17 December 2007

By: Alexandru Stanescu, Editor, Gaming Reviews (Consoles)
Command & Conquer Renegade Codes and Glitches (PC)
Edit vehicles and check out the silent run glitch
Command & Conquer: Renegade is a first, and third person shooter computer game developed by Westwood Studios and is part of the Command & Conquer series. It was released on February 26, 2002. Its story takes place during the final days of the First Tiberium War originally depicted in Command & Conquer where the player assumes the role of commando Nick 'Havoc' Parker carrying out various missions assigned to him by his superiors. These missions take him all over the world in various countries and climates, both indoor and outdoor, and his actions greatly affect the current state of the war. ( Wikipedia)CodesEdit VehicleWhile in a vehicle, press ` (the key right above the tab key) to open the command console. Now type "edit vehicle" and click enter. It should give you a list of things you can edit about the vehicle (e.g. Max engine torque. The higher the Torque, the faster the car will go.) Don't set the spring too high - if you get in the car when the spring is too high, the car will shoot up in the sky at start spinning around in space!GlitchesSilent RunThis can work with any character, preferably Stealth Black Hand, but when you want to sneak up on someone somewhat far away and cant normally reach him in time, hold down the crouch button and constantly jump towards wherever you want to go! Jumping is the same speed as running, and while you are crouched, you make no noise at all. Plus when you are Stealth Black Hand, you are invisible unless you get about a foot away from an enemy, but when you are crouched you cannot be seen like you would if you weren't. Use Purchase Terminals outside of buildingsIf you walk to an allied building and go to where a terminal is (on the other side of wall) and press E, you can use the purchase terminal to buy things. This is quicker than going into the building and it is useful for buying refills and buying an engineer character to repair your base or vehicles.Speedy gameplay in this great GDI assault:
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Warning: To Owners of Projection Televisions
Still pictures or images may cause permanent picture-tube damage or mark the phosphor of the CRT. Avoid repeated or extended use of video games on large-screen projection televisions.

Epilepsy Warning

Please read before using this game or allowing your children to use it. Some people are susceptible to epileptic seizures or loss of consciousness when exposed to certain flashing lights or light patterns in everyday life. Such people may have a seizure while watching television images or playing certain video games. This may happen even if the person has no medical history of epilepsy or has never had any epileptic seizures. If you or anyone in your family has ever had symptoms related to epilepsy (seizures or loss of consciousness) when exposed to flashing lights, consult your doctor prior to playing. We advise that parents should monitor the use of video games by their children. If you or your child experience any of the following symptoms: dizziness, blurred vision, eye or muscle twitches, loss of consciousness, disorientation, any involuntary movement or convulsion, while playing a video game, discontinue use IMMEDIATELY and consult your doctor.
Precautions to Take During Use
Do not stand too close to the screen. Sit a good distance away from the screen, as far away as the length of the cable allows. Preferably play the game on a small screen. Avoid playing if you are tired or have not had much sleep. Make sure that the room in which you are playing is well lit. Rest for at least 10 to 15 minutes per hour while playing a video game.

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Default Key Commands

Movement

Move Forward Move Backward Turn Left Turn Right Step Left Step Right Jump Crouch Walk Use Switch/Item/ Console/Ladder Move Up Ladder Move Down Ladder W, UP arrow key S, DOWN arrow key LEFT arrow key RIGHT arrow key A D SPACE C (Crouches while key is pressed) LEFT SHIFT (Walks while key is pressed) E W, UP arrow key S, DOWN arrow key
Tiberium Weapons Mines Beacons Next Weapon Previous Weapon Fire Primary Weapon Secondary Weapon Effect (Zoom, Detonate) Reload Weapon Zoom In Sniper Scope Zoom Out Sniper Scope
0 ENTER, Mouse Wheel Up (apostrophe), Mouse Wheel Down Mouse 1 Mouse 2 R T, Mouse Wheel Up G, Mouse Wheel Down
Help Quick Save Move up in menus Move down in menus Select menu choice Pause Game F1 F6 UP arrow key DOWN arrow key ENTER ESC

Vehicles

Enter/Exit Vehicle Drive Forward (Accelerate) Drive Backward (Decelerate) Turn Left Turn Right E W, UP arrow key S, DOWN arrow key A D

