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Get into Carmack's brain: Watch the full keynote from QuakeCon 2012
by John Keefer, Aug 04, 2012 2:00pm PDTJohn Carmack's extensive keynote topics ranged from programming to graphics to his thoughts on Windows 8. He apologized for Rage on PC and talked about the end of id's mobile gaming initiative. He even talked in-depth about his current project of virtual reality. But in the end, there was too much information to report it all, But now you can watch it.
QuakeCon and Bethesda have made the full 3.5 hours available for viewing. If you think you missed anything, now you can wade through and get the nitty gritty stuff.
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You read our tidbits from John Carmack's keynote, but there was so much more that id's front man had to say in 3.5 hours that we just couldn't get it all down. So now you can watch the full video.
You read our tidbits from John Carmack's keynote, but there was so much more that id's front man had to say in 3.5 hours that we just couldn't get it all down. So now you can watch the full video. : Shacknews
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The whole talk about which one was better or more important or significant isn't really a worthwhile one to have anyway IMO because Quake kind of represented the final union of all these disparate ideas started with previous id FPS games that eventually melded together into one package. Each of their FPS games prior to Quake is a significant milestone in the history of the FPS genre and it does disservice to say that Doom or Quake is somehow lesser than the other.
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