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Quake - Sega Saturn

Platform : Sega Saturn
Rated: Teen
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Reviewed in the United States on October 26, 2017
Although this is probably a 4.5 star port, I am giving it the nod to 5 stars because this is the best home console port of Quake available. Don't let anyone try to tell you the blurry, NIN soundtrack lacking N64 version is better, because true Quake fans will know otherwise. Firstly, this was the Saturn game that wasn't supposed to happen. No one thought the Saturn hardware was capable of handling this game, and developers (including Id Software) were not interested in trying to port it. Enter Lobotomy Software Inc. This was the developer known for making a great 3D game on the Saturn entitled PowerSlave. They were offered the job, and happily accepted the great challenge of porting what was the most advanced fully 3D game ever developed at the time to the Sega Saturn.

Lobotomy Software used their own "Slave Driver" engine that was a better match for the Saturn's hardware, and redrew ALL of the games maps from scratch. The end result is a very fun and playable port that features some nice little extras like four exclusive stages and unique lighting effects not found in the original. The maps are very true to the original, save a few minor changes, and the graphics, while expectedly dialed down a bit are very true to form. This port features better textures and detail than the N64 port! Not to mention, the original NIN soundtrack from the PC version is here in all of its glory, unlike the N64's knock-off soundtrack. The frame rate does suffer during intense action on screen, but it remains a smooth running and enjoyable version that any Quake fan is sure to enjoy. Also, I highly recommend the Saturn's 3D analog (Nights into Dreams) controller with this game. It was developed to play better on this stick, and it truly does.

I feel this port offers enough uniqueness to enjoy it on a separate level from the PC version. While the PC version is clearly superior, this version and its four exclusive stages, different lighting effects and slightly unique feel due to the Slave Driver engine, offer a fresh replay of a very classic game. I can highly recommend this port to those who will judge it on its own merit and not compare it to a modded PC version on a modern machine. Lobotomy Software deserves great credit for making this one happen.

PROS
- Original NIN soundtrack
- All levels and difficulty settings intact - easy, normal, nightmare
- Unique and cool lighting effects that add to the feel
- Four exclusive stages
- Better textures and detail than the blurred out N64 port

CONS
- Frame rate suffers in some areas
- Controls can be difficult to adapt to (trust me, use the 3D controller)
- Can be a bit too dark at times
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Reviewed in the United States on May 22, 2011
Almost everyone said that Quake could not be ported over to the Sega Saturn. Using the PowerSlave engine which they built for one of their previous games (also called PowerSlave aka Exhumed), Lobotomy set out to prove them all wrong! So, did they succeed? Let's find out...

Gameplay: Pretty straight-forward here. Kill monsters, laugh at their giblets, find keys, proceed to exit. Pretty much like DOOM, really. However, the simplistic nature of the game is also one of it's strong points. It's quite addictive and fun enough to keep you coming back for multiple play-throughs.

The enemies vary, each having their own method(s) of attack. You got your DOOM-like zombie soldiers, but you also have some rather vicious rottweilers, grenade launching ogres, the large (and quite deadly) Shambler, and more!

I will say that this game seems much more challenging than the N64 version. This MAY be due to more enemies being in the levels. These additional enemies have actually made me jump a few times since I wasn't expecting them lol

One last thing to put in this section- There are 4 Saturn exclusive secret levels in this port!

Graphics: Despite people saying the Saturn could not handle this game, Lobotomy pulled it off quite well. I actually prefer the Saturn's graphics to that of the N64 port of Quake. Sure the game runs at a lower resolution, but the textures actually have details that the N64's port did not have.

The game also has some impressive lighting effects not seen in the N64 port nor even the original PC version!

Sound: This version kept all of Trent Reznor's SFX and BGM, thank goodness. No issues here!

Control: Hmm... at the moment, I'm playing with a standard Saturn controller and, though I'm able to do pretty well with it, it really doesn't seem to well-suited for this sort of game. I have heard that using a 3D Saturn controller makes things much better so I will be ordering one within the next couple days. So far, this has been the ONLY issue I have with the Saturn port.

Overall: Lobotomy did what everyone said could not be done- they created an amazing port of Quake for the Sega Saturn. If you enjoy old-school FPS action, BUY THIS GAME. Great graphics, sound, and atmoshphere make for a very addictive and fun game worth multiple play-throughs.
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