19 years ago, id Software revealed its first first person shooter to follow up its groundbreaking Wolfenstein 3-D. That follow-up was called Doom, and it enthralled players when it came out. When I was 14, I was one of those players. I spent hours playing id Software's games, which were enthusiastically passed back and forth in my Junior High School thanks to the new (at the time) shareware model of game distribution.
19 years ago, id Software revealed its first first person shooter to follow up its groundbreaking Wolfenstein 3-D. That follow-up was called Doom, and it enthralled players when it came out. When I was 14, I was one of those players. I spent hours playing id Software's games, which were enthusiastically passed back and forth in my Junior High School thanks to the new (at the time) shareware model of game distribution.
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