It's normal for video games to take inspiration from other popular names in the genre. For example, Street Fighter ...

Most games build on ideas that came before, genres that have been around for ages. But every now and then, a single title does something so radically different that it spawns an entirely new genre.

Without Wolfenstein 3D, there might not have been a first-person shooter genre. id Software's 1992 shooter laid the groundwork for modern titles like DOOM, Halo, Battlefield, and Call of Duty ...

The 2.0 Update for Cyberpunk 2077 doesn't just revamp the core gameplay. Players have also found (and solved) a Wolfenstein 3d easter egg.

Wolfenstein 3D: Spear of Destiny An expansion released for Wolfenstein 3D, Spear of Destiny acts as a prequel to the base game, following BJ Blazkowicz as he attempts to stop Hitler and the Nazis ...

Related reading: History of the Microprocessor and the Personal Computer Wolfenstein 3D, meanwhile, arrived in 1992. It is the third game in the series and was inspired by the original, Castle ...

Wolfenstein 3D runs on a 1979 processor now - yes, seriously. A new CGA graphics "demake" version of Wolfenstein 3D runs on an Intel 8088, a microprocessor made in 1979 that helped kick off the ...

Compared to later FPSs, Wolfenstein 3D’s gameplay incorporates arcade-like elements such as the player having lives, an approach that would quickly be dropped for the more modern save/load system.

We made Wolfenstein 3D because we were tired of 2D games. When I co-founded id Software in 1991, we had a breakthrough side-scrolling technology for the Commander Keen series that was basically making ...

Wolfenstein 3D and the two Elder Scrolls titles were released during the 1990s, with the latter being ported to many different systems over the years, including mobile, PS3, and Xbox 360.

Wolfenstein takes players on a battle through World War II Credit: Handout. Fans of Wolfenstein may also be aware of Voxelstein 3D - an FPS game inspired by Wolfenstein 3D.