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@RotatableHorse

10 ай бұрын

Thank you for showing me how to access nightmare mode. I was so confused.

@iamgermane

2 ай бұрын

I played the beta at work one late night on the network. Kick ass beta.

The engine itself deserves it's own video.

@dudds6699

4 жыл бұрын

It deserves its own black book hopefully being worked on now.

@Coccyx69

3 жыл бұрын

The johns and carmacks deserve a videos lol

@domdicenso1656

Жыл бұрын

It has several of them..... IDIOT!!!!!!!

@iamgermane

2 ай бұрын

Multiplayer on the Internet rocked.

@alvallac2171

Ай бұрын

*its (possessive pronoun) it's = contraction of "it is" or "it has" All contractions have apostrophes. Possessive pronouns never do.

I remember reading the pc gamer review.. duke nuked 3d was reviewed in the previous magazine, I think. Anyway, in their review "The Bottom Line" they said that "Quake isn't destined to revolutionize action games" it always stuck with me and every time I think about it it makes me chuckle

@Manamanamana36

4 жыл бұрын

Wow game journalism sucked in 96 already

@koszeggy

4 жыл бұрын

Honestly, I had the same opinion back then (I was 16 in '96). Quake ran terribly on my PC, it had a brownish-greenish depressing atmosphere while Duke Nukem 3D was more diverse, colorful, funny and cool to the extreme. Of course, later I realized that technologically Quake was superior but I could enjoy it for first time only years later when I played it in multiplayer with my colleagues on a much stronger PC.

@sadham2668

2 жыл бұрын

@@Manamanamana36 was game journalism ever good?

@mancamiatipoola

2 жыл бұрын

Sure there were some more interesting or better looking FPS games at the time, but what Quake really accomplished was bringing the FPS genre into the multiplayer scene big time. Let's face it, it didn't charm with its wholesome gfx or impress with a cool story, but it did help people shoot their best friends with rockets in the face. If you grew up in the 90s and had an interest in computers, you were bound to see and hear Quake being played at ANY local internet cafe. Late 90s Quake was the only FPS game that was played vigurously in i-cafes until HL came along.

@ohmygahdbilly

Жыл бұрын

@@Manamanamana36 it’s quite nice that gaming journalism has been so shit since the beginning, it’s nice to have a good bit of consistency in your life.

I love how your reviews go beyond the "10/10 best game ever" layout. You discuss not only why you like (or dislike) the game, but the backstory to the development of the game as well. I always find those bits of info fascinating, since I didn't grow up experiencing much of the games you review.

@LGR

8 жыл бұрын

Thanks, I'm glad you like!

@Manamanamana36

4 жыл бұрын

It's 110/10 tho

I loved the sound of the wind in Quake. It was so atmospheric.

@IlIlIlIlIlIlIlIlIlIlIlIlIlIlI

3 жыл бұрын

The wind sounds after a match ended as it showed the final scoreboard. So good.

@NoName-dc5df

Жыл бұрын

Unreal had a really cool and atmospheric wind sound effect too. Those were the days.

@HowBigistheMap

Жыл бұрын

@@NoName-dc5df Ah yes, and the creatures made awesome sounds too!

@jessed0308

Ай бұрын

@@NoName-dc5df so true

I guess you can say Treznor... *nailed* the soundtrack

@devincasebeer4459

6 жыл бұрын

linkmacloud BOO!

@_sp1r4L_

5 жыл бұрын

10/10 Best joke ever!

@lalorock95

5 жыл бұрын

YEEEEEAAAAAHHHHH !!!!

@Maxflay3r

5 жыл бұрын

supernailed it.

@AnnNightNoxana

5 жыл бұрын

Treznor composed the soundtrack? Huh, nobody told me about *id*

Loved this game. My dad got it for me when i was a kid. Rip dad :( i like how the monsters would fight each other if they hit each other

@RJmakes69

11 ай бұрын

Rest in peace 🫡

We all played Quake in the office back in the day. Someone downloaded a cracked version of the CD and we copied it around the network. Good times. Because we never had the CD, we could play it plus other music as the soundtrack. I would play Peter Gabriel’s “Last Temptation Of Christ” soundtrack. I tell you, the juxtaposition of angelic choirs and gorgeous tribal rhythms over the gore actually made the experience more visceral and scary.

@chadwik4000

Жыл бұрын

Q crack was the crack for the demo cd... which contained all of IDs' game library. Needless to say, lots of kids ended up with a complete ID games library.

@GEOFFAMORTON

Жыл бұрын

@@chadwik4000 interesting. Cause it turns out I was wrong. We did have the Quake CD… I know this because it turns out I inherited it at some point in the 2000s and I’ve got it stored in my old CD backup collection.

@chadwik4000

Жыл бұрын

@@GEOFFAMORTON my friend and I would play it during computer science class.

@FreeSpeechXtremist

Жыл бұрын

We installed on the school network they tried to stop us and then let us coz the more they tried to stop us the more we hacked the network. Only condition was not playing in class which we didn't obey of course!

@Mainyehc

8 ай бұрын

A great friend of mine and I played it with Nirvana’s It’s Better to Burn Out Than to Fade Away, and some of the tracks fit the atmosphere so well they actually seem as if they were composed specifically for the game. I even went to the trouble of making rips of the album (up until then I was using my brother’s original CD) with our own customized liner notes, complete with clan colours, logo, etc. I’ve since become a big Trent Reznor and NIИ fan, so I’ll probably do a play through of the entire thing with the original soundtrack some time, but I still default to that album. In my head, it’s “canon”, in that it’s how I remember it from my teens.

