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For a real treat play Return to Castle Wolfenstein (2001)
It is more advanced, it looks more nice, it is more fun and I also prefer the setting. It's not really fantastic (Doom 64 is fantastic in every sense of the world and expecially its setting, Doom 1 not so much) but at least there are some demons and some references to supernatural things, and I really like the background they used in the first stage too.
Wolfenstein is just blue tinted corridors fighting against normal military guys, it's not that interesting.
Doom 1 is NOT really interesting either, as I said Doom 64 is the one that is really evocative, wonderful and really interesting, Doom 1 feels rather cheap and unimaginative to be honest, but it is still much better than a bunch of military guys scattered through some blue corridors imo.
You should hop onto the assume discussion? I think most people assume it is an opinion here. That lot wouldn't though, but that is assumption, so.
Yeah some one out there could like minimalistic forms of gaming. Lots of retro only gamers about. Tetris so simple so addictive. I spent silly hours just playing that game.
What about 3D Star Strike? That was a fun Star War vector graphics rip off.
Yeah, that´s what I´m saying.