Wolfenstein 3D
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Wolfenstein 3 is in the Works, Marvel’s Blade Safe as Arkane Faces Restructuring – RumorRumors suggest that Wolfenstein 3 is in development at MachineGames, which is reportedly safe following the success of Indiana Jones and the Great Circle. Marvel's Blade is also said to be proceeding at Arkane Studios, despite restructuring within the company. Jerk Gustafsson has been named president of Arkane, and further announcements regarding layoffs and the studio's new structure are expected.- MachineGames is apparently working on Wolfenstein 3 and a Wolfenstein TV showMachineGames is reportedly developing Wolfenstein 3 and a Wolfenstein television series in collaboration with Amazon's Fallout TV producers. The studio is also known for its work on previous Wolfenstein titles, which have been released on Nintendo platforms.
- Wolfenstein 3 Is Reportedly In Production As Microsoft Looks To Invest In MachineGamesWolfenstein 3 is reportedly in production at MachineGames, with Microsoft looking to invest in the studio. The article also hints at a potential Wolfenstein television series and mentions leadership changes at both MachineGames and Arkane Studios.
Doom soundtrack composer Bobby Prince dies aged 81Bobby Prince, the composer behind the iconic soundtracks for Doom, Doom II, Wolfenstein 3D, and Duke Nukem 3D, has died at the age of 81. His innovative work helped define an era of gaming and influenced generations of players, with his contributions to Doom being preserved in the Library of Congress.
Bobby Prince, the legendary composer behind Doom and Wolfenstein 3D, has diedBobby Prince, the acclaimed composer and sound designer known for his work on classic PC games like Doom and Wolfenstein 3D, has passed away at the age of 81. His iconic soundtracks, particularly for Doom, are celebrated for their heavy metal influences and have been recognized by the US Library of Congress. Prince's career spanned numerous titles from companies such as id Software, Apogee, and 3D Realms.
Doom and Wolfenstein 3D composer Bobby Prince dies aged 81Bobby Prince, the composer known for his iconic soundtracks for Doom and Wolfenstein 3D, has died at the age of 81. Prince also contributed music to other id Software titles like Doom 2 and Commander Keen, as well as games such as Duke Nukem 3D and Rise Of The Triad. His work on the original Doom soundtrack was recently inducted into the US National Recording Registry.
Bobby Prince, composer of classic id Software and 3DRealms FPS video game music, dead at 81Iconic video game composer Robert Caskin Prince III, known as Bobby Prince, has died at the age of 81. Prince was celebrated for his work on classic 1990s first-person shooter titles such as Doom, Wolfenstein 3D, Quake, and Duke Nukem 3D, significantly contributing to the recognition of video game music as an art form.
Scott Miller, founder of Apogee, has over 1,000 hours in World of Warcraft and always plays a warrior in any RPG: 'I like to get right in their face and pound away'Scott Miller, founder of Apogee Software, discusses his extensive career in gaming and his current gaming habits. He has over 1,000 hours in World of Warcraft and prefers playing warrior characters in RPGs. Miller also shares his thoughts on recently played games like Far Far West, The Drifter, and Stray, and his ongoing work with Apogee Entertainment.
Everyone knows Wolfenstein 3D made the FPS a phenomenon. What this mod presupposes is… what if it didn't?The Isowulf mod reimagines Wolfenstein 3D from an isometric perspective, prompting speculation about whether the first-person shooter genre would have emerged if this had been the original design. Despite the hypothetical impact, the mod is praised for its faithful recreation and the enduring quality of id Software's original design.- Out of the BlueThe article celebrates the 34th anniversary of the game Wolfenstein 3D. It also mentions Cinco de Mayo and personal plans for lunch.
Dave Oshry, CEO of New Blood Interactive, will never uninstall Doom from his PC, and has over 488 hours in Fallout 76:…New Blood Interactive CEO Dave Oshry discusses his PC gaming habits, highlighting Doom as a game he'll never uninstall and Fallout 76 as the game he has the most hours in. He shares his passion for CRPGs and FPS games, and details upcoming updates for titles like Fallen Aces and Gloomwood.- Morning PatchesAn unofficial mod named Isowulf for Wolfenstein 3D has been released, adding an isometric perspective to the classic game. The mod was developed by Anatoly Shashkin.
Escape From PETSCII Planet - A Wolfenstein 3D inspiration but for the Commodore C64 by JimboDeveloper Jimbo has released Escape From PETSCII Planet, a new first-person shooter for the Commodore 64 inspired by Wolfenstein 3D. The game features a ray casting engine, alien robots, and multiple difficulty modes, pushing the limits of the 8-bit hardware.
Pesadilla Del '94 - An MS-DOS game for 2026? OH YES!Indie developer onepopcorn has released Pesadilla del '94, a new MS-DOS game designed to evoke '90s arcade nostalgia. The game challenges players to find exam answers while avoiding sentient joysticks and other distractions, featuring mechanics like search and rescue, vertical navigation, and vending machine power-ups. Originally developed for the @MsDOSClub game jam, it is available for genuine vintage PCs, emulators, and online.
Star Wars Jedi Knight: Dark Forces II Still Feels Like a Turning Point for Star Wars GamesThis retro reflection argues that Star Wars Jedi Knight: Dark Forces II remains a significant turning point for Star Wars video games. The author recalls their early gaming experiences, starting with Wolfenstein 3D on Windows 95, around the same time they first saw Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope.- Evening Postmortems/RetrospectivesThis article discusses the experience of playing Wolfenstein 3D with one hand in 2026, drawing a parallel to playing Tomb Raider with one hand in 1996. It explores themes of retro gaming and accessibility in a modern context.
Rise Of The Wolfen Triad - Free Online Browser Based HTML5 GameHappystoner5420 Games has released a browser-based HTML5 recreation of the classic first-person shooter Wolfenstein 3D, developed by id Software. This version features modern enhancements like full-screen mode, improved controls, and enhanced AI, while preserving the original's retro pixel art and gameplay. It is packaged as a portable executable for Windows 10/11.- Wolfenstein Of The Triad - Free Online Browser Based HTML5 GameWolfenstein Of The Triad is a free, browser-based HTML5 recreation of the classic first-person shooter Wolfenstein 3D, developed by happystoner5420 Games. This portable edition features modern enhancements like full-screen mode and improved AI, while faithfully recreating the original's WWII setting and gameplay mechanics. It is compatible with Windows 10/11 and requires no installation.
- Massively Overthinking: The nine games portrait of youThis article features Massively OP staff members sharing their personal lists of nine core video games that have shaped them. Contributors discuss foundational titles, franchise representations, and personal favorites across various genres, including MMOs, JRPGs, and action RPGs, reflecting on their impact on their gaming identities and creative work.
Before Doom, there was Dangerous Dave, and John Romero's 8-bit hero is getting a spiritual successor next weekA spiritual successor to John Romero's early hero, Dangerous Dave, titled Haunted Lands, is set to release next week. The game aims to capture the 8-bit aesthetic of the original Dangerous Dave series while featuring significantly more visceral combat and reactivity. Haunted Lands releases on March 10 for PC.