Archiving the history of the video game Quake 2: created by id Software; customized by the Quake 2 community.
"Onslaught will be making a Team Fortress page soon. I am making a Quake 2 mod called SkReWy Q2. There will be a page up soon and pics as soon as I get something done on it. One more thing, I am starting a LMCTF clan, if you are interested, please e-mail me at the bottom of the page. (Newbies are welcome, experience preferred.)"
The Coven was an independent computer games developer with its roots in the Doom and Quake communities. Originally founded by John "Gestalt" Bye in late 1996, The Coven worked on a free Doom II add-on before moving on to Quake and going commercial in the summer of 1997. The Coven was closed in the winter of 1999, and all their work is now available for free.
Com já foi dito, a primeira QuakeNet foi realizada entre os dias 30 de janeiro e 1º de fevereiro de 1998, em São Paulo, SP. Tendo como palco um salão de festas alugado na móoca. Planejado para até 150 pessoas (sem computadores :), o salão ficou pequeno para o número de pessoas que compareceram - 77 - e seus micros - 46 no total. Não esperávamos tantas pessoas (nem tantos micros). No entanto, tudo correu bem e o encontro foi um sucesso de crítica e de audiência!
Welcome to Keyboarder's Anonymous, a caring, loving environment for those quakers who still use the keyboard. Here you'll find techniques to ease the pains of withdrawal should you choose to learn another controller, and tactics to even the field until you do learn something else.
"Keyboard on lap with your mousepad laid in front of you. You have the mouse horizontally instead of vertically and use your arm mainly as the mousepad is in front of you where the keyboard usually sits while the keyboard is in your lap. -Fox"
Donde Quake 2? 