Archiving the history of the video game Quake 2: created by id Software; customized by the Quake 2 community.
"Quite a psychadelic hit squad we have going on here. I agree with Frosty, that the Thresh skin and the Terrorx are the best of this pack. I believe that the Thresh one is the best. The ctf_blue is just plain and blobby and the ctf_red is barely indistinguishable from the Terrorx. Personally I kinda like'em, even if they are kind'a strange in a busy strung out way."
"Why me? What's the sense of life? Why can i draw? Why they don't just kill Fox Mulder? How can people be so stupid and bad? Is there an IP scrambler or else? How does a real UFO look like? 6474879*54375,64? Mom? What's really down there on the oceans? why do i even bother about something if i'm going to die anyway? are most people really that boring or is it me? Why does Quake2 look at 800x600 the same as in 640x480? why do people harrass others instead of ignoring them? Why didn't we receive UO here? What sort of people do read pages like this? are dolphins really that intelligent?"
"Happy Saturday = Happy Weekend!!! Got skins out the wazzoo today, thanks to your hard-workin' Grunts. We have been at it again and have another load of skin-review-treats ready for y'all… Your Grunts have been choppin' away at the Quake2 stump again, with many more older skins reviewed and ready for yer collections."
"Good evening, all. Just poking my furry little nose into the door to let you know that our Model of the Week has changed, yet again. Funny, it just did that last week! Wonders never cease. This time, we've taken a look at a big beefy steel cavalier that is the Space Marine 40K and roasted him slowly over an open fire, being sure to turn the spit counter-clockwise to lock in that farm fresh flavor. Yum!"
October 14th, 1999 — glitter's Q2GUNFRENZY!, released today in version 1.0 under the >RIL_ banner, is the first ever lightgun enabled First-Person-Shooter game. Written specifically for the ACT LABS Gun System - PC lightgun system, it features a finely tuned and highly stylized Quake 2 single-player 'Arcade Mode', as well as standard Quake 2 gameplay with GS lightgun support and 'Stress Relief' mode.
Donde Quake 2? 