"Voiced the protagonist"??? LoL wut? You mean he was the one who did all that grunting?

@JonCombo

7 жыл бұрын

Jumping, pain, drowning I guess.

@shogunstar1283

7 жыл бұрын

*jumps* "HURH!" *lands* "UHH..." *falls in lava* "AHH!! AHH!! AHH!! AHH!! AHH!! AHH!! AHH!! AHHHHRR!!""

@ShadowRidgeHernando

5 жыл бұрын

Oh god, I have him to thank for that Jumping sound???? Argh

@cool3865

5 жыл бұрын

he also did the sounds for the zombies, which is surprising since his contract with RIAA forbid him for singing or using his voice in the game.

@Uzurr69

4 жыл бұрын

@@cool3865 that's absolutely mental.. Big fan of NIN here, I played Quake through all these years and never noticed. Maybe it's because I played the game as a young kid, way before I even knew who Trent was, and wasn't familiar with his voice. Never knew he voiced the protagonist, or the zombies.

I love this game so much. It's a shame we didn't see more of this style of Quake, as much as I love the sequels.

@gibgun

8 жыл бұрын

I know what you mean. I loved Quake 2, and had a blast playing 3, but a direct sequel would have been fantastic.

@MsHUGSaLOT

8 жыл бұрын

After being knee deep in Quakeworld's development along with QuakeSpy (later GameSpy) back in the 90s, Quake 2 was my least favorite of them since the "feel" was totally different, at least for multiplayer. Single player was quite fun. Quake 3 (I still have my tin box set) brought that feel back and fine tuned it with QuakeLive which I still play from time to time. If Quake didn't happen, companies like 3DFX, ATI, AMD, nVidia probably wouldn't have existed. Quake pushed so much hardware tech forward that if I saw the hardware we have now, back in the 90s, my head would explode.

@srcheddar

8 жыл бұрын

I agree. Personally I think Q1 had the best atmosphere and level/enemy designs.

@gibgun

8 жыл бұрын

+capy bara here's hoping! I'm loving this resurgence of iD classics, so far being made with love and care.

@Scarfulhu

8 жыл бұрын

nakamine1713 Direct sequel to Quake 2, not Quake 1.

Oh man so much nostalgia....used to watch my dad play this for hours on end when he got it on launch day - good times

@TheTechnoBroz

8 жыл бұрын

Oh hey, it's you. Love your reviews! I actually recently bought Doom 64 because of your review of it, great game.

@n64glennplant

8 жыл бұрын

+TheTechnoBroz doom 64 has an awesome ambient soundtrack! Glad you picked it up its a great title!

@andrewhaxley9467

7 жыл бұрын

good times too when i had the demo!

@VonTaylan

7 жыл бұрын

hey glenn Plant, welcome greetz from Holland. I also watch ur show mi mate

@enshk79

5 жыл бұрын

You just say there and watched for hours?

"Shotgun, super shotgun, rocket launcher, all waving around in front of you like a deadly metalic phallus" Best description of FPS ever!

"Are you guys Satan-Worshippers?" "No."

@northwindkey

7 жыл бұрын

Nah man, the devil worships me.

@ESFAndy011

6 жыл бұрын

Hmm... "had a good point"? I mean... aren't you fighting against hellspawns and other creatures of the sort instead of for them?

@ESFAndy011

6 жыл бұрын

+spookanide Come on, it's never solely because of something like that. Rather, it's solely because said person was fucked in the head enough to use a source of harmless entertainment as an excuse to go ballistic.

@ESFAndy011

6 жыл бұрын

+Flareblood Interesting point of view, I have to say. I mean still pretty dumb to make a big deal over a video game obviously, but... yeah, I never saw it that way.

@ESFAndy011

6 жыл бұрын

Ah, gotcha.

Thank you for this trip down memory lane. The first shooter I really got into was Quake, due to my father. He passed on this day 7 years ago, so thank you for bringing a happy memory to mind. You're seriously the best LGR ^^

@cacomeat7385

8 жыл бұрын

wow the timing sure is surreal isn't it?

@Ikelae

8 жыл бұрын

Yeah, Quake was huge in both of our lives. It created a passion in both of us, and we played games together until the day he passed because of the title. Quake was his favorite game, getting this video today was something special.

@toastservant9542

7 жыл бұрын

+Ike Our avatars... is it a sign??

@Ikelae

7 жыл бұрын

It's Me, That KZread Guy Yeah, we both have fantastic taste! ^^

@FelixS.

6 жыл бұрын

Ike Sounds like a wonderful dad. Nothing will ever take your memories away from you. Greetings from Germany!

Quake is a true classic. It's also the game that convinced me that 3DFX/accelerators was the future of gaming and that an upgraded machine was needed. It was actually the first build I specced out, bought the parts for and built from scratch. It's also a milestone for PC gamers of my era. "In the beginning there was 2D and without form. But Carmack said: Let there be insane death-matches on fully realized 3D arenas with great controls and an Industrial Metal soundtrack. Quake was created and PC gamers saw that it was good."

I used to secretly play this on my dad's old Windows 95 desktop when I was 5. It's scared me then and it still makes me uneasy now haha.

