The GameDaily One-Minute Review

When Enemy Territory: Quake Wars hit the PC last year, many gamers enjoyed it because it takes the multiplayer mayhem from Quake III Arena and mixes it with teamwork mechanics. Over half a year later, the game arrives on consoles, but doesn't play nearly as well as its predecessor. With a significant drop in visual fidelity as well as a reduction in the number of people in online matches (from 32 to 16), things just aren't as exciting. Quake Wars offers little in-game explanation of its deeper features, and with only 12 maps and no significant single player campaign, you'll cycle through the same experiences too quickly to justify the $59.99 price tag.