GDC 2019 is nearly over and there are tons of announcements that have already happened along with some still on the way. Hopefully, someone takes this on as a project and remake Quake 2 top to bottom.
The team shows off a rocket launcher and the legendary BFG before closing out the demo. The team didn't just remake the map, they added in a few weapons and some new effects.
#New quake ii rtx full
If you watch the full Quake 2 RTX demo form GDC 2019, you'll also get a pretty cool treat at the end. In the original game, glass looked like a transparent piece of plastic, but the new tech gives it its reflective properties and realistic appearance. One major change that would seem insignificant to gamers raised with more modern gaming experiences is that these changes allow the realistic experience of glass in one of the Quake 2 maps. The NVIDIA RTX Quake 2 demo features a version of the game that includes real-time ray traced global illumination and reflections, dynamic direct and indirect lighting effects, mimicked physical material light reflection properties, and volumetric lighting effects. Naturally, much has changed since its debut and you can see what the series has evolved into using modern tech and ideas with Quake Champions, but seeing Quake 2 itself recreated with modern tech is a magical experience. Quake 2 launched in 1997, serving as a sequel to one of the games that revolutionized the gaming industry with an engrossing first-person shooter experience. ray-traced version of the game in 2019 to showcase its then-fancy new RTX technology. Such is the case in a demo shown by NVIDIA during GDC 2019, where the team demoed an updated version of Quake 2 powered by the company's RTX tech. Quake II is being remastered with a new version available. Occasionally, though, new technology can be used to breathe life into some industry classics.
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