The rumored project from id got a little more possible last week, when husband and wife super-duo John Carmack and Anna Kang commented to Wired that they'd been planning on bringing Wolfenstein to the ...

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A portable version of the Arena entry (aka Quake III Arena, although the DS version likely is a new remix of the game) in id Software's killer Quake shooter franchise.

Drunken Coders have been working on a port of Quake to the DS since October, and while it's still not quite finished, it's done enough for you to take a crack at it. You'll have to know a thing or two ...

id Software's John Carmack wants to create a Quake Arena game on Nintendo DS, the company co-founder disclosed during his QuakeCon 2007 keynote. The renowned programmer cited the portable's wi-fi ...

When the first version of Quake DS was released by coder Simon Hall, we all saw his ambition. However, the first version of the game was not able to match that ambition, instead providing us with a ...

I love my Nintendo DS, but I was just thinking to myself the other day how it could be so much better. I need some old-school Quake II action. Alright, that's a complete lie, but now that I think of ...

id Software's John Carmack has revealed the developer is looking to bring two of its major IPs to Nintendo DS as part of a foray into the mobile market. "...we're currently looking at potentially two ...

At John Carmack's keynote speech tonight at this year's QuakeCon, the millionaire programmer made mention that there may be a version of Quake Arena in the works for the Nintendo DS. During the ...

We relayed to you last week that John Carmack and his wife Anna Kang were opening up a new mobile division of id, with their first planned release to be a simultaneous release of Wolfenstein on both ...