Emperor Battle for Dune Atredies Campaign

Download Link for this Game "Emperor Battle for dune" is below

https://www.myabandonware.com/game/emperor-battle-for-dune-bck

Just Click the Download Button & choose the File at the Top of the List (DVD Repack provided by nofunever) it is the only one you need to play the whole Game.
You can use a Virtual CD Player (like Daemon Tools) to load the Disc & install it
or you can Burn the Image to a DVD & install it Via Disc Drive. Once the Game is installed you no longer need the Disc in the Drive. (CD Key 038785 895894 747474 9011)

*Find the Prequel to this Dune Game here* Dune 2000
https://www.myabandonware.com/game/dune-2000-8in#download
Chose the "All in one Installer by Dato" 1.2 GB

Backstory to the Rights to this Game
Back around 2001 EA Games almost went under & around the Same time the Rights to the Dune Franchise was owned by Dino De Laurentiis who sold the Rights to Sci Fi Channel (Sci Fi made 2 Dune Movies) so when EA got their shit together & fixed their Company the Rights to make Dune Games were lost
for more than a decade. When Sci Fi sold the Rights once again to Legendary Entertainment it opened a chance to make more Dune Games. At this time several people reached out to the family of Dino De Laurentiis to But the Rights to Emperor Battle for Dune because they still owned the rights to the lost EA Game. They Denied each attempt to Purchase the Rights to allow a Re Release
or a Sequel. So the Game is literally Abandon Ware.

I own 2 Physical Copies of the Original Game, it was made for Windows XP but would also Run on Windows 7 just fine. But Windows 10 it used to be very hard to get to work right. Windows 10 does not like CD Roms which the original Game was on 4 CD Roms. 1 Install Disc & 3 Play Discs.

So "nofunever" was able to Combine all 4 discs into One along with the Latest Game Patch, a Patch to allow the Game to run on Windows 10, a No CD Path & the Added Extra Downloadable Maps. All on one Disc.

The Prequel to this Game Dune 2000 was also decent but it had the same Graphics Style as the Original Command & Conquer games & was not 3D.
It also had FMV Movies with Actors & a Plot based on the Dune 1984 Movie.
The Ending of Dune 2000 spins off to start Emperor Battle for Dune.