Name: Quake 2
Alternate name: Q2 (informal abbreviation)
Characteristics: Mission Pack, Action, 1st-Person Perspective, 3-d, Shooter, Adult, Medieval / Fantasy, Horror, like Unreal Tournament
Publishers: Activision, ID Software, MacMillian
Developers: ID Software, Raster Productions, HammerHead
Original/port composer: Sonic Mayhem (Win)
Platforms:
Nintendo 64 - Europe
PC Windows (1997) - Europe
Linux (1997)
Amiga (1999)
Nintendo 64 (30 Jun 1999) - United States
Macintosh (30 Jun 1999)
PlayStation (30 Sep 1999) - United States
PlayStation (Nov 1999) - Europe

Music info

Released: 1997
Format: Digital audio (WAV / Redbook Audio / MP3)
Composer of these tunes: Sonic Mayhem
Info Source: Pyramid Head
Music type: Original soundtrack
Num of tunes: 18
Num of CDs: 1

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In this soundtrack are tunes from Quake 2, Quake 2 Reckoning, and Quake 2: Ground Zero.

Tracklist

1. Operation Overlord - 3:28
2. Rage - 2:19
3. Kill Ratio - 2:34
4. March of the Stroggs - 2:53
5. The Underworld - 2:36
6. Quad Machine - 3:37
7. Big Gun - 3:06
8. Decent Into Cerberon - 2:37
9. Gravity Well - 2:35
10. Counter Attack - 3:12
11. Stealth Frag - 2:59
12. Crashed Up Again - 2:56
13. Adrenaline Junkie - 2:52
14. ETF - 2:56
15. Complex 13 - 2:58
16. Pressure Point - 3:05
17. Pressure Point Huh Again? - 2:28
18. Ground Zero Theme - 4:34

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