@alaididnalid7660

3 жыл бұрын

5, that's awesome, ha. I remember that my younger sister had this exchange student girl over at or house and I introduced those two 8 year olds to Quake. The demo started playing and she became pale mumbling in French: "Mais, ce sont les cadavres.". Not yet realizing she was completely thrown off by the visuals I just said "Oui"..

@Darkdeadperson

2 жыл бұрын

Hell, when I was a young one my papaw and I played Quake, Quake 2, and Doom

I still remember the day I picked up my, now battered and beaten, copy of Quake. This game introduced me into the FPS genre, multiplayer (I'm looking at you, those early versions of Team Fortress which me and my buddies played on our high school computer lab), and the music of Nine Inch Nails itself. And while I know I'm verily late to the party, thanks for this video!

Quake Champions… can't we just have another game where you're exploring surreal gothic dreamworlds while the music makes you feel like you're slowly going insane?

@KillerandUndertaker

5 жыл бұрын

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@enshk79

5 жыл бұрын

Nope it’s gotta be multiplayer. Look forward to Quake Royale

@santiagoferrari1973

4 жыл бұрын

@@enshk79 quake royale?!?!

Please note that the CD soundtrack doesn't come with the Steam release of the game. I had to use a source port (DarkPlaces) and download the music tracks from a Quake fansite.

@wesleybcrowen

8 жыл бұрын

On gog, the game comes with soundtrack stuck inside an image file.

@ThatHomestar

8 жыл бұрын

WesleyB Crowen Good to know.

@ZenoPopo

8 жыл бұрын

you can easly find a steam patch that brings the music back

@KayX291

8 жыл бұрын

That patch is awful though. It shouldn't even be considered to be a patch. It's just a setup file that comes with a horribly outdated DarkPlaces engine and a music which some of em, like the Scourge of Armagon, are badly ripped.

@Infernape7890

8 жыл бұрын

GOG is typically the best place to buy old games. The name says it all.

Doom, Duke, and Quake were my 90s computer games.

@NinjaSushi2

2 жыл бұрын

Yup. Still my favorite along with Shadow Warrior.

Just started playing Quake for the first time a couple hours ago. Before I didn't understand what you meant by an oppressive atmosphere - having finished the first two episodes, I feeel it. Playing those first two episodes I felt afraid to move ahead, but pushed on anyways, because if you keep moving, you have better chances at surviving. The OST definitely does well to bring you into it too.I couldn't imagine what it would feel like when THIS was state-of-the-art - it would probably be even more mind blowing. And the level design! Somehow labyrinthine yet incredibly easy to find out how to get where you need to go to. Masterful stuff - wish level design like this was more common in games today. Would make them a lot more interesting to navigate through!

@Manamanamana36

4 жыл бұрын

Try Arcane Dimesions. It's a beatuful mod for Quake, the best mod I played for ANY game ever

the voice acting of Quake is amazing, its like a very well read poem that soothes your mind. "Hurgh!" -Ranger, Quake "Huuuh!" -Bitterman, Quake 2

Wow, what a great review. You know, for the 20 years since Quake 1 has been out, I could never place my finger on the specific reason I enjoyed it's whole ... gestalt? so much, but you talking about the weird dichotomies of tech and sorcery, and how the feeling of dread and uncomfortableness just seem to blend so well really put to words what I've felt for so long. Thanks so much for another great video!

@LGR

8 жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed!

I remenber saying "Wow, those zombies are quite realistic, they wont stop until you blow them up entirely"

great review. i remember when i got my full copy of quake. buying games in the 90s was always a treat considering the extra tangible materials that came in the box and how lovingly crafted and presented it was. nostalgia overload.

The less colourful palette makes the game feel more badass for me

@ZenoPopo

8 жыл бұрын

indeed it does

@ghostface1028

7 жыл бұрын

Says the one with a pony as profile picture.

@zanly5039

6 жыл бұрын

+Ghostface*10 ...And?

@piehatesbadguys6533

6 жыл бұрын

+Flareblood Well,pony’s are mostly about sunshine and rainbows(lots of vibrant colors) and then he talks about a dreary,dark and badass game.Seems a bit weird ironic in a way.

@NeutralGuyDoubleZero

4 жыл бұрын

@arbereshe I really dont get what you mean. Whole photo realism has become more of a trend over time, games still look really different from each other overall.

i played quake for the first time this year, and it was AWESOME! i cant say the same thing about quake 2, but wow, the first one is really really impressive!

@ZenoPopo

8 жыл бұрын

sure is

@kveller555

6 жыл бұрын

Silly Billy I wouldn't say it's _bad_ but it's not the best, IMO at least. The difficulty was seriously lowered with enemies that make you think your dead teammates were total retards. Just compare a Shambler to a Tank. The overall tone is completely different as well. It went from nightmarish realms to a more generic sci-fi theme, which was just disappointing. Sonic Mayhem kicks ass though.

@lobodesade5815

6 жыл бұрын

Ludo Thorn I like both games just as much as each other, but for different reasons. I love the aesthetic of Quake 1, it's unique, and to this day no came has come close to that aesthetic. But I love the science fiction element of Quake 2, when I played that I just felt completely immersed in that world. There were some minor additions to Quake 2 that made it feel like a different experience. For example with some enemies sometimes you would get something called 'post mortum spasm', where after you kill them their body would fire off a few shots before it dropped. It was little things like that, that made me love Quake 2. But in terms of atmosphere and aesthetic, nothing comes close to the first Quake.

