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One of the first PC games I played, and almost certainly the first multiplayer online game I played

nice.

Nice video I love Q2 but I can't stand the remaster all the gameplay changes drag down the experience for me I just use Yamagi anytime I want to play Q2

I remember playing the PS1 version as a kid, but for the longest time, I couldn't progress past the third tournament because of how difficult and frustrating the races were.

I still remember the first time I played this. I missed the Shotgun in the opening area so I was stuck with nothing but the Blaster until I found the Machine Gun. It was not fun. After a friend showed me where the first Shotgun was I memorized its location. This game has my favorite Id Super Shotgun though I prefer the Nailgun and Super Nailgun to the Machine Gun and Chaingun. I prefer the opening sections of the console ports to the base PC game because like the original PC expansions they start you right next to a Shotgun.

I do think the remaster is great, but I honestly think the original version of the game kinda sucked The OG game had terrible weapons due to the input lag, very slow switching, and also the machine gun's massive kickback Not to mention the enemy AI was also pretty bad even compared to the Q1 enemies

Fun fact. Sonic Mayhem made a soundtrack for Quake 1. Should be fairly easy to find a dl for anyone wanting to play that game with more metal music.

This review is great.

ME WHEN I'M LE DESCENDING INTO LE CERBERON

Quake 2 is like the Painkiller album by judas priest, its just pure adrenaline.

My hungryass could not be a TRESPASSER

Of course the original supported user maps. It'd be silly to put the map editor on the CD-ROM if it didn't.

1915 horsepower

I'm 4 mins in and I can't stand watching you drive.

A billion times better than Concord 🔥💯

2019 some say it wasn't a great year but no covid countries were more shill gran turismo shitposting

Ah, yes. the classic Model T. I've actually seen one at a classic car show once, albeit the Bucket model and hot rodded to all hell.

LMAO!!!

You would think that when getting all the Gold Trophies on the S License would get you a very strong car right? Well, Polyphony Digital sure doesn't do that.

"Contender eliminated."

idk how you are playing (Emulator or PS1 Emu With Screen Cap) but the graphics are astounding bro, i run mines on a ps1 emu called PSXFIN and idk what Version of GT2 i have but damn mines compared to yours is like n64 Graphics Compared To a PS4 with 1080-4K=MaX-HD, Whatever else LMAO 😆😂🤣😂🤣😅😂😂

I really love all those patches and stuff to improve graphics and so on but the best way to play the old games is on the original console. It goes for every game out there, mostly Sega related stuff and those weird addons.

play on a CRT at original resolution. 🤟

Great video. Brings back lots of memories but it's not pronounced grand Prix - it's grownd pri

Ridge Racer had 6 eras when looking back on it. Beginning:- Ridge Racer, Ridge Racer 2, Pocket Racer, Ridge Racer Revolution. It's Ridge Racer in its most basic and original form, no gimmicks, no depth. Just you, the car, the track. They were quickly thrown together (the original was based on the scrapped SimDrive limited release arcade game, which was a sequel to Eunos Roadster Driving SIM) in an effort to capitalise on the then-newly-popular drift racing craze taking Japan by storm. N O S T A L G I A: and elegance - Rave Racer, Rage Racer, Ridge Racer Type 4, Ridge Racer 64. More depth was added; customisation, story elements, manufacturers, semi-realistic physics/tuning, higher detail graphics. You look at R4 and the sheer detail it had for a *completely fictional racing drama with fictional cars, people and locations* and think about the emotions it and its soundtrack can conjure (seriously Namco Sounds were on fire between 1995 and 1998), and you think about the amount of passion that went into making it, and you realise it came from a superior era of gaming. Don't believe me? R4 apparently had a guide book or something (for Japan) that explained all of the lore behind each manufacturer, manager and the Real Racing Roots Grand Prix. You don't get shit like that these days. New millennium polish:- Ridge Racer 5 was an almost return-to-roots classic Ridge Racer title for the then-modern times. It slimmed down the car selection, but focused more on fleshing out what was there, with more engine options, tuning configurations, a physics system that almost feels like the missing link between the "classic" drive by the seat of your pants Ridge Racer titles and more controlled/on-rails "modern" titles (they're not "on-rails, you just suck, I can drive the R4 tracks on RR2 PSP exactly like I would using a drift tuned car in R4 up until the point where the cars just start getting ridiculously quick, the turning radius and grip levels closely match those seen in R4). R: Racing/R: Racing Evolution tried to be different and branched into the simulation/simcade space, while also giving the RPG side of things R4 did another try (it was ahead of the curve, with games like Grid Autosport coming out decades later). Second peak/Modern Ridge Racer:- Ridge Racers/Ridge Racers 2, Ridge Racer 6, Ridge Racer 7: it took most of what made previous games great, turned it up to 11, added nitrous. And Ridge Racer 7 went nuts with visual customisation (as nuts as a Ridge Racer game could be at the time). Peak music, respectful recreations of old courses, a huge expansion on the different manufacturers and cars, a few small lore expansions, *lots* of Ace Combat nods and references. Dig-your-own-grave team:- Ridge Racer 3DS, Ridge Racer Vita, Ridge Racer Unbounded, Ridge Racer Driftopia, Ridge Racer Slipstream, Ridge Racer Draw & Drift. Nobody asked for a clone of Burnout and Split/Second. Nobody wanted a free version of that, nobody wanted a paid mobile game with intrusive ads, wait times and microtransactions (besides that, slipstream was…okay, I guess), nobody wanted a *second*, even shitter mobile game. Ridge Racer for the 3DS was the last truly "okay" game, and even then, there were problems with it (like using old versions of cars from the PSP games when newer versions exist in RR6 and RR7). Music and obscurity era: they just "celebrate" the series every few years by hosting a Japan only concert of remixed tracks, then release a hugely overpriced, artificially scarce CD soundtrack (no digital release) that'll get ripped up by scalpers within the first two minutes. RR8 was supposedly in development, before being cancelled…twice, no news about a new game currently exists, yet Bandai Namco decided to trademark/copyright (not a lawyer/legal bro) the names again for some odd reason years ago, even though they're allergic to actually doing anything meaningful with the series at this point.

