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Since its 1996 PC release, id’s seminal shooter Quake has been ported to everything from flip phones and smartphones to game consoles and Web browsers. But even many serious fans of the series don’t know about Quake Arcade Tournament Edition (Quake ATE… Continue reading You Can Now Play an Ultra-Rare Quake Arcade Cabinet at Home
We didn’t think we’d see another hack involving the aging iPod Classic here on Hackaday again, yet [Franklin Wei] surprises us with a brand new port of Quake for the sixth-generation iPod released some thirteen years ago. Is Quake the new 90s FPS that’ll get put into every device hackers …read more
Continue reading Porting Quake to an iPod classic is no Easy Task
wjcofkc writes: The last time I was a serious gamer, I was playing Quake and Quake World. That type of first person shooter, with the qualities it offered in terms of physics, level layout, and community, produced for me some very fun times. I have lon… Continue reading Ask Slashdot: What Modern PC Games Would You Recommend For An Old School Gamer?
One of the funniest video games of all time just got funnier. Continue reading ‘Jazzpunk: Director’s Cut’ Adds the Food Fight Arena Shooter We Always Wanted
The New ‘Quake’ looks like the old ‘Quake’ (That’s Good). Continue reading Watch the First Gameplay Trailer for the New ‘Quake’
An anonymous reader quotes this report from Motherboard:
The months leading up to this year’s phenomenal reboot of Doom were stuffed with all kinds of fun developments surrounding the original series, whether it was mods that let you play as Duke Nuke… Continue reading A New ‘Quake’ Episode Appears 20 Years Later
Long time readers know I’ve been a fan of first shooters since the game genre was invented. No company has had a greater impact on these games than Id Software, and among its many important achievements stands Quake, which was released 20 years ago thi… Continue reading 20 Years Later, We Still Game in the Shadow of Quake