Quake 4 [European] (Xbox 360) (Xbox 360 Games)

Quake 4 was one of the first groundbreaking first person shooters to be launched alongside the Xbox 360 on the 2nd December 2005 in Europe. It is the first game developed on the Xbox 360 using id Software's revolutionary Doom 3 technology, taking...

Not exactly earth shattering

The average single-player romp, complete with stuttering frame rate, means Quake 4 doesn't quite live up to our expectations. Thankfully, a decent multiplayer mode saves the day

Quake 4 for Xbox 360 Review - Aside from some cool four-player Quake 2 action the only reason to pick this up is if you must play the latest Quake game, but don't have a good PC.

Eight years after Quake II, Quake 4 picks up the plot but drops the ball

Multiplayer still kicks ass ; Spiffy graphics ; Vehicles offer variety

Single-player story goes nowhere ; Creepy facial animations ; Uninteresting weapons

Bunkered down between drums of flammable liquid, the alien forces begin to surge into the room. With only your arsenal of 9 different weapons, 7 grenades and a very sharp stick between living and an almost certain rectal probe followed by some...

Death to the Strog!

IN A DESPERATE WAR FOR Earth's survival against an unrelenting alien enemy, the only way to defeat them is to become one of them. Armed with advanced weaponry and vehicles and aided by an elite squad of marines, you take the battle to the heart of the...

It's really a shame that a game like this suffers from the old bad port syndrome of stuttering graphics. The single player experience isn't too bad though but there's nothing here over the PC version that would make it a must buy for the 360.

If you're into PC gaming and you love first person shooters, then there is no doubt in my mind at some point in your life you have played Quake. Way back in 1996 id Software put together the first game in the franchise at the dawn of online gaming....

Technically it's the first "new" showing of the Quake series since 1999, so how does it stack up? The story may be better than the rest of the games in the franchise and the multiplayer is on par with the series, but not entirely robust. Unfortunately...

I reviewed the PC version of Quake 4 a while back and really enjoyed the game. While it was a lot more of the same fast-paced Quake action we have seen before, it was done on top of the DOOM 3 Engine and really made DOOM 3 look like a bad game. With...

If you can go into Quake 4 and overlook these serious flaws, you will find a fun game. However, if you want to play the multiplayer modes and don't want to have your gaming experience be slowed down by freezes, stick to the PC version. As for me, I...

Not the sharpest shooter.

Good, violent fun; Evolving weaponry; Full version of Quake II

Both games are linear; Both feel old; Quake II runs better

Quake 4 wasn't a very impressive game on the PC, but there it had hundreds if not thousands of rivals to compete against. On the Xbox 360 it only has three, yet is even less compelling because it feels so old. Assuming you just spent a mountain of...