Wolfenstein 3D

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1992
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One-Person Army Action Action Adventure Sci-Fi War

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueAn American P.O.W. is trying desperately to escape from the Nazi prison Wolfenstein during World War II.An American P.O.W. is trying desperately to escape from the Nazi prison Wolfenstein during World War II.An American P.O.W. is trying desperately to escape from the Nazi prison Wolfenstein during World War II.

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Rôles principaux7

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Gretel Grösse
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Scott Miller

Mecha Hitler
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Bobby Prince

Enemies
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John Romero

Enemies
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Anecdotes
E2M8 is impossible to complete with 100% in all categories, due to there being a push-wall maze on the maps that was intended to be part of a contest, which required a sign to be found saying "Call Apogee Say 'Aardwolf'". However, the contest was aborted when the game came out, but the sign was left in. In hindsight, the developers said that they should've removed the sign before release, because they were flooded with calls and mails by players asking what it was about. In later versions, it was replaced with a standard prop from the game.

Gaffes
Although Wolfenstein 3D takes place during World War 2, the enemy soldier getting knocked down by B.J. Blazkowicz on the box cover of the game, is carrying an M16. That weapon didn't exist until 1960.

Crédits fous
Voluntarily rated PC-13

Versions alternatives
The Apple, 3DO, and Jaguar versions all featured improved sound effects and music, and high-resolution graphics. Most notably, the Apple and PC version had different introduction and end level screens. The 3DO and Jaguar versions featured weapon sprites from Doom (1993) and Doom II: Hell on Earth (1994), respectively.

Connexions
Edited into Doom II: Hell on Earth (1994)

Bandes originales
Horst-Wessel-Lied
(uncredited)
Written by Horst Wessel
Arranged by Bobby Prince
[Title theme.]

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10/10

A classic

This was one of the first games I beat as a snot-nosed punk kid. It was violent, hardcore, scary, and I LIKED IT.

I loved shooting and killing the dogs. They tried to mess with me and I didn't play around.

This game had some sweet fire arms such as a pistol, machine gun and a bazooka. There is an ammo limit, therefore you must always stay stocked up. Every NPC has a weapon, though you can go through a few levels with your knife only.

The game was mainly trying to escape a Hydra Base, going through various levels versus various bots that were mostly unintelligent yet funny.

I liked the health bar of William Joseph "B. J." Blazkowicz.of him going from healthy to beat up.

Another cool thing is the secret entrances in every level. Some were small others were big others were creative.

The graphics were great for its time. The gameplay was also phenomenal.

W3D is a legend and a father of 1st person shooters.