18. 'Enemy Territory: Quake Wars' (PC)
by Rainier on Jan. 1, 2006 @ 1:30 a.m. PST | Filed under Misc Events - Most Anticipated Games of 2006
Genre: Action
Publisher: Activision
Developer: Splash Damage
Release Date: TBA
David Nadler: Splash Damage kicks ass. What more can I say? I love Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory, and this should top it by a long shot. They've got a good game engine, they've obviously got game design talent, and the style of gameplay is right up my alley. I'm an online FPS player, and this is one of the few FPS games coming out in the near future that holds any interest to me.
Matt Mefford: The long-anticipated title from Splash Damage is coming! As the makers of Return to Castle
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