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I would recommend the audiobook - John Romero actually reads it so it seems a lot more personal. I did feel that Romero skipped a load of stuff, at least int h
by memsom 4mo ago
I would recommend the audiobook - John Romero actually reads it so it seems a lot more personal.
I did feel that Romero skipped a load of stuff, at least int he audio version. There was no real mention of Stevie Case, just one passing name check. That was really odd. I was expecting him to at least mention her.
I've also both read and listened to Masters of Doom (read by Wil Wheaton no less) and it is a great book too. The audio version is really good.