With their regular match shoutcasts, on-demand videos, and even a podcast, EnemyTerritory.tv has had huge impact on the competitive scene for Enemy Territory: QUAKE Wars. The team behind the site recently flew out to QuakeCon 2008, where they provided the official match coverage for Activision's ETQW tournament at QuakeCon 2008 and also interviewed Splash Damage's Jared 'jRAD' Hefty and Dave 'ducks' Johnston. With that in mind, we decided to see if we could fit the entire ET.TV crew into a standard box of mints and failing that, interview them about EnemyTerritory.tv.

Suffice to say, despite using the largest hammer we could find, the mint thing was a surprisingly messy no-go, so here's our chat with ET.tv, starring Mattc0m, GreasedScotsman, stlava, space, FishStix, and Backdraft:

A few weeks ago, the good folks at GameRigs announced the launch of a new product line built around Enemy Territory: QUAKE Wars, offering high-end gaming PCs and laptops, as well as console skins for the Xbox 360 and PLAYSTATION 3. All the machines feature unique Enemy Territory: QUAKE Wars art on the outside and some of the best components available. Needless to say, we were keen to find out the hows, whats and whys, so we caught up with GameRigs to talk about the machines and the idea behind them. The resulting interview along with bonus pictures can be found below:

Here inside Splash Damage's hollowed out volcano, we've been keeping a close eye on the Xbox 360 version of Enemy Territory: QUAKE Wars and it's certainly shaping up great. Just last week we received the latest build of the game and it's been running constantly on the Xbox 360 in the break room ever since.

Now that the console versions of ETQW are riding the certification train towards their release date at the end of May, we thought it would be a splendid idea to drag id Software's Kevin Cloud and Nerve Software's commander in chief Brandon James to our interrogation chamber and extract a few more bits of information about the long-awaited Xbox 360 incarnation of the game.

To mark the release of the ETQW Software Development Kit we thought we'd turn our glaring internet spotlight of inquiry upon one of the most exciting looking ETQW mods in development, Wheels Of War. WOW's Domipheus and NoSoup4U were kind enough to spare some time to reply to our ruthless inquiry and even threw in a few extra screenshots.

The Open Beta hadn't been running long before the ETQW statistics page made it clear there were some fearsome players involved. One player, DomMafia, soon pulled clear of the pack...a long way clear. By some distance the highest ranked ETQW Beta player, DomMafia has dominated the ETQW stats board, and has even found the time to post demo videos (hacking the Shield Generator on Valley and flying the Strogg Tormentor). We tracked DomMafia down and forced him to explain himself.