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You can now play the Quake arcade game on PC

Quake Arcade ran on a custom computer known as the Quantum3D Quicksilver Arcade PC, according to this blog. That impressive-sounding machine was actually a 266 MHz Pentium II running Windows 95 and a custom graphics card setup. The cabinet featured a 27-inch 640 x 480 VGA display, a trackball for...
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