Multiplayer

Team Information Battlefield Information Chat Team Chat Server Info J K F2 F3 L

In-Game Mission Help

Mission Objectives Cycle Through Objectives EVA Data Link EVA Data Link Objectives EVA Data Link Map First/Third Person Mode Screenshot TAB BACKSPACE ESC O M F PRINT SCREEN

Weapons

Handguns Automatic Weapons Sniper Weapons Chemical Weapons Rocket Launchers Grenade Launchers Energy Weapons 7

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Contents
Default Key Commands...2 Electronic Video Agent (EVA) Installation...5 Background....6 Global Defense Initiative...6 Main Menu.....7 Starting A Game...8 Single Player Game....8 Saving Games....8 EVA Data Link....9 Multiplayer Game....9 Westwood Online....9 Options....13 Video Options....14 Sound Options....14 Performance Options...14 Game Interface...16 Heads Up Display (HUD)....16 Weapons.....19 Powerups.....22 Vehicles....23 Credits....25 Customer Services Can We Help You?...29 On-line Services...29 Still stuck? Give us a call...29 Keep up with the latest EA News!...31 24-Hour Hintline - Gameplay Hints and Tips..31 For more information about this and other titles visit Westwood Studios on the web at http:\\westwood.ea.com Note: To establish your link to the Global Defense Network you must install the latest version of the EVA software.

Operation: Silver Sabre successful. Gideon pleased. Noose tightening in Eastern Europe as planned. That was all we received before transmissions were interrupted. The Black Hand seems to be a NEW Elite Special Forces unit within Nod, and has recently been associated with four civilian strikes and two military strikes. They are ruthless, fanatically loyal and headed by an unknown figure. Their tactics fall outside of normal Nod parameters. Civilian casualties in all conflicts to date are 72 percent higher than previously recorded. Nod usually avoids collateral damage in an effort to manipulate the press and to sway the masses but not The Black Hand. The only operative of this group to be detained so far decided that death was a better alternative to interrogation. They are still sifting through the rubble in Bosnia looking for survivors. General Shepard has personally requested that we gather further information on The Black Hands operations. Okay Havoc, now Im going tell you how it really is. Once the Electronic Video Agent (EVA) updates current GDI and Nod resources, structures and weaponry, Ill need you to infiltrate the Communications Center of the Nod base in sector 16-A the co-ordinates will be sent to you via satellite. Once inside, proceed to the communications mainframe and use EVA to download Nods latest transmissions. It is suspected that they are rounding up civilians for some unknown reason and we must find out why. GDI is counting on this information to provide us with a clear picture of Nod operations. I know you, Havoc. I know how you like to do things quick and dirty with a high body count. Please do what youre told for once in your bloody life. This information is critical to GDIs efforts and it wont be any good to us if Nod knows you have it. I need your stealth not your strength this time, Havoc. There will be plenty of opportunities down the road to send some shrapnel into Nod soldiers. Youll be hearing from me along the way, and rememberEVA works both ways. Brigadier General Adam Locke

Main Menu

Once you are linked with EVA you can select the type of game you wish to play or customise the performance of your computers software. SINGLE PLAYER: Play the tutorial, start a new game, load up a previously saved game or return to the Main Menu. MULTIPLAY Play over the Internet through Westwoods free matching INTERNET: service.

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MULTIPLAY (LAN): OPTIONS:
Play over a local area network (LAN).

EVA Data Link

Customise a variety of options in the game, such as defining your key assignments, adjusting graphics settings and fine-tuning audio options. MULTIPLAYER Practise and explore the elements of C&C multiplayer games PRACTICE: before going online. QUIT: Exits the game and returns to the desktop. Note: At any time, while playing the game, you can call up the EVA Data Link or access the menu system by pressing ESC.

