Nuppiz wrote:dinizintheoven wrote:I haven't, but anything Doom-esque should be fine in my book. Although, likely as not, I will continue to play Doom/Heretic/Hexen wads that I find lying around the internet as opposed to finding anything all-new that I have to play on a console I don't have.
Ahh, good old classic DOS games. I'd personally add Wolfenstein 3D and Rise of the Triad to that list.
I've just spent the best part of two days investigating more Doom II wads, and two of them were pretty much Wolfenstein 3D II. I think I have the original version, somewhere, but I have no idea where. And yes, you're right with Rise Of The Triad - Doom may have been a superior technical package but the amount of guts and gore in ROTT certainly made up for it. As did the quite literal interpretation of "God" mode.
Wallio wrote:Really? Goldeneye was considered to have one of the greatest control schemes ever. So much so that many ahooters that came out afterwards had "Goldeneye" as a selectable option. Turok and South Park come readily to mind.
That can only have come from people who never used a keyboard for gaming. 18 years of arrow keys plus shift, control, Alt and space plus a few others (A/Z for jump/crouch) is very hard to wipe out.
Of course, the very best games only had five controls - Q, A, O, P and either M or space for the fire button. Marvellous.