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Quake Live Celebrates First Birthday With New Map

One year ago, id Software launched Quake Live, a free browser-based shooter modeled after Quake III. Today they've launched an update with a few anniversary surprises.

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StanLee5166d ago (Edited 5166d ago )

Is this game still coming to XBLA? An XBLA version tentatively titled Quake Live Arcade was announced a while back and even shown but nothing has been mentioned since.

Cajun Chicken5166d ago

Yeah, tell me about it. Still waiting for Doom 2 too. At least Serious Sam made it out the door.

tdrules5166d ago

why in God's name would you want to play Quake with a controller.
Quake Live can run on pretty much ANY PC from the last 5 years, and if you were like me (a complete Quake nub) it has skill based matchmaking.
good times

StanLee5166d ago

My XBL friends list is better suited for playing a game like this. I still play UT2004 on the PC and that's about the only game I play on PC anymore. My friends list on XBL is more accessible and more convenient.

Bilbo655166d ago

Free on pc or $10+ on xbla, ill take the free and mouse/keyboard plz

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Cajun Chicken5166d ago

When is Quake Arena XBLA coming out?

NEED...

IT...

dirthurts5166d ago

When this one is free? It's crazy easy to run...

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Quake Games Ranked from Worst to Best

BLG writes, "Alongside the Wolfenstein and DOOM franchises, there are the Quake games. Known for fast-paced and insane multiplayer deathmatch action, there was a time Quake was best known for its single-player design.

That all changed as time passed (i.e., after Quake 3 Arena). Multiplayer deathmatches were never the same.

As other FPS games leaned more into improved narrative and storytelling, id Software delivered a genre-defining multiplayer experience.

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MadLad609d ago

Quake 3, and the iterations, will always be one of the best multiplayer series releases.
As far as campaigns, I think 1 and 4 are great, but that 2 was garbage.

Quake Champions was a joke on and didn't capitalize on much of anything that made the series great.

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Quake Live is no longer a F2P title, it costs 10 Euro and the Linux support has been removed

Yes, it´s true. Quake Live is no longer a F2P title, as Bethesda is now charging $10 for the game. So no wonder why a lot of Gamers are really angry right now. So this is my (Robin Ek, The Gaming Ground) take on this matter.

TGG_overlord3083d ago

I think most of the Quake Live players feel like that, at least that´s the vibes that I got from all the comments on the Steam page.

WildArmed3082d ago

Ughh.. they gave any existing users a free copy, it's not exactly hurting any current players.

Infact, this may invite more people to pick up the game during sales and play it.

Taking out the 36$/year sub for a flat 10$ release is a very good move. It'll allow everyone access to the same amount of content and not divide the community.

Crimzon3082d ago

Yeah, the outrage seems kind of weird because I remember a lot of people complaining about the game being f2p (even though it wasn't, you needed the yearly subscription to get much out of it) and wanting it to just be a standard release instead with a one-off payment, and now that we're finally getting that, people are saying they'd rather pay a yearly subscription? It makes no sense.

My two big issues with Quake Live were always that it was free to play, and that for some reason they decided to remove all the blood and gore from the game which was stupid.

TGG_overlord3082d ago

In other words, most of those who ranted didn´t quite see the whole picture behind the Quake Live changes?

TGG_overlord3082d ago

Then I don´t understand all the down votes and rants on the Quake Live Steam page? Or did I miss out on something?

WildArmed3082d ago

Exactly, neither do I. It's like people need a reason to be outraged all the time. It's Come to the point when decisions that are made in favor of the consumer are also met with outrage

TGG_overlord3082d ago

*WildArmed*

True, it could also be trolls for all I know. As most of those comments seems to be rather "whiney".

"Exactly, neither do I. It's like people need a reason to be outraged all the time. It's Come to the point when decisions that are made in favor of the consumer are also met with outrage"

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Quake Live Moving Exclusively To Steam

Quake Live, the online fast-paced first-person Shooter from id Software will be dropping their own launcher in favor of a Steam one. Launched in 2010, Quake Live used to be a browser plugin, allowing players to play from the comfort of the browser, giving them easy access to their favorite game. In 2013 they dropped the browser option and moved to a launcher, so this move is not surprising.

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