Enemy Territory trailer
Now on Eurofiles.
A trailer for Enemy Territory: Quake Wars, Activision's new PC multiplayer shooter, is now available on Eurofiles.
It's 55MB and features nothing but in-game footage, we're promised. You can also find some screenshots of the game, which debuted at E3, here.
Enemy Territory lets you choose from five unique classes and fight for either the Earth Defense Force or the invading Strogg. There are more than 40 vehicles to play with, including quad-bikes, tanks and anti-gravity ships, and the graphics are said to offer an "unparalleled degree of realism". Gosh.
There's no word yet on a release date, but we'll keep you posted.
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But the gfx and the setting sure do look superb.