In this news, Joystiq reports:
"Though they've just delivered what, by all accounts, is an extremely solid shooter in Enemy Territory: Quake Wars, developer Splash Damage hasn't taken much time for themselves. For that is the horrifying double-edged sword of video game success, your fans may be legion, but they are also voracious. They are like vampires that crave content, and can be slowed in their advances only by nerfs.
For now, Splash Damage is satiating the hoard with patch 1.2. In addition to balancing issues you'd expect to be fixed, the patch will also bring some user interface improvements and improve bots. Also, you can look forward to full voice support, so you'll finally be able to tell if "PrincessTeddyRainbow" you've been fighting alongside is a Hot Lips or a Klinger."
Ben takes a look at what we can expect from Quake 5 in light of the recent buzz of activity at id Software recently. Hopeful at best but some serious food for thought.
QuakeCon kicks off in Dallas, Texas today with a heady lineup of speeches that may or may not reveal new games. Here's how to stay on top of the 2PM CST keynote and other goings-on throughout the weekend.
Azuvector announces a new update for its Enemy Territory: Quake Wars mod Tactical Assault, now available for download.
