Wow, you haven't played Borderlands 3? Well, I think you'll like it once you do play it. I thought it was the best of them all. Although, the prequel wasn't really bad, but it I seem to recall that it was significantly shorter. I can't seem to recall Borderlands 2 very well. I didn't think the first game was all that impressive, but I seem to remember my appeal for the series grew w/ each newer game in the series. I have the GOTY Enhanced version on Steam, I think it's pretty much the same as what you're talking about. I just don't think I've played that version of the game yet. I have Borderlands 4 on my wish list. It debuted on Steam at 50% off and is now 55% off there or elsewhere, but I have my eyes set on something else. Still, it's good to know that the Switch got another good port. I've only played the game once and I did so as Roland. What about you?

LOL Yeah, I got a little ahead of myself some how. Now it all makes sense. Thanks for the correction. I haven't played BL3 yet either and it did debut at 50% off on Steam and is still on sale, I believe.

I pre-ordered this and have played it, so I have some input. $20 for this as a starting price is AMAZING! It's hard to believe it's so cheap. It contains remixed music and even new tracks. The original soundtrack for the game was completely awesome, in my opinion! The updated graphics are the most obvious feature of the remaster. An interesting thing to note is how easy it is to switch between original vs. remaster graphics. Just press the SPACE bar! After you finish a mission, you'll also unlock some bonus material such as videos that show the actors in front of a green screen. I don't see much value in that, though. One thing I love is the fact that you can change the difficulty from easy to normal to hard. Also, remember when you finished a mission and the map would give you maybe 1-3 different places to go to for the next mission? This could cause one play through to be different than another and it may cause the player to lose out on something (like a mission or full-motion video). However, this remastered version unlocks all next missions and you can select them from the main menu. So, finish a mission, it'll tell you the places you can go next, head back to the main menu, and select the mission you want to do. You can do one of them to progress or all of them.

To be clear, this contains C&C, Red Alert, and their expansions (like Covert Operations). It does not cover Tiberian Sun and later games, though I really hope this one is successful enough to encourage EA to remaster those newer games as well. I'd love to see Tiberian Sun and Red Alert 2 (including expansions) get this remastered treatment. They can be difficult to run on modern computers.

One of my earliest memories of the game is of a strategy I found in the earliest version of the game. You could use sandbags to trap your enemy in their base and keep them away from your's. Vehicles could not run over sandbags. Sadly, to me, this "strategy" was patched out even before the "Gold" Windows 95 edition was released. I'm quite sure I played the DOS version originally.

Bottom line: If you enjoyed C&C back in the day, you should totally get this and check it out!

I said, "starting price," meaning the price of the game at launch before any sales. So, I mean that $20 isn't a discounted price, it launched at that price, which I think is pretty amazing for a game, these days. And, as I said in my comment, I believe that it's totally worth it! It's possible it will go on sale during the Steam Summer Sale, but I don't expect it to be heavily discounted any time soon.

I see how my comment was confusing, my apologies. Although, there is a special, much more expensive edition at limitedrungames.com (https://limitedrungames.com/products/command-and-conquer-remastered-special-edition?_pos=1&_sid=afe61ff44&_ss=r).

I'm so jealous! It is very tempting!

Wow!

Excellent!

A bit of a detailed look: https://youtu.be/dI0Vo3HwqoQ