#QUAKE 2 N64 PC#

Technically very similar to the PC Voodoo accelerated version thanks to expansion pack support, Quake II for N64 introduces some brand new levels with the addition of real time lighting effects. Added new effects and lightening make it much more atmospheric, there are 2 og expansions plus brand new one, and N64 port, which is a very nice package and a job well done. Quake II (Nintendo 64 version) A port of Quake II was released on Jfor the Nintendo 64 system by Midway Games. Although the soundtrack in this one still rocks socks off ( crank that volume knob up! ) Got to say, first time I've played Q1 was after playing Q2, and although visually poorer, the level layouts are much more memorable, weapons feel stronger, enemies placement seams more thought-out, and in general Q1 feels like a much more precise design, even thought creating it was probably much more hectic. The level layout just doesn't stick, and everything feels samy. It's hard to put finger on what it exactly is: is it a map layouts? Connected levels? Enemy placement? Environment design? Weak weapon impact? Maybe it is a combination of all of these elements. It felt exactly the same playing it all those years ago as I am feeling right now about it.

Not only forgettable, but already few maps in it starts dragging. La versión o versiones Xbox 360 y Nintendo 64 todavía no salen. Regardless, that's the problem with this game's SP campaign: it's forgettable. (PS One, PC, Xbox 360, Nintendo 64) Análisis de versiones PS One y PC.

#QUAKE 2 N64 FULL#

Certainly I've completed it a decade later when I've got my hands on the full game disc at a second hand store. BUT I can't tell you exactly when I've played full Q2 campaign for the first time - I think it was around the time I've got Voodoo 1 but I've got to a certain point and didn't complete it. Night Dive wants to bother re-creating all of the N64 Quake II, which was kinda a different game considering the. it is being made by Night Dive Studios (who remade Quake 1 and added the N64 port in it) 3. actually making another remaster (its not officially confirmed yet, only rumours) 2. But after the demo my mates and I started playing Q2 deathmatches at Internet Caffee's for over a year and a half ( and depending on the machine in 640 or 800! ), and that was best part of this game. It would be cool, but thats assuming that they are. gives you the ammo type you entered, as well as in the quantity you put. I only had P133 with no accelerator card, so I run it in 360. Gives you rockets, where XXX is the number you put. At the time it was visually ground breaking game.

Quake 2 n64