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How to DownloadNow that we have the links on where these files are kept back in 2008 all we need to do is visit the Wayback Machine Archive and search for a working copy of the game installer by using the original links mentioned above. RED ALERT 1 ALLIED DISC (500mb) - Asia Mirror.RED ALERT 1 ALLIED DISC (500mb) - Europe Mirror.RED ALERT 1 ALLIED DISC (500mb) - North America Mirror.RED ALERT 1 SOVIET DISC (500mb) - Asia Mirror.RED ALERT 1 SOVIET DISC (500mb) - Europe Mirror.

RED ALERT 1 SOVIET DISC (500mb) - North America Mirror.

TNTTS will not include a downloadable copy for now since there are some greedy peeps that are hitting us with DMCA craps. The instructions below should show you how you can still acquire the installers. You can still grab their original download links the moment when you view the archived page's source code on Wayback Machine. If you do, you'll notice they had the 6 links on the bottom part of their page where it directs you on where you can get THE SOVIET DISC and THE ALLIED DISC. You may still find some working links on web archives such as Wayback Machine. TNTTS was able to get a screenshot of what their content looked like at the time of free Command & Conquer: Red Alert. Besides, this game is not going to run on other Operating Systems higher than Windows 98 without you doing some craps on your end. Thus, unlike Einstein in this game, we don't need a time machine to travel back in time to grab our own free copies of this superb game. They did it for free! Although the offer was just for a limited time, quite a number of auto archive pages all over the the internet was able to save the EA Games' original contents. Where to DownloadBack in August 31st, 2008 EA Games provided some download links for Command & Conquer: Red Alert on their official website.

Be advised that this article was written for educational purposes only and no intention to harm the owners/publishers of this cool game. Guess what!? Command & Conquer: Red Alert!Īlthough this article contain links where readers may get their copies of the Windows 95 version of Command & Conquer: Red Alert, these are all external sources. Those were the days of Xennials and their 32GB hard disk drives alongside 800 x 600 monitors - and. In the early decades of gaming civilization there was no high end graphics crap.