The titles' graphics have been much improved over the original and Tib Sun. The detail is particularly impressive and new to the series is the 1024x768 resolution. This adds a great deal to the clarity of the game and lets users with ninja machines go to town. The game features units that animate well and move with a smoothness almost unrivalled in the genre. Marvel as tanks shoot, dogs run and cars crash.
Naval units look especially cool, firing volleys of long-range missile across the open seas.
The structures, too, look much better than any other Westwood offering from the genre, brimming with little animations and such. At the end of the day, when you've completed the dozen missions for each side, there is still plenty of goodness to go around. You could take on the CPU's artificial intelligence scripting or perhaps challenge players from Swaziland. Multiplayer is made all the more impressive with the inclusion of team specific units, such as nuclear suicide trucks, super-harrier jets and snipers. You can play an assortment of modes, the most notable of which is Global Domination.