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I suspect that before we’ll have an answer to these questions, we’ll need someone to test the hypothesis by repeating the experiment. In fact, this is one of those experiments that would best be undertaken by the crowd. I’d recommend gamers try out different games as well as Quake III Arena. The more the better. Quake 2 online The following players may not have necessarily competed in this game, but have contributed to the competitive scene in other ways.
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Even if the controls weren’t awful, Quake III’s graphics and gameplay still wouldn’t impress. This FPS features a decent set of weapons including rocket launchers, shotguns, and rifles that emit beams of electricity, but shooting players over and over isn’t much fun in the game’s small arenas (even if you somehow manage to hit them). Item 7 Quake III Arena (PC, 1999)Quake III Arena (PC, 1999) Quake 3 Revolution combined elements of Quake 3 Arena and its multiplayer expansion Team Arena and brought it to the then-brand-new PlayStation 2 in 2001. While it was noted for its impressive graphics and serviceable gameplay, it lacked the online multiplayer component that made the original Quake 3 so special. In its place were single-player and co-op missions, as well as a technically impressive four-player split-screen multiplayer (which was unfortunately hampered by lack of keyboard and mouse support and long load times). Dedicated Quake fans might find it interesting to play, but it's no replacement for the original Quake 3 Arena (see below).