Command & Conquer (Tiberian Dawn) Tips

Notes on EA Play, So Far... (Codeweavers Crossover, Mac OS)

     So now, within Steam, there exists the option to subscribe to the
subscription service known as EA Play. What comes with the
subscription? Access to a library of games by electronic arts on Steam,
these include a number of games, both older and more recent, which you
can download and play on Steam. Is this a compatibility nightmare for
Mac OS Users? Not entirely, and the games I have tested have worked out
so well thus far. I don't run Steam in this case directly out of Mac
OS, but I do run it through Codeweavers Crossover, an emulator for Windows Operating Systems that runs a virtual windows machine on Mac OS.

      From there, I Installed a Steam App within the virtual machine emulated with
Crossover for testing some of these results. I have made a complete
video guide on how to setup Steam in Codeweavers Crossover,
which you can take a look at for reference. Starting this weekend, I
took a look at a number of games I acquired earlier through Origin to
see how well they ran on Steam through Codeweavers Crossover, and here
are the results.

Command & Conquer : Tiberian Dawn

     The father of the Command & Conquer series sadly is not currently
working on EA Play. However, you can play the game in modern high and
standard resolutions along with the original Red Alert in the Remastered
Collection, which I have a guide for getting started. So far, the
remastered collection works well for the original game, later renamed
Tiberian Dawn, along with the original Red Alert. So I recommend
checking out my video guide for the Remastered Collection, and maybe catch the Collection of the original two Command & Conquer games on Steam for cheap if you get the chance.

The following is an excerpt from Radio Kaos Blog 
The original article is found here