Archiving the history of the video game Quake 2: created by id Software; customized by the Quake 2 community.
"August 19, 2002 — Quake2Max Site, by psychospaz. Well, I redid website stuff, and now I should probably go and set up Some sort of news script for this front page. I converted all pics on this subsite to png (execpt for jpg screenshots of course), and I'll be releasing a new version of Quake2maX in the very near future."
"Il terremoto ritorna." Courtesy of Archive.org: Review of Quake II, Giochi per il mio computer, January 1998
Well, let's see... I would have to say it all started back in '72. That was the year I was born. Grew up in sunny San Diego, and ended up spending the first 23 years of my life there. I could describe them, but I would bore you to tears, so we'll just leave it at that. I attended San Diego State University, and worked as graphic designer extraordinaire for Woodstock's pizza, where I continually drew little dragons (the mascot of Woodstock's), until I accidentally graduated from school.
Dank and Scud (online Quake comic by Michael Houston) find themselves back on Earth, only to be caught in the middle of some hideous military experiment gone terribly wrong. Originally released November, 1998.
The FPS Gaming Community in Australia: Excerpted from the book Virtual Nation, The Internet in Australia by Gerard Goggin The online FPS community is in many ways international; however, gaming cultures have developed slightly differently in different countries. While it can be seen that Australians have contributed significantly to the development of FPS games, mods …
Donde Quake 2? 