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Posted: Jul 17th 2007 12:50PM stridermt2k said

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That's the coolest thing I've read on a blog all day!

AWESOME!! PLEASE MAKE THIS HAPPEN!!

LOOK HOW LOUD I HAVE TO YELL!

Posted: Jul 17th 2007 12:53PM (Unverified) said

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If he wants to make a Quake-style game, why not just go all-out and give us a QuakeWorld DS? I'd forgive the ancient graphics for the whole "instant QuakeWorld LAN party anywhere" thing.

Posted: Jul 17th 2007 3:33PM (Unverified) said

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Dear John,


DO IT! DO IT NOW!!!

kthxbai,

-Reid.

Posted: Jul 17th 2007 3:27PM (Unverified) said

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The "rookie mistakes" he was referring to had to do with the 3D hardware - and Nintendo did make some mistakes there. They aren't new to the handheld business, but they are to 3D handhelds.

Also, Carmack's a little late. QuakeDS, a homebrew project, already supports wireless multiplayer. Of course, Internet wifi would be nice, but we'll see what happens .

Posted: Jul 17th 2007 4:52PM (Unverified) said

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Man, let's hope so. It's about time id put out another game that doesn't rely on ridiculous amounts of upgrading. The last time was what, Doom?

Posted: Jul 17th 2007 6:23PM Deadmeat1240 said

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C.O.R.E. may beat Carmack to his own punch. I'd love to see Id do a Quake I/II hybrid. A 2 cart game. One for Single Play and one for Multi.

Maybe get Valve on Board and do a Team Fortress Classic game. There's no single player, but GAWD I loved TFC "Cap the Prez"!!! Gotta have Bots right from the start though!

Posted: Jul 17th 2007 7:29PM (Unverified) said

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@5 Abscissa:
Doom did require excessive upgrading.

Posted: Jul 18th 2007 7:33AM stridermt2k said

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I remember people upping machines for Doom.

Posted: Jul 19th 2007 12:49PM Pipp said

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Yeah, Castle Wolfenstien pretty much ran fine on most 386s back then. But when Doom came out, everyone wanted a 486 badly. By the end of that time, everyone was pimping 486 DX4 100s and then Quake came out and it was literally 8fps. It made a lot of grown men cry. So the upgrade to Pentium 60s and 90s made life alright for a while. Man, iD really moved a lot of cpu upgrades back then. Pretty amazing.

Posted: Jul 19th 2007 2:26PM (Unverified) said

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Not to mention the fact that Quake gave a serious kick in the pants to the then-uncommon dedicated graphics board..

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