- added cd remap instructions for MOD soundtrackĮxec default.cfg // exec the system defaultsĮxec config.cfg // exec previously saved settingsĮxec player2.cfg // overwrite with machine specific settings
#Quake iso pc movie
- added the animated violence movie to the demo loop - added the credits movie to the demo loop - updated player1 line for quakeconfig tool I had to modify the glquake.bat to run game What this rumour does NOT take into account is that the game was actually marketed for the most part as a RETRO CONVERSION KIT for commercial arcade owners who already were in possession of useable cabinets and parts to complete a Quake Arcade Tournament Edition installation.
However, this appears to be completely false in that there are countless accounts of this game having been seen and played all over North America over the years. The rumour also claims that there were only 20 working cabinets ever manufactured. Hence, there is a large amount of people that believe this is some kind of hoax and that it NEVER existed, or that it never made it past the prototyping stage. This game is noted (on KLOV and other lists) as being one of the RAREST Arcade games ever created. The setup also contained a proprietary I/O card known as the Quantum3D Game Control Interface or GCI. While that may sound impressive, this was 1998 and in reality it was only a 266 MHz Pentium II running under Windows 95!! However, with its custom graphics card setup it was pretty high end for the time. It ran on a custom PC known as the Quantum3D Quicksilver Arcade PC. The game was housed in a full sized upright arcade cabinet with a 27" 640x480 VGA display screen and a custom Trackball controller setup with 7 separate action buttons. There's a QUAKE Arcade Tournament Edition Blog with more on the Quake arcade cabinets: GitHub now offers Quake Arcade Tournament Edition, which is a version of the original Quake for a limited run of arcade cabinets from back in the day (thanks Sinoc229 via PC Gamer).
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