Starting A Game

Single Player Game
To play a single player game, click on the SINGLE PLAYER button on the Main Menu. A new menu is displayed with several new options to choose from, including TUTORIAL, CAMPAIGN and LOAD GAME. To return to the Main Menu, click the BACK button at the bottom of the screen. TUTORIAL: Click on this button to start a short tutorial mission where you will learn the basics of how to play Command & Conquer Renegade. CAMPAIGN: Click on this button to begin playing the campaign against the Brotherhood of Nod. LOAD GAME: Click on this button to go to the Load Game screen. From here you can load or delete a saved game. To load a game, simply click the name of your saved game from the list and then click the LOAD button. You can delete a saved game by choosing it from the list and clicking the DELETE button. Note: Saved games with a star rating in the title are one-off missions, try these missions on harder difficulty levels to achieve a better ranking. You cannot progress through the campaign from these saves.
The EVA Data Link provides you with the latest intel on current objectives, weapons, characters, vehicles, buildings and topographical map information as your mission progresses. While playing a mission, press the ESC key to access EVA. The game pauses whenever you access the Data Link or the menu system to adjust game options. Use the mouse (or keyboard) to select a category you would like to examine and pick from the list of topics available. As you uncover data about weapons, characters, vehicles, buildings and new objectives, EVA will be automatically updated. If you find a Data Disc in a level you may uncover additional information about items or objectives you will encounter in future missions. In game, you can review abbreviated information on any objective by pressing the Objective Display key (default key is TAB).

Data Disk

Multiplayer Game
Multiplayer games can be played on a Local Area Network (LAN) or over the Internet. Note: All Internet games go through Westwood Online (for more information, see Westwood Online below).

Saving Games

Command & Conquer Renegade is a big game some of the missions you will be undertaking in Campaign Mode may take several hours to complete therefore it is strongly recommended that you save often while you play. There are several different saves: Auto Saves: Your EVA unit will save your campaign progress after each completed mission. Loading the Autosave file will allow you to start at the beginning of the furthest mission you have reached. Quick Saves: To save your progress during a mission, you can use the Quick Save function of your EVA unit: just press F6 at any point to make a save. You can then load the game from this exact position. Bear in mind that there are only two Quick Save slots available to you, so saving a third will overwrite your first, and so on. Manual Saves: You can make Manual Saves at any time, but unlike Quick Saves you are not restricted to two. Access your EVA by pressing ESC, then click the SAVE GAME button at the bottom of the screen. Type in a brief description of your current position, then click SAVE GAME again.

people that get ranked together as one unit. This ranking can be viewed on the Rankings screen. MY INFORMATION: Click this button on the sidebar menu to set your nickname and preferred server. Typically, servers are geographically organised, so you might see an Asia server and a USA server. You can move freely around the available servers, but remember that you are likely to have a better connection to players on your local server. You can also check the Auto Login option if you dont wish to input your password every time you login to Westwood Online. NETWORK STATUS: Click this button on the sidebar menu to view the Westwood Online network status information page.
Troubleshooting Internet Problems
To play an Internet game you must have an Internet connection (through a modem dial-up connection or other direct Internet connection).

General Problems

If you have a modem dial-up connection to the Internet, ideally you should dial up prior to launching the game. Windows does have a dial-on-demand setting but we have found that this method is not as reliable as dialling ahead of time.
Internet Game Loses Connection
If you find that your connection seems to time out after playing or chatting in the lobbies for a while, make sure that your dial-up connection is not set to time out after a period of inactivity. Windows seems to regard the use of the keyboard as more significant than active network traffic. The exact place to look for this option varies among Windows 98/2000/ME/XP and can also depend on which Web browser you have installed, but generally can be found either in the dial-up network properties or in the Internet Options control panel.
Navigating Westwood Online Game Options
HOST GAME: Click this button to create a new game. You can specify the number of players, a password to enter the game (leave this blank if you want to create a game that anyone can join) and various other game options. JOIN GAME: To join a game, select the game in the game listing window and click on the JOIN button. IN-GAME CHATTING: Command & Conquer Renegade allows you to easily communicate during a game. To send messages during a game press the ALL chat button (default key is F2) or the TEAM chat button (default key is F3), type in your message and press ENTER to send.
Internet Performance Issues
Players with slow Internet connections may experience lag. Lowering all of the detail settings for the game may help but check Westwood Online support pages for more up to date information.

Power On

Power Off
Refinery: The Refinery provides a large portion of your bases economy. A trickle of funds is constantly provided by Tiberium in the silos. A Harvester is also provided and automatically harvests Tiberium from the nearest field. When a Harvester returns to the refinery, the money earned is divided equally between all members of the associated side. Note: The Harvester is free and will be replaced for free as long as the Refinery and Airstrip/Weapons Factory are functional. When the Refinery is destroyed, no more money can be earned via harvesting. Players can earn additional money by picking up C&C crates.

