id Software has launched Pack 13 for Quake Live, which introduces new maps to the first-person shooter, all of them created by members of the community.
The developers say that the Standard arena of maps will now be changed on a monthly basis, with 21 of the arenas chosen for a 30-day period, while those who are wil... |
4 August 2012
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The development team at id Software working on Quake Live has announced that it is adding more content update for those who are either Pro or Premium subscribers to the browser-based first-person shooter.
The Premium Pack 12 includes five new game modes, a new interface that introduces better match customization opt... |
1 May 2012
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The Quake Live open beta has recently ended and id Software has introduced two types of paid subscription, Premium and Pro. The game will also be playable for free with a Standard Account, but there will be less content to enjoy. The open beta stage of the title has lasted for a year now, during which users have been... |
9 August 2010
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Back in 2007, id Software came up with the idea of Quake Live, a browser-based first-person shooter that preserved the spirit of the popular Quake III Arena video game. In 2008 the project entered an invitation-based closed beta stage, and an open beta was available starting with February 2009. The only problem was t... |
14 August 2009
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Everyone thought that the Doom movie was a flop. Most of those who played Doom 3 said it was a good shooter which, while offering the scares and demons the series is known for, didn't impress at all.So, the Doom franchise really needs to draw fans back in and id Software, the developer of the series, is betting ... |
16 April 2009
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Gaming has seen a lot of things appear and disappear over the time, but one trend that is certainly here to stay is free browser-based video games. Even though the market was filled with Java or Flash-based minigames that only offered a pretty reasonable experience for casual players, id Software, the company behind ... |
26 March 2009
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As you’ve surely heard, Quake Live has left its closed beta days behind and is now available for the open public. Back in those good old days, I wrote a behind-the-scenes article about Quake Live, with detailed screenshots of the beta website and game. But as I came to find out, a lot of things have changed in ... |
3 March 2009
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Quake Live entered the public beta stage a few days ago and John Carmack, the legendary developer working for id Software and associated with the birth of theQuake series, is seeing it as the best chance the PC, as a gaming platform, has of making it big in a videogames’ world dominated by consoles like the Nin... |
27 February 2009
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No need for "an original game," no need to keep a CD close or search the Internet for a downloadable version! To play this game, all you need is a PC running Windows XP or Vista, a browser (Firefox or Internet Explorer) and a good Internet connection. Quake Live is a first person shooter that allows you to frag your ... |
24 February 2009
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id Software is saying that the beta for Quake Live will begin on February 24, which is tomorrow. Basically, players will not be able to get a look at the Quake III-based shooter if they are interested in it. The game is set to run on low end PCs, aiming to bring quick, intense first person shooters back into prominen... |
23 February 2009
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Following the "trend" of free to play, online high budget shooters like Battlefield Heroes, Quake Live (previously known as Quake Zero) promises to bring the ultimate Quake Arena experience to all the fans, for free, together with the company of IGA Worldwide. Having in mind that there are already two hit games optin... |
20 February 2008
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