Quake (video game) (English Wikipedia)

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July 5 - Linux Quake Released: "Dave Taylor's eagerly awaited Linux port of Quake 0.91 (303 KB) has been released."
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Thursday, August 28, 1997 - MacQuake Out?: "I've heard from several people that the full MacQuake is now available in stores."
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Thursday, August 7, 1997 - MacQuake Maker Closes?: "According to a USENET posting apparently written by Lion Entertainment President Douglas Grounds, Lion, the software house working on the Macintosh ports of Quake, Shadow Warrior, Unreal, and Deadlock, is closing up shop, leaving the future of those projects up in the air."

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Quake Mission Pack 2: "With a quick one-two punch, Activision is already announcing the release of the second Quake Mission Pack."

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