@Fendervana

5 жыл бұрын

Bought this new in 96 and still have it. Played QW for 5 years and it was the best 1v1 or TF game I've ever played. When Q2 came out, I bought it and it was shit. Q2 was a newb FPS game.

@MrFreeGman

5 жыл бұрын

Quake 2 is the best Quake, especially if you include the multiplayer.

I remember getting very stressed playing this. I had to stop some times due to thinking my heart would explode.

@mojoxide

3 жыл бұрын

Yup. Was straight up terrifying playing this in the dark with my altec lansing subwoofer.

@NinjaSushi2

2 жыл бұрын

Hearing the enemies stalk you as you're running low on ammo and health.

An excellent review by an articulate and informative guy. I love this game and still play it. I purchased it when it first came out. I’m 71 years old but this keeps me mentally on the ball!

I LOVE how much you praise Reznor. I've listened to this soundtrack on loop many of times in the past with the old CD player. Someday I gotta actually play this game, lol.

@flintston3r

8 жыл бұрын

amazing game! I played through it about 3 years ago and absolutely loved it. If you enjoy doom you'll pick this game up quick and star gibbing a shit in no time. :D

@emptysaint

8 жыл бұрын

I don't doubt it being awesome... I mean, Mr.LGR def knows how to sell a game here, lol.

You got a great narrator voice; soothing yet gruff like being rolled in a peace of pelt with tiny rocks in it.

I think two of the reasons it really took off are (1) Not just TCP/IP support, but support for more than 4 players. Where Doom blew us away supporting 4 players, Quake came in with 16 and just opened a whole new world of fun. (2) It came with "Quake-C" support, basically saying "Mod it up folks!". This really spoke to that modding community and also opened up a new world of fun.

This set the gold standard for first person shooters. To this day I've never played any other FPS game that had such a well defined FEEL to it. It felt like you were actually visiting a different place.

@spearPYN

3 жыл бұрын

What about the original Unreal and Half-Life? I had the same feeling as in Quake. 1996-2002 was the peak for fps games and 90s was just the greatest period for pc gaming, period.

@madamada7458

3 жыл бұрын

@@spearPYN tbh half life came 2 years after quake so there's that, i think this is the first proper "atmospheric" fps, because even before quake, there were games like hexen and heretic that were set in goth worlds but i always felt that they concentrated much more on the rpg-ish combat. Quake was the first one as far as i remember that was _this_ dripping wet with atmosphere

Note the "NiN" logo on the ammo box at 5:02. This is - of course - ammo for the nail gun! I freakin love that!!! :)

@OfLegendBorn

4 жыл бұрын

He specifically mentions that at around 8:33...

Wonderful review as always Clint. I love the comparison to Mario 64, seeing as both games basically created and perfected the idea of what it means for a game to be in 3D.

@LGR

8 жыл бұрын

Yeah, it's a neat topic to consider! The two approaches to 3D worlds within a day of each other are fascinating.

@ikagura

8 жыл бұрын

they also share a sound effect

@doom5895

6 жыл бұрын

ikagura the teleport sound?

We will never have FPS as great as '90s FPS again. Doom, Duke, Blood, Quake, Shadow Warrior... these have never been topped.

@aretard7995

4 жыл бұрын

UT...

@actualargonian4890

4 жыл бұрын

The modern age doom is pretty good you might even say it’s better just because graphics are a big turning point now

@nicola6323

4 жыл бұрын

Actual Argonian Same for the new Wolfenstein games

@m_u_s_e8067

4 жыл бұрын

Maybe play Dusk, Amid Evil, Ion Maiden

@psiangel

4 жыл бұрын

@Dacco csgo isn't anything like those other games. It's way more slow paced and tactical.

This is the game that got me into modding. I was learning C++when it came out, so Quake-C was pretty easy to figure out.

LGR's narration is always a highlight for me. Videos in general are always crisply shot, but the audio is always the type of quality that makes me take note. Only a handful of people on KZread have rich, full narration, spoken in earnest. Its one thing to have the right gear, but its another to train yourself to effectively do voiceover work (something thats more talent than practice).

Some games do still run the Quake III engine, like all the Call of Duty games including the next one in the pipeline. It's incredible how a AAA multimillion game like Call of Duty still runs the base code of a game engine from 1999 in 2016. And to think that the engine was made by one guy, John Carmack!

@KilgoreOnDrugs

8 жыл бұрын

He did get some assistance from Michael Abrash, and John Cash though.

@SirScheisalot

8 жыл бұрын

Woaaaaaaaaaaaaaah that's crazy.

@elimalinsky7069

8 жыл бұрын

KilgoreOnDrugs John Carmack spends his time now building rockets and working on the Oculus Rift. Id Tech 6 was built without him, although it's basically just an upgrade of Id Tech 5.

@KilgoreOnDrugs

8 жыл бұрын

Eli Malinsky I thought we were talking about the original Quake 1 engine / id Tech 2 specifically.

@Arrinao

8 жыл бұрын

He gave up on rockets tho

this is seriously one of my favorite channels on KZread

I feel so nostalgic now that I'm on my 50s... this was hands down my best game experience ever! Running it on a PC that I put together with a 486 AMD CPU later upgrading to Pentium 90, 3dfx Voodoo video card to later upgrade to Nvidia, 33.6k modem then to a 56k ( thanks to the good old Pricewatch, Tom's Hardware and Anand's Tech). The multiplayer was so addictive that on my work days after going to bed I would hear the grenades bouncing in my mind and had to get up and play some more ugh.. This game definitely was an influence on my divorce, so kids; don't get married too young and get all the fun out of your system before tying the knot!

