For one, this Quake experience isn't fun. There's no objective or challenge, other than to see how long you can go without breaking the experience. You can kill enemies, sure, but they can't kill you.

In Myanmar, foreign rescuers have been hauling quake victims from the rubble. Meanwhile, the American aid response, amid ...

This tech demo allows you to run a basic level of Quake II directly from a web browser. The experience includes basic enemies and interactions, with notable limitations: the game runs at 10 fps ...

whereby you can defeat or spawn enemies by looking at the floor for a second and then looking back up,” wrote Microsoft. “I don’t know what this shit is but it ain’t Quake,” said one fan.

Microsoft's World and Human Action MaskGIT Model, or WHAMM, builds on its earlier WHAM-1.6B version launched in February. Unlike its predecessor, this iteration introduces faster visual ...

Enemies don't attack, and in fact just freeze up entirely. It's only when you take an action that you'll notice things change on the screen: A monster may move, shape-shift (due to the AI, not a Quake ...