No, I remember it. It took the RTCW:ET multiplayer and added a Quake 2 - Strogg and expanded it out into a full standalone game. The problem was when it came out and the - at-the-time death of PC gaming for Xbox360 and PS3. A free to play remaster would probably be popular.
There is no socially unacceptable age to be gaming. I am an adult and I love playing video games with my kids and nieces and nephews. As a kid growing up, I played games with my adult relatives, granted these were mainly card and board games, but these were the games they grew up with in the 1940-1960's. I have co-workers and employees that are also gamers.
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What's the age cut off for socially acceptable gaming
So, hear me out....