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[[quoteblock]]HamAndCheese: Goes a long way towards describing the acting in the \'\'Red Alert\'\' series.[[/quoteblock]]

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[[quoteblock]]HamAndCheese: Goes a long way towards describing the acting in the \\\'\\\'Red Alert\\\'\\\' series.[[/quoteblock]]

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[[quoteblock]]Generally [[HamAndCheese ham-acted]] and somewhat \'\'\'over-the-top\'\'\', from this point on, the \'\'Red Alert\'\' series gradually starts to embrace camp more and more with each new installation and/or expansion pack.[[/quoteblock]]

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[[quoteblock]]Generally [[HamAndCheese ham-acted]] and somewhat \\\'\\\'\\\'over-the-top\\\'\\\'\\\', from this point on, the \\\'\\\'Red Alert\\\'\\\' series gradually starts to embrace camp more and more with each new installation and/or expansion pack.[[/quoteblock]]

[001] MarqFJA

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I own a copy of the original \'\'Red Alert\'\' classic, have finished both campaigns multiple times, and have watched each and every mission-related cinematic sequence. At no point does the storyline go into HamAndCheese territory. Zip, nada. Realistic wartime tension and intigrue dominate the game\'s FMVs.

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I own a copy of the original \\\'\\\'Red Alert\\\'\\\' classic, have finished both campaigns multiple times, and have watched each and every mission-related cinematic sequence. At no point does the storyline go into HamAndCheese territory. Zip, nada. Realistic wartime tensions and shadowy intrigue are in full dominance, just like the classic \\\'\\\'Command & Conquer\\\'\\\'.

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