Original Quake 1 for DOS

What is this? quake 1 for MS Dos? yeah, its a nostalgic "look back" to how Quake 1 looked when it runs in dos which if you got it when it originally came out, you probably played it in dos (some in windows).

I remember how awesome it was when we got the first 3DFX voodoo card and starting up Quake with the new 3D accelerated graphics for the very first time.

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• Original
• Quake
• for
• DOS

[wulfshelmut]

I looked up QuakeGL and its a zipped file. Can I unzip it with XP and email the files to my PC running win 98 then put them back into Quake on my other PC? Also thanks for answering my first question.

[Artigkar40000000]

you don't have winzip on your win 98 vid?

anyway yeah I think you can, but how large is it unzipped?

[Artigkar40000000]

vid :D... *rig

[M3aaaqHD]

@Artigkar40000000 i will have no problem running it in 9001 fps then.

[TheDurabun]

Ii emember this! it was the best!!!

[seanobi777]

I loved this game when I was a kid! I still have the game, but my dad bought it for me, and its the Shareware fold-out sleeve. We used to get the full version somehow, by using QuakeCrack or something. I wish I remembered how to unlock the full version :(

[porgehead]

I LOVE THIS GAME!! AHHH

[Artigkar40000000]

It should also be noted that there is better graphical ports than GLquake, I don't know what the names of these ports but you should ask someone on a gaming forum of some kind... maybe planetquake forums... dunno its been a while since I have been visiting any quake related sites

[Artigkar40000000]

oh and I believe it will work fine for that PC since the official reqs say this:

IBM PC and Compatibles

Pentium processor HIGHLY recommended, 486DX4/100 Minimally required

VGA Compatible Display or better

8MB RAM minimum, 16MB recommended (16 MB required for running under Win95)

CD-ROM drive Required

MS-DOS 5.0 or better or Windows 95 (does NOT run under Windows NT)

Hard Drive (30MB for Shareware, 80 MB for Registered)

[Artigkar40000000]

dunno, never used WinQuake. Always used GLquake. Its a free downloadable patch and that will be guaranteed to work with XP.

This vid is recorded in dosbox btw and GLquake looks much better, its quake in openGL.

Beware that GLquake requires a shortcut to with some parameters to run in anything higher than 640x480