August 31st...........

Yes it has been one month earlier at the time i post this thread. I don't think anyone would recall that date but do you know that at exactly August 31st 1995, there was a legendary RTS game made a big hit in the gaming industry? Its name is Command & Conquer. 12 years.......
Now to celebrate the day, EA Games has given us a chance to experience that good old memory once again FOR FREE!!!! Yes, the Gold Edition of the original Command & Conquer is now available for FREE download at the main website of Command & Conquer. Should anyone needs confirmation of this surprisingly news, visit the Intel Central of Command & Conquer (http://www.commandandconquer.com/intel/default.aspx?id=61#NewsMain). From there you can also get the link to download the two ISO files of this classic RTS game.

Also please be NOTICED:
*This is a totally legal copy of Command & Conquer Gold Edition and is officially provided by EA Games themselves. So don't be afraid to download this game and playing through the whole of it.
*EA Games did provide you the two ISO files but they didn't guide you how to use them to install the game. You should need a program to use the files as the virtual CDs so please visit this website (http://www.alcohol-soft.com/) and download one for you. Just in case you don't know how to deal with these ISO files.
*Please READ THE INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE YOU INSTALL THE GAME to know how to get this Windows 95 compatible version of Command & Conquer run on your computer. Also, XP and Vista compatibilities are fully supported by EA Games.

For those who don't have the patience to read the whole thing, here is the link to get......
C&C GDI ISO (http://largedownloads.ea.com/pub/misc/c_c/GDI95.iso)
C&C Nod ISO (http://largedownloads.ea.com/pub/misc/c_c/NOD95.iso)
And The installation instructions document (http://files.ea.com/downloads/eagames/cc/tiberium/Anniversary/CCGOLD_XP_INSTALL.doc)

So this is how it all began..... The very very first Tiberium War.........