"While there's a certain obnoxiousness in its total refusal to innovate," said Alec Meer in his 8/10 review of Tiberium Wars in 2007, "in a lot of ways it's exactly the right real-time strategy game at exactly the right time.
More specifically, four C&C titles now have backward-compatibility support, starting with 2007's Command & Conquer 3: Tiberium Wars and its standalone expansion, Kane's Wrath, which arrived on Xbox 360 the following year. Microsoft has unveiled its latest round of backward-compatibility offerings on Xbox One, and there's a whole lot of real-time strategy courtesy of Command & Conquer.
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