AvClub - Anyone interested in seeing what multiplayer-centric games used to look like, and more importantly, what they played like before Call Of Duty and Halo, should give Quake Arena Arcade a try. For about $15, gamers get a 16-player online experience spread across 45 maps. Thirty of the maps have been ported from the fan favorite Quake III: Arena, while the remaining 15 have been created from scratch for this game.
XMNR: DLC content for The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion, Fallout 3, and Fallout: New Vegas are on sale on Xbox LIVE along with Doom II and Quake Arcade Arena.
Just buy GOTY edition for Fallout 3 and TES4.
The horse armor isn't worth it.
I would just wait for Fallout NV, goty( I don't know if NV got and goty award) or w/e edition come out.
That's usually the smart thing to do. Wait for a GOTY edition with all DLC to come out, then buy the pack.
The problem some people have however, is the waiting game.
lol That pic, I remember when that horse armor DLC came out in 2006 good times lol horse armor FTW! = )
What other Fallout:NV packs are worth it besides Old World Blues?
I didn't see any other DLC packs get that much praise.
Excerpt from article...
"Playing and reviewing remade games is a precious process. On a base level, the way we view this game should be no different than how we view Quake 3 Arena. However, the goal of a reviewer is to determine if it is valuable for consumers to purchase the game."
I was shocked to see this on xbox live tbh, it very nonchalantly came out of nowhere with no fanfair whatsoever, like the review said though, why bother when a superior and free version is already available on the pc, sad really for such a classic.
Never was a fan of these games. Even back when they were new, they never provided me with much fun, and they feel especially dated now that we have such superior alternatives.
man, i remember quake being a blockbuster game that would stop people in their tracks. Now it gets barely any notice today
PlayDevil has posted a review of the recently released "Quake Arena Arcade" for Xbox Live Arcade.
Here's more:
"Quake Live on PC only requires a browser, and is free to play, so why would I want to pay 1200 points to play on my Xbox 360?"
