The official QuakeCon website has been updated with tournament results. Techfear takes a look at the event's exhibitors and sponsors. Gamernode has a best-of video. And lastly PlanetQuake4.net has videos from John Carmack's keynote speech, id Software's Q&A session and Splash Damage's Enemy Territory: Quake Wars tools session.

As expected, the full source code for Quake 3 is now available. The source code, available under the GPL license, can be compiled under Windows, Mac and Linux environments. The zip also includes the source code to Q3Radiant 200f. You can find the included readme.txt here.

DOOM 3 is all the rage right now (we're starting to add early mods on FileShack) but that doesn't mean there wont be any updates for Quake 3 mods. The WireHead Studios guys have released the latest Generations Arena, and you can grab the full installation version from FileShack.

The final version of Urban Terror has been released, ending the development of the mod on the Quake 3 engine with v3.4. You can download either a 414mb full installer or a 12mb patch to update the previous v3.3 release.

Silicon Ice Development has released version 3.3 of the Urban Terror mod, which is the last release for the Quake 3 engine. As we reported last month, the mod will be ported to the Enemy Territory engine.

HomeLAN Fed has a new Q&A with Robert Waring, asking the Team Evolve team leader about the 3.0 release of Painkeep Arena mod for Quake 3. JCal asks about the delay in getting 3.0 released, new content, graphical improvements, the current status of the mod and plans for releases after this version.

PlanetQuake3.net is reporting that the Quake 3 mod Urban Terror will become a stand-alone game. The mod will be ported to the Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory engine, though it will be able to run on its own and the Silicon Ice development team no longer considers it to be just a mod. They still intend to release the game for free. More info here.

As noted on the mod's official website, version 3.0 of the Urban Terror mod for Quake 3 Arena is now out. Version 3.0 features a new Bomb/Defuse gamemode, a new weapon, new player skins and more. You can grab the release from FileShack.

For you Rocket Arena fans, a new version 1.65 release is now out. This release fixes a bunch of bugs found in the recent 1.6 release. You can find the upgrade files on FileShack.

A new version of Reaction Quake 3 has been released, offering new and improved maps among several other things. You can find the 308mb (!) file mirrored on FileShack.

HomeLAN Fed's Saturday morning mod interview is with Jason "Rhea" Keimig of Orange Smoothie Productions, known for their OSP Tourney mods for Quake 3, RTCW and other games.

id Software programmer Robert Duffy updated his .plan file with the news that a new version of the Quake 3 Linux point release is now out. You can find it on id's FTP server or FileShack.

Quake3 Urban Terror v2.6 has just been released, although the website doesnt seem to be up to date on that stuff as of this posting, you can already grab the files on Fileshack of course. Keep in mind things are a bit crowded today with the big Spearhead demo release yesterday. Also, for those of you who were having slowdowns, we've tracked that down and things should be snappy again.

- Urban Terror v2.6 - Urban Terror v2.5 to 2.6 Upgrade

Graeme Devine updated his .plan file, announcing that he has released a new beta Mac patch for Quake 3 Arena. It now includes Punkbuster support files.

id Software programmer Robert Duffy updated his .plan file, mentioning that id's FTP server now has a new Quake 3 (+ Team Arena) SDK containing the 1.32 source code. There is a Windows version as well as a Linux version. Both of those links go to FileShack where the files are mirrored.