Quake 3 is the latest installment in first person shooter based networking game that was released on 2nd December, 1999. Quake 3 is the 3rd game in series and is developed by id Software. Along with the compatibility to be played for Windows, game enthusiasts would be able to enjoy this game on various operating systems including Linux, Windows, IRIX, Mac OS, Dreamcast, Xbox Live, Arcade and iOS.
Multilevel OS compatibility and minimum system requirements
There is no need to install emulator to get the game running for non-Windows operating systems. Due to the nature of the mature content involved in this game, it has been assigned a 15+ M rating in all countries where it was released. The game comes with beauty of modifications enabling gaming developers to create modifications, whilst adding many new things and getting it customized according to various tastes and preferences. Quake III Arena is split into six different tiers of four arenas each. In order to succeed and progress to the next level of tier, the player has to defeat all the enemies in all four arenas. Minimum system requirements for this game are:
- 3d Graphics accelerator card with OpenGL support
- Pentium II, 233 MHz Processor
- 64 MB RAM
- 8 MB Video card
- 500 MB free HD space
Since the game is nearly 12 years old, it would not act as a surprise for its proper working on all of the high tech systems of today’s world. The game gained immense popularity for its outstanding multiplayer gaming interface and stunning graphics quality. The company released its expansion pack by the name of Quake 3: Team Arena in 2000. It included a lot of new features like new game modes, new weapons, and new items for enhanced gameplay.
