Obviously, Wolfenstein 3D blew the doors off that thinking in 1992. Now of course Wolfie is no poignant, historical document. It doesn't pretend to be for a second.

Nor was its predecessor, Wolfenstein 3D. Even without looking at other companies, id Software had two before either of them—fantasy-themed Wolf 3D predecessor Catacomb 3D ...

Wolfenstein 3D Total Conversion for Doom is a total conversion of Wolfenstein 3D to the Doom engine. The main objective of the project was to recreate Wolfenstein 3D in a more modern 2.5D engine ...

All the Latest Game Footage and Images from Wolfenstein 3D VR On May 5, 1992, id Software released Wolfenstein 3D. Known as the grandfather of modern first-person shooters and groundbreaking in it ...

Now, Wolfenstein 3D is available once again--this time on the Game Boy Advance. The GBA version is a perfect conversion of the PC original, but that fact alone may limit its appeal.

Feeling free and unafraid of consequences made Wolfenstein 3D really popular, and that’s the ethos that MachineGames is deliberately emulating. If they like something, they’re putting it in ...

Wolfenstein 3D was the game that started the first-person shooter craze, and 31 years later it can still be fun to play, while also retaining its controversial themes and violent content.

3) Wolfenstein 3D was going to be a sci-fi game called It’s Green and Pissed.Before they settled on the WW2 theme, Id considered doing a tribute to Aliens called It’s Green and Pissed (those ...

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 ...

No first-person shooter had an impact like Wolfenstein 3D back in the day, though getting it on Super Nintendo (SNES) was apparently quite an ordeal.. In a clip from FPS: First Person Shooter, an ...

Wolfenstein 3D on the PC wasn't 3D, but it sure is a classic. This Snes port has the Wolfenstein title in it, but it doesn't play like Wolfestein 3D at all.

Wolfenstein 3D also helped popularize the notion of occultism and its connection to Nazis, which stems back to the '60s and '70s. Such an unspeakable evil easily lent itself to macabre science- ...