Man, when I finally played Quake *with* the soundtrack it became a different, better game altogether. So fitting to the semi-abstract environments and pure grit the game is built of. Definitely among the top 5 best game OSTs ever.

@jturner718

8 жыл бұрын

I've played Quake but I really need to get ahold of the OST for use in the Darkplaces engine. I need to rip it from my CD sometime.

@IndygoEEI

8 жыл бұрын

A good alternate soundtrack to use is AC\DC's Who Made Who (Also the soundtrack to the movie Maximum Overdrive). Yeah, for some reason my dad put that in the machine and it played when Quake was playing. The track listings matched the map listing so well that DT was played on the results screen, a very appropriate track for that.

@GT6SuzukaTimeTrials

8 жыл бұрын

I miss playing this game just to hear the music.

@asfsdasd

8 жыл бұрын

If I remember correctly, the game is set so that it plays any audio CD it sees in the CD drive. You can even change songs using the console!

@1lapmagic

8 жыл бұрын

Any game that plays cd music plays any audio cd in the drive. I've heard people highlight this in the last few days as if it were a feature of Quake. It wasn't

That intro theme is legendary on it's own!

Quake and Diablo commanded the bulk of my time during my later years of high school. The soundtrack in Quake was always what stood out most for me, having always been a huge fan of NIN. I actually met Trent Reznor and we talked about how he got involved with Quake at length. I was neighbors with Robin Finck in Marietta GA, who tours with NIN as the guitarist. That was about 5 years ago but it was so cool to have talked with Trent about the early days of PC gaming. His love of Doom got him interested and ultimately got him to reach out to Carmack and got him involved with Quake.

Quake is the one game I play almost every day….and have since it came out in 1997. I even have my Quake album vinyl, Quake Switch collectors box and most recently Quake t-shirt. Oh! I bought an old Quake shareware original, to replace my lost one! It’s the one game that still has a vibrant community on Discord and the remastered version is gorgeous! Mods and servers still active and wow, can’t think of a game other than DOOM that has that infinite lifespan.

If the old "stop motion" style animations are to your liking you might also like to play the game without texture blurring, with hard pixels. IMO it looks better that way.

@0neDoomedSpaceMarine

4 жыл бұрын

Quake's low resolution textures are really too beautiful for blur filters. Kevin and Adrian really knew what they were doing.

I used to listen to the Quake soundtrack while playing other games as well. So good.

Loved going to my friend's house to watch/play the OG Quake on his Gateway Dimension Big-Screen PC, we'd turn out the lights, turn the volume up on the surround sound and immerse ourselves in the glorious bloodbath that was Quake. I was never very good at the game but loved it.

The thing I find most amazing is that right out of the box, WinQuake (without any patches or compatibility options) works flawlessly on Windows 10. I had my first taste of Quake in middle school (literally, as someone figured out how to hack into one of the Power Macs in Homeroom, and put the demo of not only Quake, but Duke Nukem 3D on it). That was really my first foray into PC gaming beyond the likes of the BASIC games my dad had on our cobbled together curbside special Packard-Bell machine back in '96 (Pentium 100, if I remember correctly). Man, what great memories from back then...SimCity 2000 SE, SimFarm...56k Dial-Up...it was such a magical time for me, as a tween...

QUAKE HAD MUSIC?!?! When I was a kid I thought it was an intentional choice to leave music out to enhance the atmosphere and differentiate it from Doom, but left the CD music volume option in there as some sort of April Fool's joke. Yet here you are, gushing for minutes about a soundtrack I never heard hints of in all my hours playing.

@Tko101488

3 жыл бұрын

No no, I like your theory better, LGR is just in on the joke

I'd love to see proper Quake remake the way they did it with Doom. All ID three great titles were a milestones to me as a gamer. I just adore them despite all their little sins.

@santiagoferrari1973

4 жыл бұрын

Latest quake is crap

The colour pallet's brilliant! That's why they did it

It's basically impossible to overstate how revolutionary this was at the time. One thing I'll say to convey it: to enable use of looking around with the mouse, you had to use the "+mlook" command. Prior to this everyone used the keyboard for moving around and looking around. Also, the huge upgrade of using "GLQuake" if you had a graphics card that supported glide was incredible. It was the birth of what we know as true 3D graphics. Finally, I got a pirated copy of this from a friend in my programming class sophomore year of High School on like 35 floppies, lol.

Great review, Clint. I swear the production values of these reviews get better with each video :D

Ironically, while Quake was considered drab and simplistic back in the day, nowadays it seems like an awesome game, compared to all the linear and heavily-scripted shooters that try to look and feel like cheap Hollywood movies... (sigh) They just don't make them like they used to...

@NexuJin

6 жыл бұрын

Quake is like a fine wine. People appreciate it more over time.

@qallincha

5 жыл бұрын

Even the machinegun nails were modelized instead of the "insta-touch" of doom shotgun, the best way to incite to dodge and shoot back.

@IEatDogShit

5 жыл бұрын

* Sip * heh...

@llSuperSnivyll

5 жыл бұрын

Well, Quake was barely more than Doom in 3D so it kind of applies.

@Lendjr

5 жыл бұрын

And then DOOM 2016 came.

My dad used to play this all the time. Love this game, and many other id Software games.

