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A picture of the Command & Conquer: The First Decade compilation DVD case. Inside is found the Game DVD, the Bonus DVD, the Bonus DVD and the compilation manual (the poster seems to have had been taken out before the picture is taken, as it usually found folded up in front of the compilation manual. Thanks goes to CNCWorld for the image.

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