What! People still play this game?

[Phenom]

I really don't care how old this game is. It is one of the best games in the universe. There are so many places to explore; the enemies don't get boring. The multiplayer mode runs very smoothly. This game is a legend... No, it is more than a legend!

Quake's like riding a 10-speed bike with flat tires, no breaks and no seat in the hot sun with 50 miles to go. It just so happens some of us make it look good.(Not me of course I don't play Quake.)

[RL Clown]

I really don't care how old this game is. It is one of the best games in the universe. There are so many places to explore; the enemies don't get boring. The multiplayer mode runs very smoothly. This game is a legend... No, it is more than a legend!

[DaniOcampo1992]

jc can buy and sell your balls.

rofl

[ForestMan]

I still play pro 3.9 and its still fun

[Halm_Barte]

JC can buy and sell your balls.

[grave_digga]

JC can lick muuh balllls

I think he is not gay. Are you?

[Mindf!3ldzX]

JC can lick muuh balllls

[Spiney]

hopefully John Carmack will stick to his word

Note: JC never 'gave his word' as in promising anything.
He merely stated that Id is considering giving the Q1 universe a second look.
And that's mainly because Id was a bit tired of working on the Strogg universe at the moment.
Carmack and some other high level petes at Id have stated in the past that they though the Q1 universe was disjointed and unfocused.

Now I love Quake as much as everyone on this site does, and JC said there were some 'strong internal factions' at Id, pushing for that. Seems logical, as I'm sure they've got at least a dozen employees that they got from the Q1 modding pool. So if you add in the Strogg-fatigues, I could see it happening. But keep in mind that JC has had 'freudian slips' in the past... eg remaking Q2 and Q3 with HQ content in a newer engine.

Also, part of me is wondering if the Q1 universe fits in with market trends.

Well, fingers crossed

[Grim Warlock]

Yes, for now. I'm waiting for Quake 5 and Doom 4, hopefully John Carmack will stick to his word and make a sequel to Quake 1.

[Lerster]

... heh, enough said.