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Quake Update Adds Brand New Multiplayer Horde Mode
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screenrant.comMachineGames, the studio behind the Wolfenstein reboot, designed a Horde Mode for Quake that all players can access now at no extra cost via Update 2. Interestingly, the release of this update coincides with the classic game's launch on the Epic Games Store for PC. A first-person shooter developed by Wolfenstein and Doom creator id Software, Quake's first entry originally entered the fray 25 years ago in 1996.
Quake effectively served as a Doom successor, though it leaned a little more heavily
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Quake Remastered now has a horde mode rockpapershotgun.com /2 years ago
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12.02 / 14:55
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Apple Mac users BEWARE! Zoom is recording you even when not in use
Multiple Apple Mac users have reported that Zoom, the video meeting application, is keeping its microphone on even when the users are not using the platform. Even when the Zoom app is open in the background and is not in active use, it still keeps the microphone on, and records all nearby sounds continuously. This development has worried many Mac users who are now uncomfortable with using the app. This issue was first noticed after MacOS Monterey released last year. After repeated complaints, Zoom released an update in December 2021 to fix the issue. But it looks like the Zoom update didn’t fix it and the issue has returned.
