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Zusammenfassung: Considering this version of Enemy Territory: Quake Wars was released after the PC version I expected many added goodies and features. Unfortunately, what I got was many features removed from the game and a version with frequent FPS drops. If you have ...
Zusammenfassung: Although I didn't review the PC version of Quake Wars (check out Sean's review here - and my review of the PS3 version here) I spent a huge amount of time with the beta and tracked the game since it was announced. When I heard that Activision was brin...
Zusammenfassung: Overall, the visuals in Quake Wars are good but do not quite measure up to its PC counterpart. It simply seems stripped down compared to the PC version. Granted this is likely due to the some of the limitations of the Xbox 360 hardware, nevertheless I ...
An impressive array of weapons for both sides; the different classes really do play differently; a lot of thought went into balancing the teams; the gameplay encourages real online teamwork over rogue commando tactics.
Repetitive objectives and levels get old quickly; no real campaign mode and definitely no story of any kind; no co-op play and no offline multiplayer; the game is fun and interesting but most of whats here has been done as well or better elsewhere; Qu...
If youre looking for a short diversion from other FPS titles, this will interest you for a little while, but youre not likely to be wowed by it in any way. Dont expect granduer and you may be all right.
Zusammenfassung: Enemy Territory: Quake Wars is an objective-based FPS set in the Quake universe. At least, I think it is supposed to be the Quake universe, but the only thing this game has in common with “Quake” is the title. It is, for the most part, a completely gen...
Zusammenfassung: An enemy passes my sights...and where I normally would've fired, I pause. Something's strange about this target; it's not his appearance (I'm used to the way that the alien Strogg look by now), but his movement. Instead of running along the ground, he'...
Zusammenfassung: While theyve never said it, id Software, Activision, and developer Splash Damage have likely had a frustrating year in dealing with the Quake franchise. Enemy Territory: Quake Wars was the next big thing in online shooters when it was released on the...
No matter how many hours you may have logged playing HALO, Battlefield, Call of Duty 4, or any of the other multiplayer shooters, nothing can prepare you for what you will experience when the Strogg invade Earth. Enemy Territory is the very definition ...
Huge maps, Large battles get everyone involved, Unique gadgets and weaponry, Giant missiles.
Overpriced, Lacks singleplayer campaign, No story or mission briefings, Bland textures and environments, No customization or persistent upgrades.
Although the objective-based action is still feverish in this console port of Quake Wars, the lack of any upgrades makes this multiplayer-only shooter feel slim and dated. ...
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Veröffentlicht: 2008-05-30, Autor: Jon , Testbericht von: cnet.com
Zusammenfassung: When Enemy Territory: Quake Wars was released in October 2007 on the PC, it was lauded as a feverish multiplayer shooter for its objective-based action set in id Softwares rich Quake universe. Naturally, console gamers wanted a piece of the GDF-versus...
