Archiving the history of the video game Quake 2: created by id Software; customized by the Quake 2 community.
"Last week's first challenge was a bit of a toughie, wasn't it? :). Rest assured, this week's is nice and easy.. well, not too easy to manage a 'perfect' demo, but certainly easy to submit an entry for. In as many ways as you can, without weapons, get to the block above the machinegun. Turning deathmatch mode on will make it easier for one of the jumps, btw, so don't forget that :). -Kaj s8n Haffenden"
"Quake II RTX is our ray-traced remaster of the beloved 1997 first-person shooter. In November, we introduced a ton of new features and enhancements, and now we’re back with Quake II RTX v1.3. This adds an awesome new photo mode for custom screenshots, along with a free camera and Depth of Field option for making cinematic-quality shots..."
"May 21, 2001 — It was brought to my attention that I had the WRONG date posted here! The correct date is the 9th of June. I have gotten a few email's requesting registration and I should get replies out to you some time this week. The main games that are played are 1st person shooters of all types. Other games are welcome and can and will be tried. In your registration e-mail please list the games that you want to play and they will be posted here. There are hotels and restaurants close by. There is also an airport if you are traveling in from out of town. The Date for the next LAN Party is the 9th of June. -Rimshot {DRGN}"
"Surtout que John Carmack, le genial designer-programmeur d'id Software, a annonce que le coeur multijoueur de Quake accepterait sans encombres des parties a 200 joueurs simultanement. Vous imaginez ca ? C'est plus du DeathMatch, mais de ventables batailles rangees. Reste a trouver les grosses becanes et les gens prets a les mettre en place pour offrir de telles parties. A suivre..."
"Kurt Shimada is shaking with joy, disbelief and a twinge of guilt. Moments ago, in the preliminary round of the computer game championships, he didn't just beat but demolished Dennis Fong, who happens to be the Michael Jordan of computer games."
Donde Quake 2? 