't have this issue and properly works (ironic since it was release far earlier than the C&C bundle). On Win 10 - albeit my Win 10 laptop uses integrated graphics intel 5500 (still way more powerful then should be needed). That's it.įirstly, are you running Win 10? Win 7 and 8 don't have many issues because the original games were really well made and can natively run on 7 and 8 (with minor issues -and 7 and 8 were more compatible to older Windows than Win 10)- which doesn't change the fact that EA is immensely lazy for not adding proper support modern hardware and modern OS (its insane that you need to run some of the games in compatibility mode at all, if a collection of final fantasy games was released, you wouldn't expect to have to run it through compatibility mode) Tiberian Sun just needs to be run in Win98 compatibility mode as an administrator, from my experience, while for some reason you need to launch Generals: Zero Hour before the main game (and run both in WinXP SP3 mode to fix performance). The Origin collection is great, though! It all works fine after a few VERY minor workarounds, and $20 is dirt-cheap for what you get (considering how even at the sale price it gives you all of the Steam C&C games and then some). Most of it doesn't work out of the box on a modern OS (like win10) and it also is locked to Origin as a DRM form - which wouldn't matter except that it breaks most of the online fixes that would have worked for the First Decade bundle. Just for the record, don't bother with origin, the C&C collection is terrible.