Options

If the C&C map does not contain a Refinery, funding will be simulated. GDI Barracks/Hand of Nod: These are advanced infantry producing buildings. As long as they are present on the map and not destroyed, the player will be able to change to any high level character class/rank that he can afford. All players start as the base level soldier. To change your character class, access any PT in any friendly building. There are four ranks (Enlisted, Officer, Special Forces and Boss) and four classes (Minigunner, Heavy Weapons, Specialists and Engineers). Each character has an associated weapons set, armour and health. GDI Weapons Factory/Nod Airstrip: These are vehicle-producing buildings. As long as they are present on the map and not destroyed, the player will be able to produce vehicles. To buy a vehicle, access any PT in any friendly building. The vehicle will arrive at the appropriate building within a short time. Note: Be prepared to pick up your vehicle right after it is purchased. You can customise your EVA interface by clicking the OPTIONS button on the Main Menu. The Options menu allows you to customise a variety of aspects of Command & Conquer Renegade. CONTROLS: Define a wide range of keyboard settings such as: Basic movement Weapon and Attack keys Look and Use keys Communications CONFIGURATION: Make adjustments to video options, audio options and fine-tune the game to match your system. MOVIES: View any movie sequences previously seen while playing the games. CREDITS: View the list of people who created Command & Conquer Renegade.

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MULTIPLAY: Adjust the settings used when playing multiplayer games.

Expert Mode

Performance Options

Here you can adjust the look of the game via the Detail slider. If you want to have more control over the games visuals, you can click the EXPERT MODE button. Detail: This slider determines the general look of the game. You can adjust it between lowest and highest quality, or you can click on EXPERT MODE and customise your settings. If you have a high-end machine with a fast graphics card, you should choose the highest detail setting. If the game seems to be running slowly, you should set the slider to the middle or lowest detail setting. The lower the quality setting, the faster the game will run.

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Game Interface

Heads Up Display (HUD)

The HUD is your link to important information. EVA is in constant contact with you, supplying you with important updates and useful information. Everything you need to know about your health, armour, weapon, ammo count, objective information and more is displayed on the HUD. Objective Direction
EVA Messages Primary Mission Objective: Find and free the Civilians and GDI soldiers from the Nod Holding Pen. Open the Detention Center gate by accessing the nearby control panel. Indicator
Name: Displays the name of the object being targeted. Affiliation: Displays the team affiliation: GDI, Nod or Neutral. Health: Displays the health of the object being targeted. Targeting Brackets: Indicates the aggressive state of the target. Enemies are displayed in Red, Allies in Green and Neutrals in White. Aiming Reticle: Indicates if you are locked on a target and where you will shoot. The outer indicator turns Red for a lock, Green for no lock, White for an obstructed shot and Yellow for weapon reloading. The centre indicator is where the shot will hit. Radar Soldiers/Personnel Vehicle/Mobile object Stationary object/ Structure Objectives/ Specials Blips Circle Triangle Square Star Team Affiliation Nod GDI Civilian/Neutral Primary Objective Secondary Objective Colour Red Gold White Green Blue

EVA Objective Reference

Aiming Reticule

Powerup

Direction Indicator

Health

Ammo Count

Clip Count

Ammo Count: Displays the current amount of ammo in the clip. Clip Count: Displays the total number of rounds the player is carrying. Weapon: Displays the current weapon icon and weapon name. Vehicle Position: Displays your position in the vehicle. There are three positions: Driver, Gunner and Passenger. The order in which you are placed inside is always the driver first, then the gunner and then, if there is still space available, passengers. The driver controls the vehicle movement. The gunner controls the weapon on the vehicle. If there is no gunner present inside the vehicle, the driver assumes control of the weapon also. A passenger is just along for the ride. To enter/exit a vehicle at any time press the Use key (default key is E). Health Count: When you take damage, the indicator flashes briefly and displays your health. As your health reaches dangerous levels it will flash and stay on. Ammo Count: When you shoot, the ammo count indicator flashes briefly, displaying the remaining number of bullets left in the clip. EVA Objectives: As you receive new objectives, the objective display is updated with a visual icon of that target/objective. Your current objective always appears in this area. To cycle through the images of your objectives, use the cycle objectives key (default key is BACKSPACE). Make special note of the colour around the objective
Armour Weapon or Vehicle Position Indicator Affiliation Targeting
Keycards Once acquired they allow you access to certain buildings and areas on the map
Here is a breakdown of the HUD elements: Radar: On the radar display you see various blips. The shape and colour of the blip indicates what type of target/objective it is (see table on p.17). Keycards: There are three levels of keycards in the game: Green, Yellow and Red. Health: Shows your current health level. Armour: Shows your current armour level. Direction Indicator: Displays the direction you are facing.

