Enemy Territory: Quake Wars

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PREVIEW: Updated impressions on how the war is shaping up for its big console debut

Enemy Territory: Quake Wars was one of the best multiplayer shooters we played last year on the PC. Fortunately, it looks like the console ports will live up to their PC predecessor when ETQW releases on the 360 and PS3 later this year.

But the real beauty of ETQW isn’t its eye candy. Instead, it’s the game’s solid design that looks like it’ll continue to play the soft-spoken star of the show in this shooter. During our brief time with an early build of the port, we still saw plenty of tanks and over-sized mechs for the vehicle whores to claim once they spawn. Campers can still head straight towards their favorite sneaky spots to start sniping if they pick the Covert Ops or Infiltrator class. Even supporting classes like the GDF’s Engineer are genuinely fun to play and it never feels like a chore to lay down some well-placed turrets.