Trade Center and to swap the American flag on the front cover with a mushroom cloud. EA offered retailers an opportunity to exchange their copies with a version that bore the revised cover art. Despite the repackaging, the World Trade Center continued to be present in the game's campaign, with the Soviet campaign giving the players the option to occupy and even destroy the buildings. PC Gamer US named Red Alert 2 the best real-time strategy game and the best multiplayer game of 2000. References External links 2000 video games Alternate history video games Cold War video games Red Alert 2 Cultural depictions of Albert Einstein Fiction about mind control Impact of the September 11 attacks on the video game industry Real-time strategy video games Video game sequels Video games about time travel Video games developed in the United States Video games scored by Frank Klepacki Video games set in North America Video games set in 1972 Video games set in Cuba Video games set in France Video games set in Germany Video games set in Mexico Video games set in the Soviet Union Video games set in the United States Video games with expansion packs Video games with isometric graphics Video games with voxel graphics War video games set in the United States Windows games Windows-only games World War III video games