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I’m so glad I read this. I have fond memories playing Wolfenstein 3D on my dad’s computer and then downloading the shareware to my own computer later. Silas Wa
by NetOpWibby 7y ago
I’m so glad I read this. I have fond memories playing Wolfenstein 3D on my dad’s computer and then downloading the shareware to my own computer later.
Silas Warner sounds like he was an awesome dude.
- TedDoesntTalk 7y agoThis article is not at all about Wolfenstein 3D. It's about the predecessor, Castle Wolfenstein, which has almost nothing to do it Wolfenstein 3D.
- thrower123 7y agoI, too, first played Wolf3D, and was thrown for a loop when I booted up the originals from a shareware sampler CD years later. Duke Nukem is another one that has a less-well-known 2D version before the leap to 3D.
- NetOpWibby 7y agoI played the 2D version (and beat it)! There was another 2D version that was more gritty and difficult.
- seattle_spring 7y agoI loved Duke Nukem and Duke Nukem 2. They would be perfect mobile games and I really wish someone would release them
- NetOpWibby 7y agoI think I demonstrated that I read the article.
- asiachick 7y agoyou did? Castle Wolfenstein was never a shareware product. Wolfenstein 3D was
- javelinaway 7y agoI think he read the article. The first sentence was about Wolfenstein 3D, which was his personal experience with that series. The second sentence was about Silas Warner.