Archiving the history of the video game Quake 2: created by id Software; customized by the Quake 2 community.
"Pina colada pineapple grenade. To make it in Nuevos Aires, one needs nerves of silk and the filthiest of hands. Mix together a batch of espionage, some high- speed car chases, fire-spewing assassins, and you've got one oven that'll never bake cookies again. We provide the pliers and you bring the moxie."
"Berserker@Quake2 is the heavily modified idTech2 engine, based on quake2-3.21 source code. OpenGL renderer uses the classic forward rendering technology. Main feature is per-pixel lighting (PPL) and real-time shadowing using stencil shadow volumes. Lights/Shadows processing based on Tenebrae source code."
"A whole lotta new changes, including fixed up effects, removed bugs and the following: ent shadows, water waves, angled footprints, custom sounds, new weapon code, a new slowmo system for SP, and a whole lot more. Have fun with it. 10-4."
"Modscape.Telefragged.com: D-Day mod's flamethrower weapon is graphically enhanced from the Quake2Max engine, by psychospaz, 2001."
"Thursday, July 19, 2001, posted by psychospaz. The new build of PsychoMod gives an option of being serverside or not. If its not, OpenGL is required along with the pak. New effects are tga bulletmarks and footprints. Be sure that you dont use 8-bit textures, as 32-bit tgas are being used. I've been working on SWTC for the last while and progress is good. Check out Star Wars Quake 2: The Call of the Force."
Donde Quake 2? 