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Quake Live Open Beta On Tuesday

Posted by Jim Rossignol on February 20th, 2009 at 4:50 pm.

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It looks like all those folks who didn’t get into the closed beta will finally be able to taste the latest version of the finest deathmatch game of them all time. Via ESReality: “We’re opening QUAKE LIVE to the general public as an open beta the evening of Tuesday, February 24th.” The teaser splash page at the Quake Live site confirms it.

I shall see you there. (Thanks to Alex for the tip.)

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  1. codger says:

    You guys do know that Quake (which was originally called Doom) is the base game engine for UT right?
    UT is just a mod for the Quake engine.

  2. Bobsy says:

    Wow, that’s wrong on pretty much every level, codger. But thanks for playing anyway.

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