‘Hello my name is’, an introduction to a game A ‘pas de deux’ or maybe a ‘ménage a trois’ Will we ever see ego’s great flaw All people are really just same Be you called Arab or labeled another name Can we as humanity get beyond Join Thoreau at Walden Pond Feel calm and Peace surround Free our hopes from sacred ground.

Take off our face To feel Grace Afforded all human race Move past Jason and his gold Welcome Jesus from cold.

One of these games is Quake III Arena from ID Software.

This game still remains, after half a decade, as one of those games that never seems to fade in appeal when it comes to going one-on-one against a fellow gamer over age of fourteen. (The graphic nature of game is not suitable for children.)

Whereas there is impending release of Quake 4, which will go more towards a storyline, Quake III Arena remains simple: Deathmatch - Hunt down and kill your opponent. This is your only task.

The game is a First-Person Shooter that takes place in a futuristic world, with gameplay featured on a couple dozen core maps. Your weapons, ranging from real to fantasy, deal out devastating damage. Powerups throughout these maps give you more speed, damage, etc; and each map is usually multi-levelled and reachable by various bounce pads, stairs, and elevators. You just have to watch around corners, as you never know who's going to be camping there waiting to blow you away.