We split Quake Shareware into files that will fit on 1.44 mb floppies so you can copy each file to a disk for backup purposes, or to give to a friend who doesn't have internet access (just in case you need someone to beat on in deathmatch). All seven disks are required to install Quake. ** Getting the full Shareware Version 1.06: The filenames for the 7 disks are: qsw106_1.zip to qsw106_7.zip. Alternatively you can download one huge .zip file (8.54 megs) called quake106.zip. Regardless of which file(s) you choose to download, the installation process is the same for both. 1. Copy the/all .zip file(s) to a \temp directory. 2. Unzip the file(s). 3. Run the file 'install.bat'from the \temp directory and follow the directions from there. ** Getting the Patch to upgrade existing Shareware or Registered v1.01 to v1.06: If you already have v1.01 Shareware OR Registered, you can download the patch 1.01 to 1.06 here. To patch your existing version, you should copy this file (q101-106.zip) to your \quake directory. Then upzip it, and answer 'y' to overwrite the existing file 'quake.exe'. Once it is finished unzipping, run the file 'patch.exe' from this same directory. Once you are sure it worked, you can delete the q101-106.zip and patch.exe files if you want to. Here is a list of the fixes and changes in the v1.06 release. If you already have v 1.01, you can download the patch from 1.01 to 1.06 here. Download QUAKE directly from our FTP site: ftp.idsoftware.com: quake106.zip or qsw106_1.zip, qsw106_2.zip, qsw106_3.zip, qsw106_4.zip, qsw106_5.zip, qsw106_6.zip, qsw106_7.zip (California, USA) 1 Personal Computer with a Pentium Processor. 2 8 megabytes of RAM to play in DOS, 16 megabytes to run in a Win95 DOS Box. 3 A Sound Blaster or 100% compatible sound card is highly recommended. 4 40 megabytes available hard disk space. To see quake run in all its high resolution splendor, you'll need to download the SciTech Display Doctor (formerly known as UNIVBE). 1 Unzip all Quake archive files into a temp dir. 2 Type INSTALL at the DOS prompt and follow instructions. The following mirror sites also carry QUAKE. The site name links to the entire Quake directory: Walnut Creek CDROM (California, USA) Best (California, USA) Stomped (Minnesota, USA) Gamesdomain (Tennesee, USA) Custom Software Solutions (Kentuky, USA) Com Net Inc. (Ohio, USA) Technomancer (Virginia, USA) Infomagic (Arizona, USA) Feist Connections (Kansas, USA) Ameritel (Maryland, USA) Getquake (Kansas, USA) Osiris Corporation (New York, USA) Iclass (Utah, USA) Pacific HiTech (Utah, USA) Islandnet (Victoria, Canada) Oregon State University (Oregon, USA) American Information Systems (Illinois, USA) gamers.org (New York, USA) America Online (Virginia, USA) Flexnet (London, UK) Netvision (Heverlee, Belgium) Passagen (Sweden) 'Garfield' (Budapest, Hungary) Cracow University of Technology (Cracow, Poland) 'Camel' (Moscow, Russia) Leiden University (Leiden, the Netherlands) Gig (Amsterdam, the Netherlands) Vol (Cagliari, Italy) Origo (Oslo, Norway) Postnet (Sweden) BND (Berlin, Germany) Free University Berlin (Berlin, Germany) Sunsite, Imperial College (London, England) Sunet (Sweden) Luth (Sweden) Technical University Graz (Graz, Austria) Calvacom (France) National Chiao Tung University (Taiwan) Hyper@ctive Games (Sydney) 'DSTC' (Australia) Powerup Stellenbosh Archive (South Africa)