Name: Command & Conquer
Alternate name: Command & Conquer: Tiberian Dawn (Working title), Command & Conquer Teil 1: Der Tiberiumkonflikt (German title), C&C (Informal Title); Command & Conquer Red Alert: Counterstrike; Red Alert: The Aftermath; Command & Conquer: Tiberian Sun; Command & Conquer
Characteristics: Real Time Strategy
Publishers: Westwood Studios, Virgin Interactive, Sega, Virgin, Nintendo, Virgin Games, EA, Westwood, Virgin Interactive Entertainment, Nindendo, Acclaim Japan
Developers: Westwood Studios, Westwood, Looking Glass Studios
Original/port composer: Frank Klepacki (Dos)
Platforms:
PlayStation - United States
Sega Saturn - United States
Macintosh
PC Dos (1995) - Europe
PC Dos (31 Aug 1995)
Sega Saturn (1996) - Europe
Sega Saturn (25 Apr 1997) - Japan
PlayStation (16 Apr 1998) - Japan
Nintendo 64 (28 Jun 1999)
PlayStation (07 Jul 2000) - Europe
PC Windows (15 Sep 2000) - Europe

Music info

Released: 31 Aug 2001
Format: Digital audio (WAV / Redbook Audio / MP3)
Composer of these tunes: Scott Peeples
Source / Archiver / Ripper: OverClocked ReMix
Music type: Arranged/Remixed tunes
Archived process: Available free on OCRemix
Num of tunes: 1
Play time: 4:46

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ProwlRedux (4:46) [arr. by Scott Peeples]

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52145-99011

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Dos

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Record created/updated: 13. February 2003.
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