The Rift Arcade - It might be 20 years old, but Quake has never looked so visceral and real.
That was our instant reaction when trying the game for the first time on our DK2 headset earlier today. Maybe we’re biased. We love Quake. It’s vintage action gaming at its finest. In fact we reviewed Quake 1 for the DK1 headset back in May and found it to be one of the most enjoyable experiences on the Rift. Now, it’s finally available for the DK2 headset (with a couple of caveats) and we couldn’t be happier.
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triverse writes, "When you think of demakes you probably think of newer games on older hardware. Probably because that is how they occur more often. Another type of demake is made for the same platform just a different graphics style (many remakes offer this option at the flick of a button). What if I told you someone made Quake, but it is only 13 kilobytes in size. For comparison that is about one quarter the size of the original Super Mario Bros on the Nintendo Entertainment System. The kicker is, this version of Quake looks amazing, and everything explodes into gibs everywhere."
