Nvidia is giving a makeover to id Software's 21-year-old classic, Quake II. Using the company's ray-tracing technology, the newly dubbed Quake II RTX will feature updated textures, new dynamic environments, and dramatically improved lighting. Although it can look a bit jarring to see the 1997 polygons and enemy models running in a modern lighting engine, the result is undeniably impressive. Light shines beautifully through glass and water, or off the sheen of your gun. Nvidia will release the fi...
Nvidia Adds Ray-Tracing To Quake II, Releasing First Three Levels For Free On PC
Game Informer - 28 May 2019 21:41
Nvidia is giving a makeover to id Software's 21-year-old classic, Quake II. Using the company's ray-tracing technology, the newly dubbed Quake II RTX will feature updated textures, new dynamic environments, and dramatically improved lighting. Although it can look a bit jarring to see the 1997 polygons and enemy models running in a modern lighting engine, the result is undeniably impressive. Light shines beautifully through glass and water, or off the sheen of your gun. Nvidia will release the fi...
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