Quake 4 Info
ok I will be your huckleberry....what time on Tuesday night is good for you? I want you to bring you A game.....genman1{HHR} wrote:It's a little rusty, I have been playing DM on (The Wrong Place Server) mainly against the bots. It seems most people like to talk about Chaos then actually play.jb wrote:Thanks for the info...so how is your ERDW genman1{HHR}?
Jb
Pep has a DM map in beta that should be good for 1on1. Perhaps he wouldn't mind if you might try and have a go on that one, and see how it works out? 
Just a bit more work, up'ing the map, and sharing it with genman.
Just a bit more work, up'ing the map, and sharing it with genman.
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Quake 4, X-Men 2, True Crime 2, THUG3 confirmed for Q4
Activision reveals it is targeting the holidays with a fusillade from its top-tier catalog; hints next-gen games will arrive this year.
As part of Activision's earnings call today, CEO and President Ronald Doornink answered the customary questions from game-industry analysts. And in so doing so, he revealed Activison's lineup for the 2005 holiday season--a roster that will make the company a formidable adversary to its rival publishers.
Speaking to analysts, Doornink outlined Activision's plans for its third fiscal quarter, which will run from October to December 2005. "In the [fiscal] third quarter we plan to release our strongest and most diverse lineup ever; specifically, brand-new games for Tony Hawk, Call of Duty, X-Men [Legends], True Crime, Quake and Shrek. Each of these franchises is targeted at a different consumer."
With that statement, the CEO put a release window on the next installments in Activison's premiere franchises. Though Call of Duty 2 has been slated for fall for some time, previously X-Men Legends II, True Crime 2, and Tony Hawk's Underground 3 were expected only sometime during Activision's fiscal year 2006 (April 2005 to March 2006). The games' existences were first revealed last summer and fall.
For PC gamers, the biggest news was that the long-awaited next installment in the Quake franchise will indeed arrive in 2005.Given the time frame, the Raven-developed, Doom 3-engine-based shooter will arrive almost exactly one year after Half-Life 2, the current top-selling shooter for the PC.
More info here http://www.gamespot.com/news/2005/05/05 ... 23725.html
Activision reveals it is targeting the holidays with a fusillade from its top-tier catalog; hints next-gen games will arrive this year.
As part of Activision's earnings call today, CEO and President Ronald Doornink answered the customary questions from game-industry analysts. And in so doing so, he revealed Activison's lineup for the 2005 holiday season--a roster that will make the company a formidable adversary to its rival publishers.
Speaking to analysts, Doornink outlined Activision's plans for its third fiscal quarter, which will run from October to December 2005. "In the [fiscal] third quarter we plan to release our strongest and most diverse lineup ever; specifically, brand-new games for Tony Hawk, Call of Duty, X-Men [Legends], True Crime, Quake and Shrek. Each of these franchises is targeted at a different consumer."
With that statement, the CEO put a release window on the next installments in Activison's premiere franchises. Though Call of Duty 2 has been slated for fall for some time, previously X-Men Legends II, True Crime 2, and Tony Hawk's Underground 3 were expected only sometime during Activision's fiscal year 2006 (April 2005 to March 2006). The games' existences were first revealed last summer and fall.
For PC gamers, the biggest news was that the long-awaited next installment in the Quake franchise will indeed arrive in 2005.Given the time frame, the Raven-developed, Doom 3-engine-based shooter will arrive almost exactly one year after Half-Life 2, the current top-selling shooter for the PC.
More info here http://www.gamespot.com/news/2005/05/05 ... 23725.html
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I have btw been playin some HL2 lately; it really owns Doom 3.
I fear so TKATK.TKATK wrote:looks nice,but i hope the full game aint that dark(dont want Doom3 again)
I have btw been playin some HL2 lately; it really owns Doom 3.
cs is the worst multi,ever..UT2k4>HL2DM n' mods>D3venalanatomica wrote:^indeed, hl 2 is awesome.
cs just minces doom3 multiplayer, esp now im no longer a noob at it XD
d'reckon quake4 would be the next leap for chaos? hope it uses a better level editor....
i guess it could be..if nothing else pops up