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Name: Quake III 3 Arena PC CD-ROM Id Software Activision 1999 Windows 95/98 Serial Key
Brand: Activision
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Rating: 4.9 (20 reviews)

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Condition: Very Good: An item that has been used, but is in very good condition. No damage to the jewel case or ... Very Good: An item that has been used, but is in very good condition. No damage to the jewel case or item cover, no scuffs, scratches, cracks, or holes. The cover art and liner notes are included. The VHS or DVD box is included. The video game instructions and box are included. The teeth of the disk holder (in the DVD box) is undamaged. Minimal wear on the exterior of item. No skipping on the CD or DVD, when played. No fuzzy or snowy frames on VHS tape, when played. See the seller’s listing for full details and description of any imperfections. See all condition definitionsopens in a new window or tab

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Region Code: NTSC-U/C (US/Canada)

Brand: Activision

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UPC: 0047875105058

EAN: 0047875105058

Platform: PC

Rating: M - Mature

Video Game Series: Quake Series

Features: Blow away opponents as one of 40 characters Both multi- and single-player challenges Become immersed in a variety of atmospheric environments

Publisher: Activision

Genre: Shooter

Game Name: Quake III Arena

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The Arena Eternal was constructed by the mysterious Vadrigar, the enigmatic Arena Masters, far in the past. The arena was designed to satisfy the Vadrigar's insatiable hunger for carnage and battle. Now you, as a gladiator, must enter battle against the most powerful warriors in history who populate the Arena Eternal. More than 30 types of opponents, each with but a single thought -- survival -- awaits your appearance! Within the arena, there is only one rule: kill or be killed. Fortunately, the Vadrigar, unwilling to accept death as a way out of combat, ensure that anyone who dies is immediately resurrected and thrust back into the fray. You must climb the ranks, winning your battles against increasingly powerful foes. During gameplay, you have a wide variety of weapons from which to choose including several types of guns (machinegun, shotgun, plasma, lightning, rail and BFG), rocket and grenade launchers and bladed weapons. Three kinds of armor can be utilized, each uniquely affecting your armor rating, while more than a half-dozen power-ups dot the arena, providing enhanced combat abilities ranging from invisibility to flight. Med-kits, personal teleporters, health bonuses and earned medals that count toward final battle score totals round out the many features of Quake III Arena. Single- as well as multiplayer action is offered, although the game is designed for multiplayer contests first and foremost. In single-player mode, the challenge is to defeat automated computer-controlled opponents at each level in order to "unlock" tougher levels. During multiplayer action, five specific game types are available including all, free-for-all, tournament, team deathmatch and capture the flag. Many options allow full customization of multiplayer games and feature control over aspects such as 'bot skill levels, frag, capture and time limits, connection to dedicated servers, player list designation and friendly fire rules. Other features in Quake III Arena include unique environmental hazards, properties, and items including fog of death, acceleration and bounce pads, gates, doors, lava, elevators and lifts, voids, water, pendulums, platforms and more. Twenty-six arena maps replete with traps, secrets, lighting nuances and varied surfaces await the intrepid warrior. Four additional capture the flag maps are available for practicing skills against other opponents.

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Activision

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5030917008955

eBay Product ID (ePID)

7881

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Video Game Series

Quake Series

Rating

M - Mature

Features

Blow away opponents as one of 40 characters Both multi- and single-player challenges Become immersed in a variety of atmospheric environments

