Changes: Quake (Nintendo 64 version)

Revision as of 17:19, 2 January 2017

A port of Quake was released in 1998 by Midway Games for the Nintendo 64. Also known as Quake 64.

There is no Welcome to Quake, rather the difficulty is selected via the main screen.
Split screen deathmatch for two players, but suffers heavy frame rate drops.
HUD is not a big box; it only shows Armor, Ammo, and Health.
Weapon crosshairs
Different music composed by Aubrey Hodges, but same style (ambient). See Quake 64 Soundtrack for the samples.
No Cooperative multiplayer.
Exclusive deathmatch level: The Court of Death
It is missing the following levels: E1M4: the Grisly Grotto, E2M1: the Installation, E2M4: the Ebon Fortress, E3M5: the Wind Tunnels, E4M1: the Sewage System and E4M5: Hell's Atrium.
The player has to play through the levels in a linear order, and cannot choose a specific episode.
Colored lighting, but only pre-rendered. Weapons firing do not light up rooms.
Six built in configurations for keys
320x240 resolution
Less detailed maps, but graphics look better than vanilla Quake. GLQuake looks better in some ways, however.
Distortion effect in Fluids on weapons.
Has no "NIN" (Nine Inch Nails) logo on the Nailgun ammo boxes.
The Nailgun and the Thunderbolt use different sound effects when they fire.
Lacks the Dopefish!
Extra secrets to compensate the missing levels.

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 *The Nailgun and the Thunderbolt use different sound effects when they fire.
 *Lacks the [[Dopefish]]!
-*Extra secrets to compesante the missing levels.
+*Extra secrets to compensate the missing levels.
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