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image: green is a primary objective and blue is a secondary objective. You must complete all primary objectives in order to complete the mission. Secondary objectives are optional but can provide you with additional bonuses when completed (such as information, supplies, vehicles and reinforcements). Objective Direction Indicator: As you pursue the current objective, the distance to the target is displayed underneath the image, along with the directional indicator that points in the direction of the target. It should be noted that the distance to the target is direct and the actual path to the objective may require some manoeuvring to get there. EVA Messages: Any messages that Primary Mission Objective: Find and free the Civilians and you receive will be displayed briefly GDI soldiers from the Nod Holding Pen. Open the Detention in this area.

Picking up items: When you pick up an item, EVA will flash an icon of the item, which will slowly fade away. If you pick up more than one item they stack along the side of the screen. Any item you pick up automatically goes into your inventory. If you are full of the item, it remains on the ground. A list of items you can pick up is listed in the Powerups section. Interacting with the environment: As you move around the environment you can interact with various items. You can call lifts, use consoles to obtain information (which is stored in your EVA Data Link), activate switches and interact with a buildings MCTs. In multiplayer mode you can also interact with the PTs. To use any of these items, just approach it and press the Use key (default key is E).
Sniper Rifle Chemical Sprayer Rocket Launcher Grenade Launcher Personal Ion Cannon Silenced Pistol Auto Rifle

Laser Chaingun*

The Falcon is The Raptor is the standard issue the standard silenced pistol. infantry automatic assault rifle. Chaingun The Locust rocket launcher fires standard missiles. Ramjet Rifle * The Venom chemical sprayer releases gaseous clouds in addition to liquid sprays of volatile Tiberium. Good antipersonnel weapon. The Pierce sniper rifle with scope fires armour-piercing shells. The Condor is a belt-fed machine gun with a high rate of fire. Burst fire offers better accuracy. Shotgun* The Hawkeye Flame Thrower ramjet rifle with scope fires jetpropelled shells. Good antimaterial weapon. The Dragonfly is an anti-personnel flame-thrower. The Firefly is a laser powered portable obelisk module. Mass Driver* The Vulture shotgun is very effective for close range. * Multiplayer only weapons. 8 9
The Merlin The Tarantula is The Kestral Personal Ion a chain-driven grenade launcher Cannon is a highly portable microfires explosive destructive obelisk module portable weapon. that provides high shell types. impact in a small Laser Rifle package. Volt Auto Rifle
The Black Widow Volt Auto Rifle is a deadly energy weapon. Repair Gun*

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The Gizmo The Scorpion Repair Gun is used Mass Driver is a for quick repairs in good anti-vehicle the battlefield. It can repair vehicles weapon. and base defences quickly and effectively. It also disarms C4 and beacons.
Remote C4 Ion Cannon Tiberian Auto The Hair-Trigger Beacon Rifle Remote C4 is The Godsend The Mantis fires used primarily Ion Cannon Tiberium against structures. Beacon is used to cartridges good call an Ion Cannon at close range. strike from orbit. Proximity C4* The Feather C4 Tiberium Proximity Mine is Flechette Gun* good against a The Talon fires variety of mobile Nuclear Strike Tiberium shards targets. Beacon in either single The Retribution shot or burst Nuclear Strike mode. Beacon is used as a targeting device Timed C4* for nuclear missile The Tick-Tock strikes timed C4 allows you to drop down precision explosives.

