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Features
- Improvements to the CommandStick interface first pioneered in Command & Conquer 3 Kanes Wrath, with controls designed for PS3 gamers.
- Fight your way through three campaigns solo, or via human or AI co-op in missions designed from the ground for co-op play.
- Command & Conquers trademark live-action videos return in HD, with over 60 minutes of footage featuring the largest cast in the history of the Command & Conquer franchise.
- Explore new naval warfare functionality as you gain strategic advantages by controlling resources on the seas and mounting three-pronged attacks from all directions.
- The deadly Empire of the Rising Sun is a technological terror, with futuristic units that can transform into alternate forms, and they specialize in naval warfare.
Description
The desperate leadership of a doomed Soviet Union travels back in time to change history and restore the glory of Mother Russia. The time travel mission goes awry, creating an alternate timeline where technology has followed an entirely different evolution, a new superpower has been thrust on to the world stage, and World War III is raging. The Empire of the Rising Sun has risen in the East, making World War III a three-way struggle between the Soviets, the Allies, and the Empire with armies fielding powerful over-the-top weapons and technologies like tesla coils, Kirov war blimps, massive samurai robots, armored bears, dolphins with sonic weapons, floating island fortresses, and transforming tanks. Updated for the PS3 with new features, content and enhanced graphics all presented in stunning HD Blu-ray.
Computer Platform: PlayStation 3
Global Trade Identification Number: 03
UPC: 014633190403
Compatible Video Game Console Models: Sony PlayStation 3
Release date: March 23, 2009
Product Dimensions: 5.22 x 0.6 x 6.71 inches; 3.84 ounces
Type of item: Video Game
Rated: Teen
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Item Weight: 3.84 ounces
Manufacturer: Electronic Arts
Date First Available: November 6, 2008
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I got this game because just a few weeks before EA was offering Red Alert 2 and Yuri's Revenge for free on Origin, and I wanted more. RA2 grabbed me by the throat and thrust me deep into a strategy-packed mania, and I wanted to go further and actually purchase the sequel. So, does Red Alert 3 live up to the standards set by its predecessor? The answer is mostly "yes", however I still feel that Red Alert 2 is the one that set the bar and has a good reason for being the successful iteration that it was and still is. But Red Alert 3 is able to carry on that feeling of a fun tongue-in-cheek fictional war strategy game that the series is known for. The fact that it's on PlayStation 3 does not bother me one bit, though that may be because I favor the PS3 and consoles in general to playing games on PC. So what does Red Alert 3 on PS3 have? Well, it's pretty much a port of the game which originally came out on PC and Xbox 360, and I have to say I was skeptical to get a RTS game on a console because of its interface that has been traditionally built for PC systems. However I am one who likes to break tradition at times, and my gamble paid off since the controls are very well suited to the controller. Bringing up the build menu is easy since it uses the trigger button, and the items are sorted out in a wheel fashion as opposed to the regular bar on a PC. This allows me to build up my units and structures with a smooth flick of my fingers. I would like to mention that there have been times I played this game and I went completely fluid with my process of base-building and unit training. Once I got all the controls down (thanks in no small part to the well-crafted tutorial), I was blazing through battles like a true strategy game commander. I'm no stranger to strategy games either, having played StarCraft and Age of Empires back in my day. The Command & Conquer series was one I had unfortunately missed out on, but thanks to the Red Alert games and the time I spent watching my cousin playing Generals, I have developed a new-found interest in the C&C series. Speaking of Generals, RA3 continues the style set by that game of having a fully 3-D strategy environment. While I have grown up with fixed isometric strategy games, this new direction is a great way for the genre to continue forward. It also helps that it shows off its rather gorgeous graphics, which are vibrant and colorful and appropriate for its often cheesy tone. The water effects are simply the best I've seen in a strategy game, and the PS3 runs everything very well with little to no slowdown. The only graphical problems occur when there are a lot of units on screen and chaos is taking over. It's also the reason that each player is limited to 50 units max, and one of the few actual problems with the console versions. Though I give this game 5 stars, it's not without its faults. The biggest issue with me is the population limit, but that can also force the player to be more strategic with their forces. It's a double-edged sword, and I feel that 50 is still too small and perhaps 100 would have been better. Another issue that I hear people talking about is the lack of keyboard and mouse support. I personally have no problem with this, since I seem to be able to grasp the PS3 controller interface well enough for my own good. I've even beat a brutal-level opponent using smart tactics I learned from other players, and I was able to execute them on the controller with ease after a few skirmish rounds. Another very minor issue for me is the way the cutscenes present the women. Don't get me wrong, I love sexy women in short skirts and midriffs, but I would like to have seen some women who can also cover up and look professional. Red Alert 2 had a balance between women who wore revealing outfits and women who dressed neatly. If RA3 had done that I would have enjoyed its modern sitting even more, but what we have here is not going to hurt much. I know I may have wrote quite a bit about the negative aspects of this game, but in truth they are very minor and easy to dismiss once I'm in strategy command mode. I forgot to mention the extras, which include making-of videos and unit profiles and even a soundtrack menu. I love the music in this game, with its mix of metal like we hear in the classic "Hell March" to the more subtle tunes in the some of the gameplay stages. There are also extra maps on the PS3 version, and I even downloaded a free map pack from the PSN store to ensure my RA3 plays continue for a long time. In short, I love Red Alert 3 on the PS3. Perhaps what I liked most about it is that it's one of the few RTS games to release on the system, and it brings the classic feel with from the old days with a new coat of paint (read: graphics). It also removed my doubts of such a game being playable on the system. People who dislike this game I feel are either stuck in the past and cannot move forward or just unwilling to accept the fact that an RTS can be good on a system like the PS3. It's fun, it's engrossing when you really get into it, and it's definitely worth my purchase.
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It’s a good game but EA built it with a glitch. The sound cuts out randomly…it’s frustrating. If you save, then quit and reload the game, it comes back. And only about 25-30 missions…fun though.
Reviewed in the United States on April 9, 2025 by Nicole and Jonny
I loved this game series on PC but when I switched to Mac years ago, I quit playing it. I got excited that it was available for PS3 and bought it. Great graphics, cool all around stuff in this game. BUT, it kicks my butt. I'm sad to say that I handed over the controls to my 9 year old and he promptly figured it out. Guess it's time to face the facts that middle aged men can't play games like they used to. My sons love the game. I'll try again soon, but need to work up the courage to face humiliation... Those dang controls on the PS3 controller are just a little more complicated than what I remember from my keyboard and mouse. I'll get the hang of it! It looks to be worth it!
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