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More Quake sketches by John Romero

John Romero has not only got a new domain and website, he also uploaded some more old sketches from Quake development. Or more specifically his jrbase1 map. You can find them in this gallery, currently on page 2. To get the “real” images you have to click on “original” in that wobbly overlay once you hover the image (they should make that a rotating swirly cube with fire effects…). I wish there will be sketches from the monsters some day.


4 Responses to “More Quake sketches by John Romero”

  1. Ron Says:
    21.02.2010 12:25

    Has one of the original creators ever commented on one or more fan made modifications ?
    Or are there any maps from ID released after the original game ?

  2. Spirit Says:
    21.02.2010 13:36

    http://www.quaddicted.com/reviews/e2m10.html

    I think there were some comments about Nehahra. Romero mentioned some mods he played in the QExpo interview (2005?). Also he likes Quaddicted. :-)

    They surely played maps and mods after Quake’s release.

  3. gb Says:
    21.02.2010 17:42

    If I’m not mistaken, that’s the slipgate from Quoth’s start map on Romero’s page.

  4. Baker Says:
    25.02.2010 10:20

    It is.

    The image http://www.quaketerminus.com/cutenews/data/upimages/slipgate.jpg appears prominently in Google Images under the work “Slipgate”.

    Consequentially and to be forgotten in time, I did most of the news on Quake Terminus in 2005 and happened to be the one that uploaded that image after cropping it in Paintshop Pro, hehehe.

    So in bizarre twist, Romero is stealing mah graphics! /Silly joke

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