Humm-Vee

Medium Tank

Mammoth Tank

Management
Executive Producers: Daniel Cermak, Louis Castle Sr. Producer: Sean Decker Associate Producers: Joseph Selinske, Robert Powers

Artists

Lead Artists: Eric Kearns (Levels, Buildings, Light Mapping), Elie Arabian (Characters, Vehicles, Weapons, Animations, In-game Cinematics), Joseph Black (Levels, Buildings, Light Mapping) Artists: Pat Jenkins (Levels, Buildings, Special Effects), Beau Anderson (Characters, Animations), Anthony Han (Vehicles, Weapons, Characters), Tom Szakolczay (Weapons, Characters), Matt Cooley (Levels, Buildings), Brad Garneau (Levels, Characters), Richard Vargas (Menus, HUD, Items, Box Art Support), Kort Vordhal (Mo-Cap, Characters, Vehicles) Concept Art: Tom Szakolczay, Anthony Han, Gary Freeman, Richard Vargas Additional Art: Dan Lyons

Programming

Light Tank APC Stealth Tank Flame Tank Technical Directors: Colin McLaughlan, Steve Wetherill Lead Programmers: Greg Hjelstrom (3D Engine, Physics, Tools), Byon Garrabrant (Game Engine, Game Logic and AI) Programmers: Tom Spencer-Smith (Networking / Multiplayer Lead), Patrick Smith (AI, Tools, Sound, Networking), Ian Leslie (3D Programming, Tools), Jani Penttinen (Lead 3D Optimisation Specialist), Denzil E. Long, Jr. (Online Functionality), Steve Tall (General Programming) Westwood Online: Greg Underwood (Westwood Online Lead), Demetrius Comes (Database Architect), Brian Hayes (General Programming) Install Programming: Maria del Mar McCready Legg, Ian Leslie Additional Programming: Naty Hoffman, Hector Yee Additional Westwood Online Development: Jeffery Brown (Technical Management). Matt Campbell (General Programming), Brian Cleveland (General Programming), Chris Huybregts (General Programming)
Audio Director: Paul S. Mudra In-Game Sound Effects: Zak Belica Additional In-Game Sound Effects: Michael Mancini, Paul S. Mudra, Dwight Okahara, Wave Group Sound, Inc. Original Music Score: Frank Klepacki

Manual

Content: Joseph Selinske, Amy Farris US Layout: Creative Dynamics, Inc.

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Online Services
Director: Nick Hormozian Online Team: Milo Ballan, Doug Radmacher, Joan Perry

Voice Over Cast

Havoc: Wally Wingert General Adam Locke: David Lodge EVA: Kia Huntzinger Dr. Sydney Mobius: Leigh Allyn Baker Sakura: Mari Weiss Dr. Ignatio Mobius: Rene Auberjonois Kane: Joseph D. Kucan General Gideon Raveshaw: Rodger Bumpas Gunner of the Dead-6: Andre Sogliuzzo Dr. Elena Petrova: Lori Tritel Mendoza: Gregg Berger Nod PA: Finley Bolton Additional Voices: Sean Donnellan, Eric Gooch, Quinton Flynn, Neil Ross, Sherman Howard, Phil Tanzini, Marcello Tubert, Terrence Walker, Aaron Cohen, William Dean ONeil, Chris Rubyor, Frank Klepacki, Cliff Hicks, Ted Morris, Michael Shelling, Kevin Quattro, Jordan Robbins, Gwen Castaldi, Thilo Huebner, David Washburn, Eric Kearns, Chuck Carter

Marketing

VP of Marketing: Laura Miele Product Manager: Mike Bell Marketing Director: Aaron Cohen Public Relations: Amy Farris, Michael Shelling Online Director: Ted Morris Community Manager: Cliff Hicks Graphic Art: Victoria Hart, Jordan Robins, Greg Casey, Dave Lamoreaux

Localisation France

Territory Localisation Manager: Christine Jean Translation Co-ordinator: Nathalie Duret Translation: Around the Word LT Co-ordinator: Lionel Berrodier Language Testers: Emmanuel Delva, Samy Benromdhane, Bruno Bocquin, Hamdi Ben Alaya
MIS Director: Kurt Oehlschlaeger MIS Staff: Tom Andrulis, Justin Bloom, Jared Hunsaker, Rick Nelson, William Owsley

Customer Service

CS Director: Boyd Beasley CS Tech Lead: Tim Hempel CS Representatives: Daniel Beahn, Michelle Davis Staff & Policy Co-ordinator: Mary Smith

