-
multiplayer options.
Online multiplayer became increasingly common, with the
QuakeWorld update and
software such as
QuakeSpy making the
process of
finding and...
- Quakespasm) – An
engine aiming at
maximum performance.
FTEQW (Derivative of
QuakeWorld) - A
modern client for
online multiplayer.
FuhQuake ezQuake (Derivative...
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QuakeWorld master server 27000–27009 Yes
FlexNet Publisher's
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engine also uses some code from
other games in the
Quake series,
including QuakeWorld and
Quake II. In 1997,
Valve hired Ben
Morris and
acquired Worldcraft...
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shareware release. The
technique was also a
prominent feature of
QuakeWorld, the po****r add-on to Quake.
While network play was
included in the original...
- with
notable titles including Nexus: The
Kingdom of the
Winds (1996),
Quakeworld (1996),
Ultima Online (1997),
Lineage (1998),
StarCraft (1998), Counter-Strike...
-
programming L****e
Lehtinen (1996-07-25). "QuakeC released".
Quake and
QuakeWorld history.
Retrieved 2011-01-14.
Andrew Wu. "Quake C Basics". Retrieved...
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Germany (2002–2012; IATA:QW) qw() operator, in Perl
QWERTY keyboard layout QuakeWorld, a 1996
video game
build ****W****, an
unpublished New York
magazine project...
- computer-controlled characters) over the
Internet (especially
through the add-on
QuakeWorld),
seared the
title into the
minds of
gamers as
another smash hit. In 2008...
-
commercially released game. Team
Fortress classic –
Originally a mod
ported from
Quakeworld that
introduced a class-system
style of play that
allowed for many diverse...
