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It was so good that I would sometimes put the game disc in a CD player just to vibe. Unfortunately that CD cracked, so I no longer have access to the music nor
by bsimpson 3y ago
It was so good that I would sometimes put the game disc in a CD player just to vibe.
Unfortunately that CD cracked, so I no longer have access to the music nor the game.
- ChrisMarshallNY 3y agoI think Sonic Mayhem did QII. NIN did Quake I (or maybe just Trent). I remember the ammo boxes for the nailgun had the NIN logo.
- progmetaldev 3y agoIf you use Spotify, you can actually find the Quake I soundtrack under Nine Inch Nails. A real blast from the past. Quake was my first FPS with multiplayer, and I hogged the only telephone line my family had, so I could play mods like capture the flag, including the grappling hook. This was also around the time I started exploring Linux with Slackware, and dialing into my local university professor's Linux server to build web pages (before CSS was even available in browsers). Those are my favorite days of the internet, although it was much slower.
- johnwalkr 3y agoYou can still buy Q1 soundtrack on vinyl.
- c-hendricks 3y agoIt's beautiful. It's a double LP but only takes up 3 sides. The remaining side has audio code from the game etched into it.
- chungy 3y agoIf you buy Quake 2 on GOG, the CD images are part of it.
- adamrezich 3y agoit's weird that this isn't the case for the Steam version... base1 doesn't hit the same without Operation Overlord.