The Dune universe first came to PC in Cryo’s modest 1992 adventure game, however it’s undoubtedly Westwood Studios’ 1993 masterpiece, Dune II, for which the universe is best remembered on PC.

Before there was Total War, Command & Conquer, or StarCraft, there was Dune 2. Developed by Westwood Studios in 1992 and originally released for MS-DOS (though most people remember the Genesis ...

Dune 2 is available to play for free through web browsers. The open-source version of the Westwood Studios title has been ported to HTML 5 for fans to play online. Originally published by Virgin ...

1992's Dune II: Battle For Arrakis by Westwood Studios is one of the first proper RTS games and its influence reaches all the way to the strategy games of today.

Dune 2 is a Westwood Studios game put together back in 1992, and it's probably best known for being the prototypical RTS, one of the first games to put together all of the elements that later led ...

Virgin Interactive had picked up the Dune license, and was to release a set of games, the first of which was developed by Cryo, and the second developed by Westwood. Dune II had you playing as one ...

And it had a whole five-and-a-half minutes to bask in that glory before Westwood's Dune 2 came along to both single-handedly create the RTS genre, and bury its predecessor under a billion tons of ...

Dune II established itself as a blueprint for real-time strategy games. The title sold more than 100,000 units, according to Castle, even though game piracy was running rampant.

Yet for all its success and critical praise, Eye of the Beholder was just another RPG. What Westwood released next would change PC gaming forever. In 1992 the studio unleashed Dune 2.A sequel, in ...

While Westwood hasn't finalized the game's entire list of units, below is the basic rundown of each of the three major houses and five lesser houses that'll be found in Emperor: Battle for Dune.

And remember Westwood, we old fogies here at IGNPC have poor memories, so if Emperor: Battle for Dune turns out to be as good as it looks in the video, our minds may be completely wiped of the ...

Emperor: Battle for Dune is the latest in Westwood Studios' long line of real-time strategy games and the spiritual successor to its early '90s game Dune II, which single-handedly defined the genre.