Doom Vs Wolfenstein 3d
Most of the hype at the time was geared towards Quake and Doom. Wolfenstein and Blake Stone are both great games that didn't get the same attention as the more popular titles. Out of all those I prefered Wolfenstein 3D which completely redefined what a shooter should be.
Which was better - Doom VS Wolfenstein 3D - GameDrome #2 ft. MoU Doom and Wolfenstein 3D defined the 3D shooter or FPS genre. They were the grandaddies of all the Call of Duty/Modern Warfare. Doom (1993) - Doomguy is the great-grandson of B.J. Doom II: Hell on Earth (1994) – Level 31 (Wolfenstein) of Doom II is based on the first level of Wolfenstein 3D, and Level 32 (Grosse) is a Wolfenstein-based level mixed with elements of Doom.
Which did you like the best?nVidiaGaMerWhat the heck? Wolfenstein (and Doom) was released well before Quake. It is regarded as one of the foundation games of the FPS genre. My point being that it has received loads of attention. I don't know what the ol' Blake Stone is though.as long as it doesn't involve a dumb Italian plumber.lousy game of the year thief. I never liked Doom a whole lot for some reason. It was okay, but I don't know, it's always felt kind of empty and like it lacked something.
I still have respect for how it advanced the genre. Among the three, I have the greatest respect for Wolfenstein. Mother of the FPS genre as we know it, yet she gets so little credit for it.Blake Stone was basically an improved, more colorful, and more interesting version of Wolfenstein for me. The weapons mostly followed the same style of 'the bigger gun is the better gun,' that would never fly in a FPS today, but had a little more variety in their uses. The enemies all looked impressive and creatively designed, and there were quite a lot of them.
I'm surprised as heck to see anyone even mentioning Blake Stone's name on this forum, most people have no idea about its existence. QUOTE='nVidiaGaMer'Most of the hype at the time was geared towards Quake and Doom. Wolfenstein and Blake Stone are both great games that didn't get the same attention as the more popular titles. Out of all those I prefered Wolfenstein 3D which completely redefined what a shooter should be. Which did you like the best?biggestloserWhat the heck? Wolfenstein (and Doom) was released well before Quake. It is regarded as one of the foundation games of the FPS genre.
My point being that it has received loads of attention. I don't know what the ol' Blake Stone is though.as long as it doesn't involve a dumb Italian plumber.lousy game of the year thief.Not as much as it ought to.
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Most people rave about Doom starting everything and don't give credit to Wolfenstein for even allowing Doom to exist.Blake Stone was basically a Wolfenstein clone, but it was a very good clone in my opinion. It wasn't nearly as popular, though, and I've never understood why. You can read about the game and its story at Wikipedia.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blakestone. Hmm, so long ago. Hard to remember. I guess Doom, since I've played it the most. Not necessarily my favourite, but that's what my friends were playing.
BTW, could you link two PC's for coop in Doom or was that in D2? I remember that was fun as hell.My favourite shooter of all time is Mega Man 2, I feel the same about that game as foxhound feels about Doom, lol. Ahh, nostalgia is a powerful thing. Because you know, neither Doom or MM2 are the best games ever created if you just think about it for a second.:). I never liked Doom a whole lot for some reason. It was okay, but I don't know, it's always felt kind of empty and like it lacked something.
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I still have respect for how it advanced the genre. Among the three, I have the greatest respect for Wolfenstein. Mother of the FPS genre as we know it, yet she gets so little credit for it.Blake Stone was basically an improved, more colorful, and more interesting version of Wolfenstein for me.
The weapons mostly followed the same style of 'the bigger gun is the better gun,' that would never fly in a FPS today, but had a little more variety in their uses. The enemies all looked impressive and creatively designed, and there were quite a lot of them. I'm surprised as heck to see anyone even mentioning Blake Stone's name on this forum, most people have no idea about its existence.
Awesome.JPRussellI'm glad to see people raving on Blake Stone. I thought I was the only one who liked that game! Blake Stone Wolfenstein Doom. Hmm, so long ago.
Hard to remember. I guess Doom, since I've played it the most.
Doom Vs Wolfenstein 3d Free
Not necessarily my favourite, but that's what my friends were playing. BTW, could you link two PC's for coop in Doom or was that in D2? I remember that was fun as hell.My favourite shooter of all time is Mega Man 2, I feel the same about that game as foxhound feels about Doom, lol.
Ahh, nostalgia is a powerful thing. Because you know, neither Doom or MM2 are the best games ever created if you just think about it for a second.:)artur79I'm 90% sure that the coop was in D2 not Doom. QUOTE='JPRussell'Blake Stone. I never liked Doom a whole lot for some reason. It was okay, but I don't know, it's always felt kind of empty and like it lacked something. I still have respect for how it advanced the genre. Among the three, I have the greatest respect for Wolfenstein.
Mother of the FPS genre as we know it, yet she gets so little credit for it.Blake Stone was basically an improved, more colorful, and more interesting version of Wolfenstein for me. The weapons mostly followed the same style of 'the bigger gun is the better gun,' that would never fly in a FPS today, but had a little more variety in their uses. The enemies all looked impressive and creatively designed, and there were quite a lot of them. I'm surprised as heck to see anyone even mentioning Blake Stone's name on this forum, most people have no idea about its existence. Awesome.nVidiaGaMerI'm glad to see people raving on Blake Stone. I thought I was the only one who liked that game!
Doom Vs Wolfenstein 2
Blake Stone Wolfenstein DoomSame order I'd put them in. I also liked Blake Stone's music more than Doom's. The song to the second level of the first episode was always my favorite.