Man I don't know how you do your research but it really feel like you feel the game and know all the stories around. Subscribed

The first one was my absolute favorite. I loved the theme and hoped they would go back to it with the new game. Saddly they go the "overwatch-like" route.

@cacomeat7385

8 жыл бұрын

it's probably not going to be like overwatch. It WILL have special abilities per character but i have a feeling the weapon loadout will actually be the SAME for all characters. It's just the abilities that will separate them. Hopefully this feature will be balanced or i'm not buying the game. This will either be a hit or a MISS!

@xxstyxx

8 жыл бұрын

I don´t say it will be exactly like Overwatch but its something like an "In-thing" to do a "Hero-Shooter" at the moment. I really would have preferred something like a Reboot/kind-of-Reboot singleplayer game, like they have done it with Wolfenstein and Doom.

@xxstyxx

8 жыл бұрын

So?

@alwaysangry2232

8 жыл бұрын

the "shitwatch" route, is DooM 4 multiplayer all over again "sigh"

@xxstyxx

8 жыл бұрын

I played the Overwatch beta (like 90% of all people on this planet ^^), it was okay. But the Doom multiplayer is something completly different, it has the COD Multiplayer, It has nothing to do with overwatch.

Thanks as always, Clint! Your channel's perfect balance of nostalgia inspiring reviews, and fresh new games is awesome. Would be great to hear your thoughts on the new Quake game as more information becomes available. :)

@LGR

8 жыл бұрын

Thanks! And yeah, I'm really curious about the new one myself, so we'll see :)

I love quake 1 and 2 DUDES... I bought a win. 98 pc just so I could play both games today! I still have the original disk from 1996 loaded along side the quake 2 on the old win 98 thank you id you guys rock! not ashamed to say im now 67 years old and love Quake.

"Something you shouldn't be messing with." This quote sums up my understanding of Quake. I played Duke 3D, but I thought Quake was for those bad kids that did drugs and stuff. Obviously I figured things out in the end, but dang. It's crazy that video games had me all nervous when I was a kid. I didn't even want the game in my house.

Best FPS ever made. Still playing it from time to time.

@0neDoomedSpaceMarine

4 жыл бұрын

I had forgotten how damn fun it was and had that rediscovery earlier this year, definitely one of my favorites. Actually played the expansions this time too, they were great!

hah that tripod crank in the beginning

@LGR

8 жыл бұрын

Hehe, yeah most game boxes aren't as reflective as Quake's so you never see me doing that!

@Tehstroyer

8 жыл бұрын

+Atak Snajpera: Patreon backer, I assume. They get access to the videos earlier.

@RetroPowerUp

8 жыл бұрын

@LGR What tripod/crank are you using?

@MrBrax

8 жыл бұрын

Totally worth it too, Patreon + uBlock on KZread is the best.

How wild! While cleaning my old bedroom a few weeks ago I found a copy of Quake 3 Arena! I remember back when it was new my father would play it all the time and I always just sat and watched, not really playing it myself. Then I watch E3 this year and hear that a new Quake is coming out and THEN this video comes out and I realize that I've NEVER thought of what the earlier Quakes must've been like or looked like before the 3rd one that I'm familiar with. What's weirder is that I vaguely knew about the previous Quakes because of Team Fortress, and I only know Team Fortress because Team Fortress 2 is one of my favorite games. Maybe I should try getting into Quake lol.

I played the shareware demo for this so damn much as a kid I can still to this day remember where all the enemies hid out and all the secret rooms were in Chapter One. My Dad downloaded it on our PC early in 1997 and I was absolutely blown away by it. I would sit next to my Dad and watch him play for hours and when he finally let me play we would sit together trading off if we got killed or completed a level, we played it like maniacs. My Mom absolutely hated it because of the violence and gore but Dad stuck up for me and I got to keep playing. I have to really thank my Dad because we always had a computer in the house even from a very early age when barely anyone in our area had home computers. I have fond memories of playing games on the computer with my Dad from simple puzzle games to DOS games like Scorched Earth, Commander Keen, etc. Then when we got a more powerful PC he downloaded games like Wolfenstein, and DOOM, etc. that got me absolutely hooked on first person shooter games. I'll never forget the sense of amazement though when he and I fired up the computer and played Quake for the first time. We just couldn't fathom the graphics or gameplay getting any better than Quake.

I remember playing another FPS from 1997 called "Chasm - The rift" and I always assumed it also used the Quake engine. Do you know it by any chance? It also has a very gritty atmosphere, you could dismember enemies (e.g. you shoot the soldiers left arm holding the gun, he continues coming at you with punshes using his other arm. If you shoot off the other arm, he's going full "Knight who says Ni" and starts kicking you) and it has a plot that involves travelling through time between the episodes.

@kosmosyche

8 жыл бұрын

Chasm was made by Ukranian developers (Action Forms) on their own engine (which was good for its time, but in some respects not as advanced as Quake, but it was faster and had some cool features like enemies dismemberments, lol). The game looks and atmosphere was heavily inspired by Quake.

@Dee-tc7lo

8 жыл бұрын

A few games that came out around the same time that used the Quake engine were Hexen and Heretic, pretty fantastic games. Also, half life and all it's iterations use a modified version of the Quake engine. Hexen and Heretic are more focused on RPG elements and melee combat, for example you have a few different classes, you use axes, swords, and magic.

@Infernape7890

8 жыл бұрын

Hexen and Heretic used the Doom engine. The sequels, however, used the Quake engine. I'm assuming the sequels were the games you meant.

