Archiving the history of the video game Quake 2: created by id Software; customized by the Quake 2 community.
MIB-clan. The Men in Black, one of Germany’s best Quake II clans. Just look at the total frags in the screen shots. Mib beat GoV 169-1 and MIB-Werewolf never died in that match. The photographs shown here are TeddysJam’s photos of the Deathmatch Showdown 3 LAN Party from June 2000. This medium sized LAN was hosted by TeddysJam friend Wildcard. There was great weather and the guys pitched tents for camping, and they all enjoyed beer and steaks without end and at a good price.
Thank you to everybody who contributed to making an amazing QuakeCon! Please let me know in the comments if you see your contribution to QuakeCon in this video and I will give you a shoutout... so many people people have a hand in making our Quake community great, and all deserve credit.
Come and find me in the DondeQ2 teeshirt from Thursday to Sunday QuakeCon and let's make a video of you answering my 3 questions... 1) How long have you been playing Quake? 2) How does playing Quake make you feel? 3) What's the best thing that ever happened to you from playing Quake? I have DondeQ2 postcards (while supplies last!) to thank folks willing to brave the video experience!
In this week’s gaming history video, Brazilian Quake II machinima movie maker Donnovan is featured, with a director’s cut of the machinima film, “A Warrior’s Life.” Thank you to everybody supporting the weekly release of Quake II gaming history videos on Patreon.
Most of us gamers have heard about the Quake experience in VR on the Oculus Rift. Here is my latest Quake gaming history video [23 minutes length] about the less well known, very first Quake experience in virtual reality.
Donde Quake 2? 