Ok so I have quake 1, registered version 2.01 I think. And when I start it up it gives me a register screen saying that I can order all the episodes, yet it's the retail copy, I thought the retail copy had all the episodes. It also has a code on the back that is says "source code" what gives?
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It's a retail shareware copy. Yes, those exist
Huh. Weird. Soooo how do I know if I'm getting a real retail copy when I buy it on amazon or eBay?
Doom isn't just a game, it's an apocalypse survival simulator.
wrote:Has anyone tried the Stream version? Is it based on DOSBox and does it work on a DOS PC?
That's not Quake, but WinQuake/GLQuake/Quakeworld. But I guess you could get some DOS binaries from a patch and "attach" them to steam data files.
Sorry, I was wrong. A DOS executable is included, but not listed on steam options. It works with DOSBox, but it complains about the CD (=no music).
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Yup, it does.
Ooohh, the pain......
The gog version looks exactly like mine :3
Doom isn't just a game, it's an apocalypse survival simulator.
Gog Quake?
Gog means good old games, they have DOS games made to run on modern PCs using dosbox.
Doom isn't just a game, it's an apocalypse survival simulator.
There is NO Quake on GoG.
I have traveled across the universe and through the years to find Her.
Sometimes going all the way is just a start...
Brain fart, steam wraps quake in dosbox. Anywho, I figured out the error. I was running shareware quake. 😦 Registered quake was in quake_1 folder not the quake folder.
Doom isn't just a game, it's an apocalypse survival simulator.
AFAIK, Quake on Steam is Windows only and doesn't have music. Shitty release.
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Solution: go to moddb and download legit free replacement music.
Doom isn't just a game, it's an apocalypse survival simulator.
