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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Looking forward to the announcfement of Halo MCC coming to other platforms. I'd love to see an influx of new players for some blood gulch matches.
Speculated games that could be that 1 more thing.
Resident Evil 9 (maybe imo)
Persona 6 (not likely imo)
FF Remakes (not likely imo)
New Lost Odyssey (definitely not, its not a long running franchise)
Ninja Gaiden 4 (maybe and hopefully)
I really hope it's Ninja Gaiden 4 but its probably Resident Evil 9.
Not saying this will happen at this show but apparently a new a Halo could get announced. Yep a brand new Halo. Could be a spin off or something but. A new a Halo announcement would be pretty wild.
Saber Interactive CCO Tim Willits talked to Wccftech about the crisis of the game industry and how Saber manages in these hard times.
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!
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