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Recording Studio: Lotus Rose, Paris Voices: Nathalie Homs, Bruno Magne, Evelyne Granjean, Martine Guillaud, Maike, Pierre-Alain de Garrigue, Brigitte Guedg, Eric Peter, Jacques Albaret, Marc Bretonnires, Bruno Choel, Bernard de Mory, Nathalie Spitzer, Martial Leminoux, Gilbert Levy, Olivier Jankovick, Philippe Roullier, Grard Dessalles, Franoise Cadol.
Marketing Manager: Michel Kim Product Manager: Bryan Roh

Localisation Taiwan

Project Manager: Christine Kong Localisation Manager: Jerry Lee Localisation Engineer: Maxwell Peng, Ivy Wu Translations: Edward Hsu, Rita Peng Tester: Maxwell Peng Product Manager: Brenda Fu Product & Manual Design: Wenny Liu
Customer Services Can We Help You?
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On-line Services

Westwood Studios Support website: http://westwood.ea.com/ From the Westwood Studios front page click the SUPPORT button for Technical Support information. This site includes an extensive Quick Solutions guide in an easy question and answer format, and the latest update files and FAQ information are also available for download. The Westwood Studios Support website also includes details of the various Westwood E-mail Support services on offer. The Electronic Arts UK website also offers Technical Support information and FAQs for Command & Conquer Renegade. Point your Internet browser to http://www.uk.ea.com/ and from the front page click the TECH SUPPORT button. This site also has information of how to contact us via our E-mail Support service. Email Warranty queries: uk-warranty@ea.com Lost your manual? Disc scratched? Email us here. Please do not send technical queries to this address. FTP sites: ftp.ea.com and ftp.ea-europe.com Our FTP sites contain the latest patches and updates, as well as movie clips and demos for selected games. The European site is recommended if you have problems downloading files from the USA.

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Notice
ELECTRONIC ARTS RESERVES THE RIGHT TO MAKE IMPROVEMENTS TO THE PRODUCT DESCRIBED IN THIS MANUAL AT ANY TIME AND WITHOUT NOTICE. THIS MANUAL, AND THE SOFTWARE DESCRIBED IN THIS MANUAL, IS UNDER COPYRIGHT. ALL RIGHTS ARE RESERVED. NO PART OF THIS MANUAL OR THE DESCRIBED SOFTWARE MAY BE COPIED, REPRODUCED, TRANSLATED OR REDUCED TO ANY ELECTRONIC MEDIUM OR MACHINE-READABLE FORM WITHOUT THE PRIOR WRITTEN CONSENT OF ELECTRONIC ARTS LIMITED, PO BOX 181, CHERTSEY, KT16 0YL, ENGLAND. ELECTRONIC ARTS MAKES NO WARRANTIES, CONDITIONS OR REPRESENTATIONS EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, WITH RESPECT TO THIS MANUAL, ITS QUALITY, MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR ANY PARTICULAR PURPOSE. THIS MANUAL IS PROVIDED AS IS. ELECTRONIC ARTS MAKES CERTAIN LIMITED WARRANTIES WITH RESPECT TO THE SOFTWARE AND THE MEDIA FOR THE SOFTWARE. IN NO EVENT SHALL ELECTRONIC ARTS BE LIABLE FOR ANY SPECIAL, INDIRECT OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES. THESE TERMS AND CONDITIONS DO NOT AFFECT OR PREJUDICE THE STATUTORY RIGHTS OF A PURCHASER IN ANY CASE WHERE A PURCHASER IS A CONSUMER ACQUIRING GOODS OTHERWISE THAN IN THE COURSE OF A BUSINESS.

Limited Warranty

Electronic Arts warrants to the original purchaser of this computer software product that the recording media on which the software programs are recorded will be free from defects in materials and workmanship for 12 months from the date of purchase. During such period defective media will be replaced if the original product is returned to Electronic Arts at the address at the rear of this document, together with a dated proof of purchase, a statement describing the defects, the faulty media and your return address. This warranty is in addition to, and does not affect your statutory rights in any way. This warranty does not apply to the software program themselves, which are provided as is, nor does it apply to media which has been subject to misuse, damage or excessive wear.