The hostility between the GDF and alien Strogg is catching fire and will soon explode as it invades the next-gen consoles as per game developers; id Software and Activision, Inc. The game developers said that Enemy Territory: Quake Wars, the team-based FPS action game will hit next-gen platforms, this Summer with some new properties.
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The player takes on the role of a guard in Global Defense Force (GDF) to destroy Strogg alien invader.
The game will be coming to Microsoft's Xbox360 and Sony's PS3. The title has not yet been announced for Wii but hope will be announced later. Nerve Software will be developing Xbox360 version while Z-Axis will be working on PS3 version.
Price thing and ESRB rating is pending.
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