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Quake, released in 1996, was one of the first games to really have internet play as a substantial part of it. From the demo release, there was far more internet play, then single player play. It also had a big effect when id Software released "QuakeC", the code that actually determined the gameplay itself, and gave players the means to edit this code, and change the way the game played. It gave way to a large number of "mods", modifications as to how it's played, and the goal. There is still a substantial crowd of people playing Quake over the internet.

Subcategories

• Cheats and Hints
• Clans and Guilds
• Editing
• Modifications and Add-Ons
• Reviews and Previews

Resources in This Category

• Active Quake Servers

  http://www.gameaholic.com/servers/quake/
  List of currently active game servers.

• Besmella-Quake

  http://www.besmella-quake.com/
  Australian based site and Quake news community

• Func Msgboard

  http://www.celephais.net/board/
  Map making messageboard and forum

• GameSpot

  http://www.gamespot.com/q-zone/summary/
  Offers review and screen shots.

• Inside3D

  http://www.inside3d.com/
  Focusing on developer discussion for 3D rendering engines for games with a strong emphasis on Quake.

• Quaddicted.com

  http://www.quaddicted.com/
  Single player news, features an enormous archive of single player and deathmatch maps.

• Quake One

  http://www.quakeone.com/
  Site focusing on Quake 1, with primary emphasis on NetQuake multiplayer and single player mods.

• Quake Terminus

  http://www.quaketerminus.com/
  A Net Quake knowledge database.

• Speed Demos Archive

  http://speeddemosarchive.com/quake/
  The source of over 6000 speed runs for Quake on over a hundred different original and user-made maps.

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