I was wondering if you are portuguese or brazilian, but after this meme i'm 100% sure you are brazilian.

I brought Blood:Fresh Supply last night and of course it doesn't play properly graphically. I downloaded Raze and now I can play Blood. Yay. And I genuinely like the World Tour Edition, the rewind bar makes it more fun to play each map from a pistol start. Awesome video, liked and sunscribed. By the way, getting killed by a door is crap

Can we simply admit the era up to HP2 was when NFS had no limits to creativity and made games that have massive replay value?

Even tho i respect emulators, i still play GT2 on the console. Its just has that specific atmosphere that is lost with emulation. But Silent is an amazing modder.

Burnout legends is terrible. It's so buggy, takedowns rarely work, road rage goals are too high, a.i. too aggressive and just not enough vehicles to hit in 3 minutes. And on top of that, the music is aweful! So as usual, don't listen to the so-called experts and professional reviewers and think for yourself!

This looks so awesome! First time coming across this version of the game.

Fantastic video, high quality editing! Enjoyed the watch, thank you!

1:15-1:21 can confirm this is accurate. The Ai Diffculty difference between Easy,Medium and Hard in UG1 and Easy and Normal in UG2 I swear they cheat. and i haven’t even got to Kurt’s Killer ride in UG1 yet.

5:02 NIEMALS!

Psx version is sucks but PC version is masterpiece

Great review! N-Space also made some fantastic CoD ports, as well as my favorite gem, Heroes Of Ruin. Someone also needed to make those Mary Kate And Ashley games too. No diss. I love Tomb Raider tank controls, and I think N-Space did a fine job there. <3 N-Space, miss ya'll.

You should make Dolfy play either Burnout 3: Takedown or Burnout Revenge. I love the Burnout games

Fantastic game and great review. And thank you for the mouse injection information. That will make the game way better to play. I usually play with a keyboard only and automatic aim. It will be a blast.

"Gearbox are fucking cunts" -a wise prophet, 2023 A.D.

At first I was "what the fuck did I click on" then I was "this is perfect"

Is that a hitscanner in your robe or are you just happy to see me?

I love when i can dodge vore projectile by hiding behind a wall, but sometimes the projectile gets mind of its own and goes in a straight path instead of hitting the wall, and when it fly pass me it instantly do 90 degreee turn to explode in my face lmao. 10/10 quake experience

That looks like a really cool mod!

Quack 🦆

Nice review. Didn't knew about those upgrades for Mouse+Keyboard. Thanks for mentioning several times to catch up the name, I'll be trying these mods

Fantastic memes.

I ain't afraid of no Quake

RAZE and GZDoom are real Powerhouses and play almost everything.😊