[Powerbook]

Any information on Quake 4 for the MacOS? Since it's from id and based on the Doom 3 engine, it should be a safe assumption?

Oh, and a link to the screenshots: http://media.pc.gamespy.com/media/01...56/imgs_1.html


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Powerbook

[mr. burns]

looks like it's still pretty early in development. those maps they're playing are just retextured from quake 3.

[King Bob On The Cob]

Originally Posted by mr. burns

looks like it's still pretty early in development. those maps they're playing are just retextured from quake 3.

Too bad it came out on the 18th...

[mr. burns]

lol. sorry i don't follow this kinda stuff too closely, but it's a shame the developers couldn't come up with any original maps then.

[baw]

You'll want to pass on Q4. The single player is awesome, but the multiplayer nothing new to the Quake series. All it is is Quake 3 with lower frame rates.

[Kristoff]

lol....and God knows the last thing us Mac users needs are lower framerates.

I think I'll just stick to RTCW Enemy Territory.

[bad_quote]

I thought ID said Q3 was going to be the last one?

[exca1ibur]

They said it was the last one THEY were gonna do, so they farmed out off to Raven. They just gave input and Raven did all the actual work.

[eyevaan]

watch the vid with todd hollenshead - very cool news for the Q-series nerds [like me]
The return of the NIN gun . . . wOOt!

[gheff]

Originally Posted by baw

You'll want to pass on Q4. The single player is awesome, but the multiplayer nothing new to the Quake series. All it is is Quake 3 with lower frame rates.

Hmph. Single player is what made Quake 2 for me. Since Quake 4 claims to be Quake 2 with purtier pictures, I'm trembling with anticipation. Multiplayer is overrated.

[Macfreak7]

Apparently, MP has maps from Q2 as well. Classics such as the Edge, etc. (or so i've heard).

[Powerbook]

...and finally coming for Macintosh:

http://www.macnn.com/articles/05/12/15/quake.4.for.mac/