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Editorial: Halo 2 And Halo 3 Are Killing Console Multiplayer Cinema Blend - Nov 3, 2008 Sadly, though, this problem has been around since the days of the MSN Gaming Zone: Where Quake II and Jedi Knight: Dark Forces II pretty much owned the ...

NASA practices for earthquakes San Jose Mercury News,  USA - Nov 1, 2008 The Great Worden Quake II exercise, named for the facility's director S. Pete Worden, will simulate a 7.3-magnitude earthquake at the Hayward/Rogers Creek ...

NASA Ames Conducts Earthquake Emergency Drill Space Ref (press release) - Nov 6, 2008 5-6, 2008, the Great Worden Quake II emergency exercise featured several events designed to train and sharpen the skills of the center's emergency and ...

Quake II the game

Quake 2

With all due respect to the PC version, I believe the Playstation One version of Quake II is the ultimate version. Yes, the Playstation version has loading times, but they're not THAT big of a deal. They're extremely short and hardly an inconvenience. Also, the rooms were more colorful and it was easier to see what was in front of you in the Playstation version.

The PC version misses out on those things, but it does make up for that by having better animations from enemies and bosses.

Quake II

Quake II,in a way is like doom 64 except without the demons and such,is a really high grade N64 FPS,but it has it no no's details below.
1)The violance is very high and the gore is too.
2)There are dead partial eaten looking bodies in the first few levels of the
game.
3)With the ambient sounds and such are sure fire way to make your average 3-year-old/easy to scare people wet their pants.

note to parents: even if your kids beg like they've never begged before for this game,just say NO!!( even if they are 17 or older) .

Quake 2: Quad Damage

Quake 2 is the ultimate first-person shooter ever.Quake 2 is a must have game!Sure,the detail is kind of bad, but this game is really fun!

Quake II Mission Pack: Ground Zero

Originally released a year after Quake 2, the Ground Zero mission pack offers Quake 2 players more of what they loved the first time: scary bad guys, excellent deathmatch levels, and a whole host of new weapons and power-ups.

Whereas the storyline in Quake 2 involved the nameless space marine traveling to the planet Stroggos to destroy the "big gun" that had been created with the sole purpose of destroying our beloved planet, in Ground Zero you realize that the Strogg threat is far from over.

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