@1lapmagic

8 жыл бұрын

Hexen 2 and Heretic 2

@fountaincap

8 жыл бұрын

Wow, didn't think anyone else remembered that game. I played the demo over and over. Shooting off arms FTW!

Quake was the first FPS I ever played, and even today no other shooter has come close to recreating the feeling it gave me; that sense of wonder and foreboding of going on an adventure into an unknown and dangerous world, with every new level. I realize a lot of that is probably nostalgia, and other games (e.g. Half-Life, Goldeneye) certainly did leave equally powerful, albeit different, feelings, but the only game I remember initially giving me a similar feeling was the N64 version of Quake 2 (which was sadly marred by poor controls and underwhelming level design).

@dereksbooks

4 жыл бұрын

This was also the first FPS that I played, probably around 1,000 hours deathmatch.

Thats like the best boxart cover I have ever seen and pretty much the game is just as awesome as the box art is and quake 2 was so fun online. I think they were like the first real shooter pc games I played on my stepdads computer.

this is by far one of the best FPS games to accidently come out, at a time when everyone at ID was basically at each other's throats. Trent who did the soundtrack (RIAA forbid him for using his voice on any of the music tracks or sounds) did a great soundtrack, did all the voices including the zombies. the art style is due to American McGee being at war with John Romero on which direction they should do the art. i remember when the shareware first came out in ID's FTP site, we overloaded that server and then pretty much 24/7 played multiplayer like crazy. most people played the hidden level alot. then the full game came out and it was amazing, Quakeworld really brought the game out into limelight with great mods like Quake Fortress with the amazing 2fort4 map.

I'm jealous of your big Quake 3 Arena box.

LRG, Could you do a Lazy Game Review for Quake 2 now? That would be awesome.

@reviewralphusa7255

8 жыл бұрын

all of them would be great

@guidocurcio796

8 жыл бұрын

I agree!

@GargamelGold

8 жыл бұрын

owen boyd What? You didn't like Quake 2?

@guidocurcio796

8 жыл бұрын

I love Quake 2 .

@GargamelGold

8 жыл бұрын

owen boyd Yes I have played Quake 2 and I liked it. If you didn't like it, that's okay. To each their own.

I am with you with the ambiant and dark electronic music for games, nine inch nails made a fantastic score for the game. I absolutely love it, brilliant.

Mmmmm man... yeah, sure, upgrading your PC these days and going from running some new high-end game at 20fps to 60fps is still a great feeling, but nothing will ever, EVER compare to the awe-inspiring, angelic-choir-summoning act of going from an integrated video unit to a Voodoo card back in the late 90s. For me, it happened when playing Starseige: Tribes around '99-'00 with a look and framerate very comparable to the 'original' Quake, getting a voodoo3 and suddenly having an experience not only more buttery-smooth than I thought was even *possible* but also looking even better than GLquake here what with its rolling hills and multitudes of colorful sci-fi weaponry and lighting effects. It was like taking Star Fox for SNES and plugging it into a Dreamcast or something. Truly unforgettable.

I love quake 1 and the soundtrack is great. Thanks for the upload.

Dear god the number of hours I put into CTF is mind boggling... when they modded in grappling hooks, I was completely taken. Then Team Fortress became popular, and I nearly dropped out of school it was so amazing. Good times, lol.

I love that era in PC and gaming that you were mentioning, when first 3D steps were moving and breaking audience jaws that didn't see anything like it until that moment, must have been a special feeling... enjoying and living the initial step by step progress of gaming technology and industry slowly. Nowadays we have ultra graphics and physics engines, galactic GPUs and CPUs' processing power that we take too much for granted, we have grown used to it because it all looks the same now with few exceptions but still no giant leaps anymore, everything is more affordable and sometimes we even dare to complain about it. XD Imagine yourself showing a Fallout 4 or a Crysis or The Witcher 3 to a guy of that era that was already amazed from a "Doom".

absolutely loved the interview, well done man

Quake was a good game.

@slavphil7532

5 жыл бұрын

"Sip:

The new Dooms feel, in a way, to soft and colourful in comparism to this dark realm. As a kid, I found this world magical.

The first time I played this game my eyes BULGED out of my face when I saw the fully 3D rendered enemies!

I remember riding my push bike to the game store to grab this - I had an ageing computer in 2001 and this was a budget price. This brings back memories of an unsettling game which (for me) just wasn't as good as Doom. Thanks Clint - this video starts my binge of your videos today!

the most important stuff was the athmosphere of the game. nowdays they make games that look better and stuff, but this is just soo fun to play.. nowdays games are junk.

really funny thing about this is that even though i played quake to death way back in the day... I don't think I ever had the music. Just me and the monsters. makes for a rather tense experience. Hey, LGR! What's your favorite NIN album? Always go nuts for Pretty hate Machine.

@LGR

8 жыл бұрын

That album is way up there for me, too. The Downward Spiral is another.

@axiomapostate6704

7 жыл бұрын

With Teeth is great! Didn't care for it much when it came out but it's grown on me a lot.

@andrewhaxley9467

7 жыл бұрын

does the 1st quake have mouse look cause if so then the monsters definitly scared the piss outta me!

@ironcito1101

7 жыл бұрын

Turning off the music is nearly always the first thing I do after I install a game. I feel that ambient noise is more realistic than music, and sound helps to locate enemies and such. And sometimes the music is just annoying and repetitive.

