The Doom of Your Memories Doesn’t Really Exist
Posted by brian from www.wired.com
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Ah Doom. I spent many an afternoon after school blowing through what I thought was the most high tech game in the world when it came out. This is an interesting look back on that 1990s shooter that has a special place in our hearts.
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glen 10 years ago
I'm right there with you. Such a great game.
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BenEspen 10 years ago
I used to sneak into the computer lab at school to play Wolfenstein 3D, that and Doom will always have a special place in my heart.
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glen 10 years ago
I forgot about Wolfenstein! Another classic. I'll also throw Duke Nukem into the ring.
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Razorback 10 years ago
You can still play the original Wolfenstein online for free. Who says you can't be young again?
http://3d.wolfenstein.com/">http://3d.wolfenstein.com/
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BenEspen 10 years ago
That brings me back!
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Nickolas 10 years ago
I am not a gamer and never have been except for the days and weeks spent on Wolfenstein. ;-)
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BenEspen 10 years ago
I won't tell....
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Chet_Manly 10 years ago
As a teenager, I felt as though was alive for the first time when recieved Doom2 for Christmas. Nintendo was dead to me from that point on.
Got Doom2, WarCraft2, and a Sony discman with anti-skip technology that year. My first computer games ever....Best Christmas ever!
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