Popular FPS Quake Live Finally Available For Mac Users
8:29 am, August 19th, 2009, Leander Kahney

ID Software’s browser-based shooter Quake Live is finally available for Mac users — mostly.
An update to the game’s servers means the game can be played on Safari on the Mac, but not Firefox.
“This update is Safari only, but we’ve pushed a ticket with the folks at Mozilla and hope to have the Firefox build fixed very shortly,” ID says.
Based on the popular Quake 3 Arena, Quake Live is a free, browser-based shoot-em-up. It features more than 40 arenas and five game modes, including duel, capture the flag and group deathmatch. Players can frag each other or computer-controlled bots, and can be matched according to skill level. The game requires a plugin to play. It is not Flash based.
The game went online earlier this year, but Windows only. It’s been wildly popular: more than 113,000 player accounts were created in the first six hours.
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FINALLY!! period
TG, on August 19th, 2009 at 9:14 am
Imagine my surprise to find that it only works on Intel Macs. Whatever happened to backwards compatibility? Quake 3 ran great on old macs.
grahf, on August 19th, 2009 at 6:42 pm