Last year Will and I attended the Portland Retro Game Expo and went to the Night Dive Studios panel. During the Q&A at the panel I noted that the Quake remake might be the best video game remake of all time. I followed up that with a question about a Quake 2 remake. The CEO of Night Dive said he couldn't say about that but he did note that he just picked up a copy of Quake 2 at the Portland Retro Game Expo and was excited about playing it. Will and I took that as good news that we'd get a proper Night Dive port of Quake II and we were both happy to hear it recently released.
First off, if you had Quake II on Steam or GOG it will automagically upgrade to the new...
First off, if you had Quake II on Steam or GOG it will automagically upgrade to the new...
These days, I think I'd play the RTX version if I were going to replay the game. I'm assuming compatibility. I think it is really interesting that happened. I remember playing the game when it was fresh.
I have a card that supports RTX but havenāt gotten any RTX games to run. No idea whatās up.
The quake 2 rtx version is pretty nice but you canāt do mission packs and you have to put some work into getting the whole game to work rather than this having everything in a nice package.
I launched it and poked around but didnāt go far with it, just basically wanted to confirm itās like the quake 1 remaster which wasā¦ masterful. And the new machine games developed mission pack was perhaps the best part.
Thanks, Travis!