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Subscriptions are gone, as id Software says "today marks a new beginning for Quake Live."
One of the biggest LAN parties in the US continues to keep with tradition and will host a Quake Live invitational.
andeh explains why QW movement maestro LocKtar is the player he is passionate about.
The free-to-play arena shooter no longer supports Linux and Mac.
10 great Quake duel finals that could have been, but ultimately never were.
Alexey 'Cypher' Yanushevsky talks to Travis Gafford after defeating Shane 'Rapha' Hendrixson to win the DreamHack Winter Championship.
The DreamHack Winter Quake Live Championship has kicked off with wins from tournament favorite Alexey 'Cypher' Yanushevsky and former multi-time champion Johan 'toxic' Quick.
The creator of Doom and Quake officially resigns, will no longer be involved in game development at id.
American Quake Champion Shane "Rapha" Hendrixson wins Quake Live 1v1 tourament, beating Russian favorite Sergey "Evil" Orekhov and taking home $9,000.
American Quake Champion Shane "Rapha" Hendrixson wins Quake Live 1v1 tourament, beating Russian favorite Sergey "Evil" Orekhov and taking home $9,000.
North America's largest LAN party is back at the Hilton Anatole, in Dallas Texas during August 2-5.
Justin Calvert tears himself from League of Legends for just long enough to dole out more free codes and free-to-play gaming suggestions.
Year-long open beta for Web-based shooter ends today; game remains free-to-play, but id Software adds two paid subscription levels--premium and pro.
QUAKECON 2009: Technical Guru says studio is aiming for a triple-team structure; no Doom 4 news until next year; new Rage trailer inside.
Quake, Doom, Fallout, Oblivion come under one roof as ZeniMax Media purchases developer of Rage; [UPDATE] co-founder John Romero voices disapproval.
Q&A: id's CEO discusses his studio's new multiplatform strategy, aversion to Wii development, Quake Live, Doom 4, and unannounced projects.
If you've spent any time online at all today, you've no doubt realized that it's April Fools' Day. This morning, GameSpot posted its own series of satirical stories for April ...
Id Software's Web-browser-based, free-to-play edition of Quake III Arena enters large-scale testing phase.
We get our first look at this free, upcoming web browser based update of Quake III Arena.
Keynote address sees horror game "officially" revealed...again; Carmack confirms open-world driving game too big for two Xbox 360 discs, prompting lower-grade graphics; no Quake 5 in the works.
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