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Seeing the corpse of a janitor in a restroom, he walks inside only to see a Pinky emerge from the shadows. He kills a few of them and goes upstairs to Alpha Labs. After shooting it down, he spots some powerful zombie commandos. The marine goes to the upper levels of a communication center and is attacked by a pinky. The marine hides and the Hell knight does not notice him. Moments later, a Hell knight appears from a dark corridor. He goes around the area killing zombified personnel in a recycling station. An imp is shown watching a corridor, then an image of a disemboweled man tied to an inverted cross appears as a pentagram starts glowing behind him.Īfter that, an unnamed marine comes from an elevator before he puts on his helmet.

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Two lost souls transform a Mars-Sec guard, one of which makes his skin turn green and the other makes his eyeballs explode. The Delta teleporter fails and opens a gateway to Hell. Moments later, the base shakes as power wildly fluctuates. The voice he's speaking with says that there is nothing to worry about. He rushes to a communication console and tells a mysterious voice that a teleporter's stabilization field has a problem. On the Mars Research Facility, a hurried scientist walks between a couple of guards. empty An empty box with a few lightsįlares.

It depicts early versions of Mars City and Delta Labs. e3_intro The introductory movie, which is actually a map. It is thought that this would have been changed into a boss battle for the end of Alpha Labs, but this concept was later moved into the Delta complex. It ends with the Hell knight eating the Marine's head. e3_3 An early version of the Alpha Labs with influences of sectors 1 and 3. The player must get past the commandos and replace the extraction canister. e3_2 A mix of areas and designs from the EnPro facility and the CPU complex. The Marine discovers the consequences of the Delta Labs experiment gone wrong. Levels e3_1 Based on an early concept of the recycling plant. The three levels included are early designs of maps that are included in the final game. Some of the weapons use models from Quake III Arena, and it is likely that the models themselves were meant as placeholders.

Sound effects for the atmosphere, enemies, and weapons.

Graphics for the heads-up display ( HUD).Differences from release include, but are not limited to, the following: