DOOM 3 at QuakeCon [Jul 24, 2003, 10:35 am ET] – Share – Viewing Comments
DOOM 3 Deathmatch Playable at QuakeCon 2003
is the press release announcing that id Software's upcoming shooter will be on
display at the upcoming LAN extravaganza (thanks Tim Kraemer). Here are a couple
of bits:
Prepare for DOOM 3(TM)! id Software(TM) and Activision, Inc. (Nasdaq: ATVI - News) are bringing DOOM 3 to QuakeCon 2003. The world's most legendary multiplayer gaming event will host the first-ever opportunity for fans to play DOOM 3 multiplayer. In Dallas at the Adam's Mark Hotel from Aug. 14 - 17, QuakeCon attendees will go toe-to-toe at the Activision/id Software booth in the ultimate sneak preview of the most anticipated game ever.
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QuakeCon attendees will have the chance to play DOOM 3's four-player Deathmatch on a level co-developed by id Software and U.K.-based developer Splash Damage, Ltd. Splash Damage has most recently worked with id Software on Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory, and will be co-developing DOOM 3's multiplayer levels.
BDA, I said Source will probably be easier to mod, not that DOOM3 will be unmoddable, dork. I've been involved in online FPS gaming starting with day 1 of Quake(Qtest.exe). I don't need you to give me a history lesson on id, junior. I too played the beer can barrel mods for DOOM. They weren't designed to be modded though, people just sorta started doing it by poking around in the WADs.
Let us also not forget that Source will have several months of exposure before we even see DOOM 3 hit shelves. Lot's of people are hungry to write mods, and Source tools will be in front of them way ahead of the DOOM 3 tools.
This comment was edited on Jul 24, 21:31.
Let us also not forget that Source will have several months of exposure before we even see DOOM 3 hit shelves. Lot's of people are hungry to write mods, and Source tools will be in front of them way ahead of the DOOM 3 tools.
This comment was edited on Jul 24, 21:31.
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He cut the possum's face off then cut around the eye socket. In the center of the belt buckle, where the possum's eye would be, he has placed a small piece of wood from his old '52 Ford's home made railroad tie bumper. Damn, he misses that truck.
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