@rootbeer666

7 жыл бұрын

Because Quake played just regular CD tracks (first track being the data track), you could literally stick any music CD in the drive and Quake will play it for you. I played Quake a lot with Gravity Kills tracks. Worked really well together actually.

Episode 5 - Dimensions of the Past by Machine Game is so awesome. Shows how much of the game is still awesome when done with a more contemporary vision on level design and whatnot

@majamystic256

2 жыл бұрын

i need to play that after i finish the mission packs

When I saw the Quake logo at this year E3 I was smiling at the screen. When I saw the Ranger I was overjoyed. But then we learned that it was going to be an arena shooter and, oh dissapointment. But the subtitle 'Champions' gives me hope that another proper Quake game is not out their plans. No more stroggs please, I liked Quake II but it already got an sequel and an spin-off. Great video, when I played Quake I was a child and I'm greatly fond if it.

"I'm a big fan of ambient soundtracks and electronic weirdness" Have you ever seen the show Jam? Weird surreal "sketches" set to exactly that kind of music.

Oh how much we played that in lan...good times. good times.

@raafmaat

8 жыл бұрын

u sure it wasnt quake 3 arena you played on your Lan parties? cause that was THE Lan game ;)

@baronsengir187

8 жыл бұрын

raafmaat Oh i am sure :) We started with doom 1 on our lan parties with my 486 dx 33. Quake 3 was way later. But yes. We played that a lot too.

@raafmaat

8 жыл бұрын

SengirShowsU ah cool, yes we played doom and stuff too, but i dont remember ever playing quake 1 on lan, we probably skipped it in favor of some other game, cant recall

@ddcristo

8 жыл бұрын

Duke 3D and SOF2 were THE LAN GAMES :P

@raafmaat

8 жыл бұрын

GTA1 was pretty epic over Lan too xD

Wow 20 years, makes me feel real old! Def one of my all time fave games. I remember trying to run this on my old 486/66 8mb ram pc back in the day. choppy as hell.. I ended up getting this for N64 and loved the heck out of it and Q2! Thnx for the great review. New sub here now!!

I have now bought a wolfenstein 3D collection game, but the shareware version was my childhood. Nice to see you show a glimpse of it in this video.

Without Quake, there would be no Quake 2; and the world would be a dark place without it.

@FelixS.

6 жыл бұрын

I consider the first Quake to be the best though. I hope id will make a Reboot which is oriented on the first iteration of quake including all the lovecraftian elements if quake champions is a success.

Shamblers gonna Shamble.

Quake Team Fortress always brings me back. I played it more than any other version.

I fucking lived those times. Been there, done it, felt it. It was fucking mind blowing stuff. Those gaming marathons 18h a day. Duke Nukem 3d, Blood, then Quake. All the sudden, Unreal 1, UT99, Quake 2, Soldier of Fortune 1, CnC Tiberiun Sun, Age of Empires 1 and 2. Like all these amazing games. Had a total blast playing nights on and on. The thrill of getting a new game, it left like christmas every day.

5:01 NIN logo on the box

@frankgarcia9501

3 жыл бұрын

Yes

@irumfatima7795

3 жыл бұрын

Hmm yes the floor here is made out of floor

@docmcmoth

3 жыл бұрын

NIИ

I've finished Quake on Amiga with Blizzard PPC and 060.

@scottpilgrim258

8 жыл бұрын

Nice to see a fellow amiga user ❤️

@slyguy4411

8 жыл бұрын

oh hey

@1lapmagic

8 жыл бұрын

Hello Floyd

@MrMargaretScratcher

5 жыл бұрын

PPC 603 + BlizzardVision permedia 2 over here :D

it's still amazing to watch the old Quake tournament matches

Quake was and is a bad ass game. I've been getting nostalgic lately and uploaded a ton of classic Quake demo matches to my channel. Quake really did start it all when it comes to what is now called eSports. Happy 20th anniversary to Quake!!!!

After hearing you talk of how important the soundtrack is to Quake, I feel like I'm starting to realize why I - a person who adores old-school, Doom-like FPS games - absolutely hated Quake after playing it on Steam. Ever since then I used to think and say that Quake is one of the most horrifically dated games I've ever seen and that people only liked it back when it came out because it was one of the first solid 3D games, let alone a functioning shooter in full 3D. Turns out I hated it not because of any of that, but because it had no freaking music. In other words: my whole life has been a lie. Thank you, Steam.

@k-leb4671

8 жыл бұрын

Why did the Steam game have no music?

@GeorgGreat_GameReviews

8 жыл бұрын

This should answer your question: steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=119489135 It seems to have something to do with music not installing on the hard drive, but playing off of the CD.

@k-leb4671

8 жыл бұрын

***** Whoa, that's weird, although I love being able to easily play video game soundtracks by putting a game CD into a music player.

@GeorgGreat_GameReviews

8 жыл бұрын

Caleb Jaaniste Yeah, it's a good thing about gaming CD's, however the issue with Quake was something people (the ones that put it on steam) probably had to take care of :(

@1lapmagic

8 жыл бұрын

If you hated it because it didn't have music then you aren't critically evaluating the gameplay or best-in-genre level design, so your opinion is worth precisely dog shit. If music decides whether you enjoy a game or not you should probably stick to consoles and modern games. Don't open your mouth about why people liked what people liked 20 years ago when you aren't 20 years old.

Haha. The Nail Gun ammo graphic is NIN.

Had to watch this again a year later after picking up a copy from the Steam summer sale - such a great game, and a great channel.