Wolfenstein 3D

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

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.An American P.O.W. is trying desperately to escape from the Nazi prison Wolfenstein during World War II.

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7.9/10

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Gretel Grösse
(voice)
(uncredited)
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Scott Miller

Mecha Hitler
(voice)
(uncredited)

Bobby Prince

Enemies
(voice)
(uncredited)

John Romero

Enemies
(voice)
(uncredited)

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Trivia
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.

Goofs
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.

Crazy credits
Voluntarily rated PC-13

Alternate versions
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.

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

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

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8/10

Classic!

This one is a real childhood treat. Still playable, still fun and still cool. You are an American agent trapped in the castle of Wolfenstein, which is full of Nazi soldiers, ghosts, dogs, robots and Hitler himself! You got 5, 6 episodes and you can chose to play a classic cube like stories, just go around and shot Germans... I enjoyed this very much and other spin offs and 2001 video game. While the 2009 game, ruined the impression. Wanna play this? Go ahead. Have fun. Classic at best.

This game came out before Doom and it was perfect first person shooter to practice on it, before other games came out. This one has a special place in your heart, if you are a fan of first person shooters.