Quake-Con 2013 is happening in Dallas, Texas this weekend, but there is, and has been for many years, a noticeable absence of Quake. IGN asked developer id Software’s studio director Tim Willits for a status report on the legendary shooter franchise.
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Call of Duty owes everything to Quake, an iconic FPS game that is heavily discounted for PS5 players right now on the PlayStation Store.
I bought both. I love the graphics. Slightly remastered without losing its og look.
"Quake II is a masterpiece; an enduring first-person shooter that shows iD Software at their technical and artistic best."
- Christian 'Reggie' Wait, TechStomper
I would love to see another Quake game. It's too bad that no one played the Quake 4 multiplayer, which was really good like all the other quakes. Quake 2 on N64 was my favorite.
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Give me a classic quake/doom with extremley sexy graphics.
If they make a new Quake, leave the future stuff to the Doom series and make a direct sequel to the original game. As for Rage, well, learn from your mistakes and move on iD.
I would LOVE a new Quake. I honestly don't know why Quake 4 wasn't more popular, besides the lackluster map selection, the gameplay was just as good as Quake 3's. Quake 4's graphics still look great to this day, a testament to Carmack and his team's coding prowess with their id Tech engines.
Hopefully they can make a comeback. I'm just tired of all these generic modern-day military shooters. Old-school arcade action is where it's at!
pure skill required