I got an IM from a good friend who knows I have a special appreciation for Quake 2, so he sent me this story today. “A trio of Google engineers have ported id Software’s gib-filled first-person shooter Quake II to browsers— you know, for kicks—as a way to show just what HTML5 compatible web browsers are capable of.” Read Full Story on kotaku.com  Read More →

Team games, free-for-alls, and the many other variations of the game are typically pretty decent indications of a person’s skills. Nevertheless, the one determining factor that the majority regards as the most accurate judgment of a player’s overall skill is how well they play in a one-on-one match. That particular assumption is actually not that far off. To excel in one-on-one requires... 

*Note: this was writen around 2002 for the quake 2 scene, still lots of great insight in this article. Since I’ve returned to Quake 2 in the past few months I found that the most unappetizing detail is that Q2DM1 is now (for all intensive purposes) the only level played. I will be the first person to state that Q2DM1 is a the best 1 v 1 level that Quake 2 has seen, however I also believe there... 

Although team games and free-for-alls are good assessments of one’s skill, the defining factor in whether one player is better than the other is by playing one-on-one. In a 1-on-1 game, sounds are way more important than when you are playing teams or free-for-all (FFA). Each map requires a slightly different strategy; however, there are some general tactics you should follow when you play. There... 

These are 6 online first person shooters that you can start playing today for FREE Would you like to take a step back in time into the Late 90s early 2000s when online gaming born. When instead of dozens of online shooters to choose from there where only a hand full? When gamers were so passionate for their game they played it for years (some still do to this day) optimizing their skill set and pushing... 

There’s a new podcast i’m excited to talka bout called Ready Up Radio. This podcast features some respectable deathmatch player names like; apheleon, lsv and nineX. The first two podcasts featured discussions about Duke Nukem Forever, Quakelive, apheleon’s unemployement (get this guy a job!) and more. My favorite discussion was in the second episode about how Quakelive should think...