I have beaten this game on Nightmare, on an N64. Ask me anything.
I have beaten this game on Nightmare, on an N64. Ask me anything
Lincoln Mitchell
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Daniel Peterson
how do your hands feel using a n64 controller for a fps
Jacob Rodriguez
N64 controller is actually quite comfortable.
Anthony Anderson
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Brayden Campbell
well if you say so
I also did not know quake was on n64
Aiden Russell
why would you play an fps on a console, let alone that particular one
Joseph Robinson
not that bad, the key is to map movement to the dpad and aim to the stick. basically the same as dual analog.
i love all of the id Software shooters on N64, and this one is my favorite. has some special touches that the PC version doesn't. i don't mind using a controller to play FPS because i gitted gud.
Levi Parker
What special touches does it have?
Andrew Lee
New colored lighting effects, different skyboxes, different sound track, different sound effects for some things, rumble support, etc. There are a few less levels than the PC version and the multiplayer mode is forgettable but overall it's probably my favorite version of the game. The OST in particular is really cool, and the colored lighting completely changes the mood. It's nearly the exact same aside from some aesthetic differences, and the challenge incurred by using a controller makes it feel like a real accomplishment to complete.
Sebastian Butler
love this track and the track that plays when you acquire a rune. so much more badass than the vanilla game. also the track for 'termination central' is cool as fuck.
Jackson Flores
You invalidated any flex by playing a shooter on a console.
David Hill
you invalidated any flex by being too shit to play a shooter on console
Samuel Brooks
Did Quake go to shit when they dropped the Cthulu mythos?
Connor Wright
Million dollar smiles
Camden Jones
it was shit from the minute quake 2 dropped, yeah. to be fair, you can't really build upon or replicate a game like the original quake, it was simply perfect as it was. going down the 'aliens and space marines' route was a huge mistake, but if they had stuck with the lovecraftian theme, it would have become derivative eventually. instead, we got one really, really awesome game unlike anything else. that's good enough for me.
Owen Lopez
Is it really that colorful?
Ryder Brooks
>joe rogan and two blonde jews
Noah Hernandez
Levi Rogers
I've always hated this image, it doesn't look piss-yellow like that in real life. but yeah, it's a lot more overtly colorful than the original game. the original has more subtle, subdued colors that I personally find more attractive overall, but the added ambiance of the N64 version definitely gives a different vibe that's really cool. some levels look entirely different because of how drastically different the color palettes are.
Jaxon Turner
Me too user
Quake 64 is pretty cool
I like midway/id creepy atmosphere their ports and games had
Even though the PC OST is missing, the one they made was still pretty good.
I love the end of level and rune collection tracks.
Matthew Harris
my nigger. yeah, i'm really fond of all the midway id ports, quake 2 is great also. the colors, music and atmosphere lend them a somber and mysterious vibe that the PC originals don't have; even hexen feels a lot more ominous and dark than it originally did. shame more people don't realize how good these versions were, and how god-tier the N64 was for shooters in general. also, doom 64 is best doom IMO.