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Article #286999What is today's Quake?
From: John
Date: Sat, 06 Oct 2007 00:49
Date: Sat, 06 Oct 2007 00:49
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>>From 1998 to 2001, I wasted many hours on Quake2/3 deathmatch on the internet. I would love to have those days back, but of course, they're gone. Are there any games out there today that match Quake's level of intensity, action and fun? Paritcularly a free-for-all deathmatch? After Quake, I played Counterstrike and loved that, too, but nothing has matched Q. Most games since then have seemed to be more like CS with more "realism" -- which I admire -- but I think detracts from the fun level. I don't go around buying every game, so please don't think I'm being pompous in my defense of Q, but nothing in the 21st century has impressed me thus far. Are there any fun, fast, crazy, wild deathmatch FPS games out there that could hold a candle to Q and rekindle that flame? I'm bored... Thanks in advance for any suggestions!
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