Hey there folks. Quake II PSX release is just a few days away (October 5th) - an unofficial community project that's a love letter to HammerHead's Quake II Playstation port from 1999, modernised and balanced for the 2023 PC re-release. I served as Lead QA on the project and I wanted to give you some news on what's in the release. There'll be a full and more in-depth changelist in the readme, of course, but here's some info in the meantime to whet your appetite. QUAKE II PSX CAMPAIGN - All 20 level...

Credit goes to another user who helped me, just want to consolidate for easy use. In case the installation instructions were unclear. When you zip the psx folder from moddb, be sure to drop it in the Quake 2 Folder AND the rerelease folder (C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Quake 2) or wherever you have Steam installed. When you set launch options do not use quotes like how it is in the launch instructions readme file, it should fix any issues you may have. Hope this helps!...

The entire game of Quake 1 seems to be bullet sponge enemies that are "hard". Duke Nukem is still better than Doom, but it might be better than Quake 1 too.

While we have the official remaster which is pretty much the best way to play this game, I want to look back and look at the competitive scene. What sourceport was the best for Quake II before the remaster was released?

A little over a year ago Quake 2 seemed to have been mostly forgotten. However, the release of the Quake 2 Remaster gave it a second chance and we did everything in our power to make it one hell of a comeback. Today, we can safely say, that the game is alive and well again. That’s why we’re very proud to release our biggest and most ambitious expansion to date. Map-Center's Back to Base(Q2)ics Jam 1 Mission Pack contains 16 brand new maps, each with their own story intermission and offering hours of g...