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cheef
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 Posted: Sat Aug 15, 2009 2:29 am Post subject: Quake Live |
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http://www.macworld.com/article/142296/2009/08/quakelive_maclaunch.html
Anyone a Quaker? I can't wait for this!
Played it when it was first released, but I didn't want to keep switching between Mac and PC so I gave up in the end. Really looking forward to it being Mac compatible, it's a classic shooter.
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trustory
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I saw this, looks awesome. Browser based games have the potential to gain a huge following if there as good as this.
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urdjur
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| I've tried it out and enjoyed it immensly. It's completely free and right up there with similar non-browser based releases. Also very easy to use. Small note: doesn't support firefox yet, so you'll have to use Safari. |
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macmanmacman
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Ok why use quake live??
There is the quake from Fruitz of Dojo that works better yes no online play but being able to play quake in open gl at a high resolution of 1440x900 on up is pretty sweet. |
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