This often resulted in unique remixes of canonical games that are fondly remembered in their own right, like Doom on N64 and PSX or PowerSlave on the Sega Saturn. Quake 2 was no different ...

The developers pulled the levels from what's technically an entirely different game on N64 and ported them back into proper Quake 2. On top of that, modern Wolfenstein dev MachineGames has created ...

A huge surprise included in the release though is Quake 2 64, which had a new plot and an entirely new set of levels. The Nintendo 64 version has gotten the same treatment as the rest of the ...

Quake 2 originally launched way back in 1997 and was developed by id Software and published by Activision on PC, N64 and the OG PlayStation. Fast-forward to 2023 and, out of nowhere, the new ...

But there’s a lot more in this remaster. The package includes the original Quake II, the N64 version of Quake II, all of the original expansions and multiplayer maps, plus a new campaign ...

Quake II’s world is cohesive, and so is Nightdive’s excellent remaster. It collects the base game, both expansion packs, a new expansion campaign, and the Nintendo 64 version of Quake II ...

we genuinely love Quake 2 64. Based on the oft-forgotten stand-alone N64 version of Quake 2, Quake 2 64 is its own beast. Sure, it’s set in the same universe, but everything from story to ...

That’s not totally uncommon for something like this, but what if you also found out that this also includes the entirety of Quake II’s Nintendo 64 version, which featured its own unique campaign?

Originally released in 1997 and developed by FPS veteran id Software, Quake II eventually made its way to the N64 in 1999. In our review of the release, we said it was "worth experiencing if you ...

A distinct version of Quake 2, forever unshackled from its weird ... that are fondly remembered in their own right, like Doom on N64 and PSX or PowerSlave on the Sega Saturn.