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Quake on Nintendo 64 offers a gripping blend of fast-paced shooting and atmospheric level design that continues to impress decade after decade. This used copy delivers the iconic weapons and fluid multiplayer experience that made the game a milestone in FPS history. Developed by Midway and published by Nintendo, Quake’s unique dark sci-fi setting invites players to master its challenging arenas. Snag this EUR region version and add a cornerstone to your classic collection with unforgettable gameplay.

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