Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory was a game released back in May 2003. Since then, most of us grew to love it, and many still play it day in, day out, in an attempt to improve their skill and get some of that e-fame.

Surely, this game should be considered a classic. It has a brilliant mix between aim, movement, weapon management, teamwork and that ever helpful bit of luck. Ma...

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On the sixth anniversary of Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory, it's developer Splash Damage released a teaser for their newest project: BRINK. The teaser honors its name by teasing us with an eye, some concept art and a release time frame: Spring 2010. BRINK is going to be published by Bethesda Softworks, who have developed and published popular franchises such as The Elder Scrol...

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Stuart 'TosspoT' Saw: “The game has become far too predictable” and “for Enemy Territory to become compelling again […] it will require new maps with less stages”. TosspoT is right but for the wrong reason. ET does not need new maps but the approach to the map-pool and matches has to change. The golden-triangle will have to be broken for the game to become '...

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At every installment of the Crossfire Challenges there is a team which I, and a lot of other people, put our money on: mamut.si.

Crossfire Prizefight Challenge - idle.ee

They were there when it all began, the Crossfire Prizefight Challenge (CPC1), entering the tournament with a lot...

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The Winner Bracket Final of the Crossfire Challenge 6 has just taken place between Overload.SNB and ButtonBashers. It was a stunning match with everything you would expect and want to see. I will now review every map seperately.

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