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Command & Conquer: Generals is a real-time strategy video game developed by EA Pacific and released in 2003. The game takes place in an entirely separate continuity that is completely unrelated to the Red Alert universe or the Tiberium universe. It is the first Command & Conquer RTS game to use 3D graphics in-game. Later that year, it was expanded with Zero Hour. 1 Universe 2 Gameplay 3. Command and Conquer Generals is a sequel to the Commands and Conquer Generals 2, which is free to play the game simply known as the Command and Conquer. The game was released for Microsoft Windows and Mac OS in 2003 and 2004 respectively. The game is similar to the Actproton, Adventure and Strategy Games of the Modern Era.

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A new chapter in the Command & Conquer universe, set somewhere in the 2020s, pits three sides for global domination: the United States of America, the People's Republic of China and the Global Liberation Army (GLA). Generals features real world (renamed or slightly altered) weapons combined with quasi-high-tech ones, new control schemes and a fast-paced multiplayer. It is the first game in the Command & Conquer series not to include FMV or pre-rendered cutscenes between missions. (MobyGames)

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Also included on the page is the expansion pack Zero Hour, released in 2005.

Downloads 1 & 2 are the parts of a zipped archive of an image of the C&C Generals game DVD (v. 1.0 )

Download 3 is a NoDVD for C&C Generals 1.0 only. Mounting the NoDVD image will allow you to play the game. This NoDVD only works with v. 1.0.

Download 4 contains the official updater of C&C Generals to v. 1.0.3 which is the latest PPC-only version.

Download 5 contains a NoDVD replacement copy of the C&C Generals application for v. 1.0.3

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Download 6 is a zipped archive of an image of the Zero Hour expansion DVD (v. 1.0)

Download 7 contains a NoDVD replacement copy of the Zero Hour application for v. 1.0

Download 8 contains the official updater of Zero Hour to v. 1.0.1 which is the latest PPC-only version.

Download 9 contains a NoDVD replacement copy of the Zero Hour application for v. 1.0.1

Most likely you will want to jump straight to the Universal Binary versions of the game and expansion. In that case, you only need DLs 1,2, 6, to install the original v. 1.0 of both the game and expansion before proceeding as follows:

Download 10 is an official update for Command and Conquer: Generals and the Zero Hour expansion. It will fully update any previous version of Generals to 1.0.4 and Zero Hour to 1.0.2 and adds native Intel support to make them Universal Binaries.

Download 11 contains NoDVD replacement copies of the C&C Generals 1.0.4 and Zero Hour 1.0.2 applications.

GameRanger support: 1.0.4
GameRanger crossplay: No.

The Deluxe Edition for Intel Macs and requiring Mac OS X 10.9.5 can be purchased from Aspyr via the Mac App Store.

See also:
Command & Conquer
Command & Conquer 3: Tiberium Wars
Command & Conquer: Red Alert 3

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Architecture: PPC

Mac OS X 10.2.6 (Mac OS X 10.3.9 after the Universal Binary update)
256 MB RAM
1.6 GB hard drive space
ATI Radeon 7500/nVidia GeForce 2 or better
32 MB VRAM

There are more realistic and imaginative strategy games available, ones far more demanding of a tactical mind and others that offer up an historical challenge whether it be ancient or contemporary. But when it comes to whittling down the hours in the pursuit of pure fun, very few strategy games have been as easygoing or as enjoyable to play as the Command & Conquer series. For all its overt and senseless stereotyping, those that could stomach the all-too-current backdrop of its faux Desert Storm setting found the same enjoyment in C&C: Generals, the most recent offspring in the near decade-old series.

Picking up from where last year's episode left off, Zero Hour dishes out three mini campaigns for each of the three warring sides. Unsurprisingly. EA has again sexed up current affairs with the USA ferrying humanitarian aid and hunting weapons of mass destruction (which in this game are easy to find), the Chinese fighting terrorist armies, while those opting to command the GLA must regroup and harass their two enemies with sneak attacks and biological weapons.

The levels themselves have moved away from the predominantly Middle Eastern desert locales of the first game and include North Africa, the Mediterranean islands and Western Europe, and while the main campaigns are brief they are no less spectacular than you would expect. Spruced up with in-engine cut-scenes, the game is a feast for the senses with explosions that fill the screen, hordes of troops and tanks that pack the maps and the typical C&C soundtrack of industrial dirge that sets the mood perfectly.

Challenge Tanks

To bolster what would otherwise be a thin expansion, EA has introduced a new single-player mode called Challenge; for all intents and purposes a homage to Street Fighter that has you, as your choice of general, taking on eight other generals one at a time as you attempt to become the mother of all battlefield commanders. Each general is an expert in a particular field, with bonuses and special units available depending on their skills. For example, play as Chinese General Kwai - an expert in armoured warfare - and you can build tanks cheaply and earn powerful bonus abilities, his weakness being that he can't recruit artillery units and aircraft are expensive. Go up against US General Alexander - a specialist in base defence, whose inability to build tanks is offset by EMP missiles and cheaper Particle Cannons - and you've got yourself an interesting battle.

Helix Menace

While the new strategies work well, the Al still makes some corking blunders; units often get caught up crossing bridges, while enemy generals always seem to rely on the same routes to attack you time and time again. Saying that, your troops are more coordinated than they appeared last time around so there are improvements.

Of course this wouldn't be much of an expansion pack without some new units and EA has introduced plenty of upgrades and fresh reinforcements for each side. These include GLA combat bikes that tear across the maps at breakneck speed, Chinese Helix helicopters that can transport the massive Overlord tanks across the map and drop napalm bombs and, for the US, the Microwave tank that can reheat a chicken biryani in under five seconds - and reduce enemy buildings to rubble as a happy aside. Add in a couple of new General Abilities and new buildings, like the Chinese Internet Centre, and you have a hefty package that puts most add-ons to shame.