Followers of the Command & Conquer series' long-running story will finally get some closure next year. Electronic Arts has announced that Command & Conquer 4: Tiberian Twilight will bring the series to a close come March 2010.

OS 3.1.2 went live for iPhones earlier this week, now users will no longer have to worry about their iPhones not waking up from sleep., as well as other bugs found from the previous update. Now that iPhones are wideawake and ready to go, why not check out the week's games?

EA Mobile is at it again. After announcing iPhone Rock Band yesterday, the developers have today revealed, via their Twitter page, that a scaled down version of Command & Conquer Red Alert will be coming to the Apple App Store later this month.

Around a month ago, the ESRB broke word of Command & Conquer Red Alert 3: Commander's Challenge for PS3 and Xbox 360. While it did raise some hopes that the Uprising expansion would be made available to console gamers, an official announcement from Electronic Arts has confirmed that only the Commander's Challenge mode will be making the jump.

Electronic Arts is all ready to head to Germany for the GamesCom event next week. Would you like to know what they're bringing with them to the showcase hall? We've got the complete and official list right here, and they're promising top titles on the show. Check out their list in the full article.

Command & Conquer 4 may be PC-only, but it looks like Electronic Arts may have some C&C goodness in store for console gamers as well. A listing for a PS3 and Xbox 360 title called Command & Conquer Red Alert 3: Commander's Challenge has recently popped up on the ESRB website.

Command, conquer, and keep it connected. That's one of the biggest issues facing EA right now when it comes to Command & Conquer 4. Apparently, you gotta keep your internet on 24/7 so the single player mode will function properly. Yes, you read that right - single player needs constant connection so EA will be able to track everything for their "player progression" feature.

The press release for Command & Conquer 4 has finally caught up to the very early announcement from Electronic Arts' UK PR team. Maybe the PR team is caught in some weird time phenomena, dooming them to forever live one day ahead of the rest of humanity. Cool. More details about the game are in the full article.

Whoops! It looks like Electronic Arts's UK PR team has made a goof, announcing on Twitter that Command & Conquer 4 is now in development. While Twitter announcements have become more and more common these days, this particular one included a link to the supposed press release, which actually doesn't seem to exist yet.

Electronic Arts brought along with them not only games for the consoles, but also for the iPhone and iPod Touch to E3 2009. One said game is Command & Conquer, which, up until this point, has never really been showcased on Apple's mobile platform.