Game Name

Quake III Arena

Genre

Shooter

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Release Year

1999

Country/Region of Manufacture

USA

Control Elements

Gamepad/Joystick, Mouse, Keyboard

Number of Players

1-32

ESRB Descriptor

Animated Blood & Gore, Animated Violence

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by tandy1000
08 Mar, 2016Most favourable review
Good Old Times
Having played this as a teenager in the 90s, it was very refreshing to go back and play it again 16 years later. The graphics are still good for their obvious age. And it's as challenging now as it was then. After a couple console tweaks (custom width/height/ratio) to get proper 1080p out of it, and making sure vync was on, it was a great play. Be warned, most discs come with an outdated version. Be sure to get the 1.32 point release patch for it. It will among other things, remove the need to keep the cd in while playing the game.Having played this as a teenager in the 90s, it was very refreshing to go back and play it again 16 years later. The graphics are still good for their obvious age. And it's as challenging now as it was then. After a couple console tweaks (custom width/height/ratio) to get proper 1080p out of it, and making sure vync was on, it was a great play. Be warned, most discs come with an outdated version. Be sure to get the 1.32 point release patch for it. It will among other things, remove the need to keep the cd in while playing the game.
Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-ownedSold by: 4brshop
by xxxcheddar92xxx
09 Sep, 2008
Quake III: Arena PC Game
Some have heard of it, others have not. I think of it as the computer version of Halo. It's basically the same concept; to kill the opponent using weapons around you and certain "stunts" that keep you from being fragged. One of the biggest virtues to keep in mind is to "Frag everything that isn't you". There are 2 different ways of installing the full version via CD - full install (roughly 520MB) or short install where you have to pop in the CD every time you want to play (roughly 50MB). I STRONGLY recommend the full install, that is of course if you can spare the hefty amount of space on your computer, if not and you don't mind keeping the CD handy, then go for the short install method. The demo version can be found at a lot of places on the net, but you only get 4 different arenas to ... Some have heard of it, others have not. I think of it as the computer version of Halo. It's basically the same concept; to kill the opponent using weapons around you and certain "stunts" that keep you from being fragged. One of the biggest virtues to keep in mind is to "Frag everything that isn't you". There are 2 different ways of installing the full version via CD - full install (roughly 520MB) or short install where you have to pop in the CD every time you want to play (roughly 50MB). I STRONGLY recommend the full install, that is of course if you can spare the hefty amount of space on your computer, if not and you don't mind keeping the CD handy, then go for the short install method. The demo version can be found at a lot of places on the net, but you only get 4 different arenas to play in and no story mode, which is fine if you're only looking to play multiplayer with some friends, or want to practice against the computer, or what the game calls "bots". But if you really want experience, and have the upper hand then I recommend buying the game, then coming back at your friends with a surprising comeback and extensive knowledge of each map and it's "extras". Quake III Arena is available for Dreamcast, IRIX, Macintosh, PC (Linux/Windows), PS2, and Xbox Live Arcade. The game, being a lot like Halo, is a first person shooter, and specifically designed for multiplayer, but also includes single player. It has an ESRB rating of M for Mature, but that rating is based on the amount of gore and violence placed in the game. There are no spoken words said in the game except for the ominous voice that tells you the players names, as well as how many frags are left towards the end of the game. There is also an option to chat, but unless you're a bot, then I don't see the time or the need to even worry about it. When it comes to the bots, each of them have their own kind of personality. Mostly humorous, but still being computers, they only have so much that they can say. Different things trigger the appropriate comments like when someone accidentally kills themself, or getting fragged with a certain weapon. The "extras", as I mentioned before, include things like: Quad Damage - greatly increases the amount of damage inflicted onto the opponent when fired. Battle Suit - protects you from things like lava, slime, drowning, or "splash damage"(a weapon being fired close, but not at you like a rocket launcher or grenade) from weapons. Flight - an antigravity generator that lets you propel yourself through the air with a small amount of effort. Haste - in short, increases your rate of fire for weapons, and speed when walking/running. Invisibility - self explanatory Mega Health - increases your health by 100 points even past the maximum preset of 100, giving you 200. Regeneration - your health will gradually increase to 200 untill time runs out. Even with the game being copyrighted in 1999, and now being almost a decade later, the graphics are still quite impressive. I don't think I'll ever get tired of watching the blood and body parts spew everywhere after being hit with something such as a rail (or laser) gun or perhaps a rocket launcher.
by the_haggler
01 Jun, 2006
Classic PC 3D-shooter game: classic realism
This 3D shooter games in its earlier versions offered outstanding three dimensional sound support for the Aureal 3D family of Vortex 2 sound cards. I could have bought a more up to date version, but wanted the outstanding sound quality produced over 4 channel stereo with Aureal. Unfortunately, Sound Blaster bought out the Aureal 3D company and development in general halted for the Vortex 2 sound chips. But when you click on the Aureal 3d option in the system settings of Quake 3D Arena, the 3D sound kicks in. You feel like you're surrounded by alien monsters as you fight your way to come out on top in the 3D arena competition. Recent updates have neglected to add support for the Aureal 3d surround sound chip. And the experience just isn't the same.This 3D shooter games in its earlier versions offered outstanding three dimensional sound support for the Aureal 3D family of Vortex 2 sound cards. I could have bought a more up to date version, but wanted the outstanding sound quality produced over 4 channel stereo with Aureal. Unfortunately, Sound Blaster bought out the Aureal 3D company and development in general halted for the Vortex 2 sound chips. But when you click on the Aureal 3d option in the system settings of Quake 3D Arena, the 3D sound kicks in. You feel like you're surrounded by alien monsters as you fight your way to come out on top in the 3D arena competition. Recent updates have neglected to add support for the Aureal 3d surround sound chip. And the experience just isn't the same.
by elprisionero007joseluis
04 Feb, 2018
Great retro game FPS!
I love this game a lot. Highly recommended for all retro gaming collectors!
Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-ownedSold by: mikglava-0
by shinji_ikari9
16 Jul, 2011
Quake III, Still A Great Game
Pros: Excellent game design Compatible for Windows 7 64-bit Great graphics Doesn't require much system resources Cons: None that I can think of Other Thoughts: This game engine was used in Star Trek Voyager Elite Force which really made everything turn out like it was supposed to. Overall a good game, better than Quake 4 in my opinion of course feel free to disagree.

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