Quake III Arena (Dreamcast)

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A very straight port of the original game with aesthetic changes and a framerate cap. Notable for being one of the few console FPSes to have cross-play support with their PC counterpart (albeit on an outdated, cheat-prone version), and is also one of the few console games to ship with access to the engine's console without any debug codes or devkits.

Unused Graphics#

Flares#

The unused flare texture exists in this port. The sun texture appears to be different this time around however.

References#

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v · t · e The Quake series
Windows	Quake (1996) (Prototypes) • Quake II (1997) (Q2Test) • Quake III Arena (Prototypes) • Quake III Team Arena (Prototype) • Quake 4 • Quake Live • Quake Champions • Quake (2021) • Quake II (2023)
Linux	Quake • Quake II • Quake III Arena (Prototypes) • Quake III Team Arena (Prototype) • Quake 4
Mac OS Classic	Quake • Quake II • Quake III Arena (Prototypes) • Quake III Team Arena (Prototype)
Mac OS X	Quake III Arena (Prototypes) • Quake III Team Arena (Prototype) • Quake 4
DOS	Quake (Prototypes)
Sega Saturn	Quake (Prototype)
Arcade	Quake: Arcade Tournament Edition
Nintendo 64	Quake
PlayStation	Quake II (Prototypes)
Dreamcast	Quake III Arena
PlayStation 2	Quake III: Revolution
Game Boy Advance	Quake
Xbox 360	Quake II • Quake 4
PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch. PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X	Quake • Quake II

See Also
Heretic/Hexen • Team Fortress • Half-Life