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Quake consists of three parts: | Quake consists of three parts: | ||
* A platform-specific Quake [[Engines|engine]], which is the program you run to actually play Quake. | * A platform-specific Quake [[Engines|engine]], which is the program you run to actually play Quake. | ||
− | * The platform-independent game data archives ''[[pak0.pak]]'' (required | + | * The platform-independent game data archives ''[[pak0.pak]]'' (required) and ''[[pak1.pak]]'' (usually optional). |
− | * The | + | * The soundtrack, which normally exists as audio tracks on the original Quake CD-ROM, which you can leave in your drive while you play. The soundtrack and CD-ROM are optional. |
Therefore, a minimal installation of Quake consists of just ''pak0.pak'' and a single Quake engine. | Therefore, a minimal installation of Quake consists of just ''pak0.pak'' and a single Quake engine. |