Any Players of Older Online Games? Team Fortress 2, Quake, Tribes, Battlefield (1940s, etc.)

[PRONG HORN 3128]

QUAKECON 2023

 

In Dallas next week.  Big ass LAN party.

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Quake II remastered is no longer a rumor, announced at QuakeCon today

https://bethesda.net/en/article/6ucW3H8R8mYDWrn3ndqgYX/quake-ii-enhanced-release

• Out today for $10 on  PC, Nintendo, PlayStation, and Xbox hardware.
• If you already own it on Microsoft Store, Game Pass, Steam, or GOG, it's a free update.
• 8-player splitscreen on PC
• Original Quake II
• Quake 64 (Nintendo 64 version)
• All original expansions and multiplayer maps
• Widescreen, 4k resolution
• Restored "cut" content, with unreleased maps.
• New campaign rom the people doing the Wolfenstein games (the new ones)
• 16-player crossplay PVP, online co-op
• Fancy control (gyro) on PS4/PS5/Switch

 

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Good rundown, they really loaded this thing up, it’s basically a history of Quake II’s development and subsequent releases.

 

[elfenix 34221]

On 7/17/2023 at 4:35 PM, MisterP said:

Rome Total War is my favorite of theirs. But I believe I have one of the expansions so you can play a Teutonic Knight based map, Barbarian, England during the Viking Invasion, etc etc.

I have been wasting my time on civ6 lately.

medieval 2 had those expansions iirc.  well, at least the first one. 

an engine update fucked with the mouse controls after medieval 2 and i've never really gotten over it.  plus a lot of the later games were buggy as shit on release instead of polished.