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Red Alert is a real-time strategy game developed by Westwood Studios and released in 1996.

Red Alert was originally released for MS-DOS and Windows 95, but was later ported to PlayStation and Nintendo 64. It can also be played on modern Windows operating systems using emulation software or community patches.

The objective of Red Alert is to build a base, gather resources, train units, and defeat the opposing player(s)'s base(s). There are also single-player missions with specific objectives.

Red Alert features two playable factions: the Allied Nations, representing the Western powers, and the Soviet Union. Each faction has its own units and structures.

Red Alert features real-time strategy gameplay with base-building, resource-gathering, and unit-training mechanics.

Yes, Red Alert supports LAN and online multiplayer through services like GameSpy and CnCNet.

Yes, Red Alert features a single-player campaign with 15 missions for each faction.

Yes, there are several cheat codes that can be used in Red Alert. Examples include revealing the entire map and instant unit training. However, using cheat codes typically disables achievements and progress.

Yes, there are several mods available for Red Alert that add new units, factions, maps, and gameplay mechanics. Some popular mods include Red Dawn Rising and Mental Omega.

Yes, Red Alert has a dedicated fanbase and is still played competitively at events such as the Command & Conquer Remastered Collection tournament. The game's popularity has also led to several remastered versions being released.