| | Command and Conquer: The Covert Ops review for the PC |
 | | Anybody who was a fan of the original C&C (OK, so who wasn't?) will love the fact that Westwood has tacked on another 15 scenarios, ten brand-new network-play maps, and seven more background music tracks to one of the hottest war games in the history of computer gaming. |
 | | In Covert Ops, that element is replaced by a stage selection menu, with which you can jump to any scenario you choose and complete them in the order of your liking. |
 | | And even though Covert Ops doesn't give you any new gadgets to fool around with, few things in this world rival the feeling you get after canceling a strike mission with a good old-fashioned blast from the orbiting ion cannon. |
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