Command & Conquer 3 continues its outpour of narrative with Kane's Wrath, a follow up to Tiberium Wars where you help the Nod prophet Kane rebuild his empire in an attempt to control the Tiberium spread across Earth. Landing on console also, how does the RTS genre stand-up under the TV as opposed to the desktop? And can you sit there and take the over-the-top dialogue and live-action narrative?

Head into our review to find out what we thought of the game's foray onto Xbox 360, and be sure to check out all available media on our Command and Conquer 3: Kane's Wrath game page.

You aren't paying full price for the game.

On the subject of RTS to console ports, supreme commander was recently ported to xbox 360.

I've been wondering how the console could handle it really, they would have to have tweaked it an awful lot or else it wouldn't have been very playable on 360 hardware.