I just installed Quake 1 and have some problems with it. The keyboard movements have a lag to them. When I want to go left or right it takes a split second to go and when I want to stop, it takes a split second to stop after I let up the key. The mouse movements to look left or right don't work when I am moving. I can't turn using the mouse and keyboard at the same time.
I haven't played this game since it first came out and it still looks like a lot of fun.
The graphics suck (comparably) but the game play still seems enjoyable. This game has the best music I remember than any other game in a while. Anybody else played this game recently and still like it?
I have been replaying older games lately and still enjoy them, even better than newer ones. My first PC was an Aptiva with a 486 and 4 megs of ram in 1995 and remember the late nights playing Doom. I also remember a cover story on Time Magazine (correct me if I am wrong) that Quake could not run at maximum settings with the latest computer equipment. Remind you of another current game? I haven't had that great "feeling" again of playing PC games in a long while. Any of you old timers feel the same? I think my enjoyment of PC computing is not as fun as it was back then. With Nvidia dragging its feet on a new generation card and the sorry state of games being too short or just plain lousy, I have even lost interest in upgrading. My wife is surprised at that one. Anyway any technical help with Quake would be appreciated.
I haven't played this game since it first came out and it still looks like a lot of fun.
The graphics suck (comparably) but the game play still seems enjoyable. This game has the best music I remember than any other game in a while. Anybody else played this game recently and still like it?
I have been replaying older games lately and still enjoy them, even better than newer ones. My first PC was an Aptiva with a 486 and 4 megs of ram in 1995 and remember the late nights playing Doom. I also remember a cover story on Time Magazine (correct me if I am wrong) that Quake could not run at maximum settings with the latest computer equipment. Remind you of another current game? I haven't had that great "feeling" again of playing PC games in a long while. Any of you old timers feel the same? I think my enjoyment of PC computing is not as fun as it was back then. With Nvidia dragging its feet on a new generation card and the sorry state of games being too short or just plain lousy, I have even lost interest in upgrading. My wife is surprised at that one. Anyway any technical help with Quake would be appreciated.