Amsterdoom - Revision history

Somewhere: Adding a platforms section and updating the MobyGames link

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Adding a platforms section and updating the MobyGames link

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	\|developer = Daviles Games B.V.		\|developer = Daviles Games B.V.
	\|publisher = Daviles Games B.V.		\|publisher = Daviles Games B.V.
			\|platforms = {{plat-win}}
	\|date = 2000		\|date = 2000
	\|wikipedia = https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amsterdoom		\|wikipedia = https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amsterdoom
	\|mobygames = https://www.mobygames.com/game/~~windows~~/amsterdoom}}		\|mobygames = https://www.mobygames.com/game/6355/amsterdoom}}

	''AmsterDoom'' is a first person shooter developed by Davilex and published on March 14th, 2000. Davilex was a developer of video games, computer games and computer software from the Netherlands. The game is set in the city of Amsterdam, which has been invaded by alien creatures. It takes place in several well known locations like the central station, red light district and Schiphol Airport. The game was only released officially in the Netherlands.		''AmsterDoom'' is a first person shooter developed by Davilex and published on March 14th, 2000. Davilex was a developer of video games, computer games and computer software from the Netherlands. The game is set in the city of Amsterdam, which has been invaded by alien creatures. It takes place in several well known locations like the central station, red light district and Schiphol Airport. The game was only released officially in the Netherlands.

MorticianBot: Bot: Changing template: Infobox

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Bot: Changing template: Infobox

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	\|title = AmsterDoom<br>Amsterdam Monster Madness		\|title = AmsterDoom<br>Amsterdam Monster Madness
	\|image = 12265-amsterdoom-windows-front-cover.jpg		\|image = 12265-amsterdoom-windows-front-cover.jpg
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	\|date = 2000		\|date = 2000
	\|wikipedia = https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amsterdoom		\|wikipedia = https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amsterdoom
	\|mobygames = https://www.mobygames.com/game/windows/amsterdoom		\|mobygames = https://www.mobygames.com/game/windows/amsterdoom}}
	}}

	''AmsterDoom'' is a first person shooter developed by Davilex and published on March 14th, 2000. Davilex was a developer of video games, computer games and computer software from the Netherlands. The game is set in the city of Amsterdam, which has been invaded by alien creatures. It takes place in several well known locations like the central station, red light district and Schiphol Airport. The game was only released officially in the Netherlands.		''AmsterDoom'' is a first person shooter developed by Davilex and published on March 14th, 2000. Davilex was a developer of video games, computer games and computer software from the Netherlands. The game is set in the city of Amsterdam, which has been invaded by alien creatures. It takes place in several well known locations like the central station, red light district and Schiphol Airport. The game was only released officially in the Netherlands.

Densy: /* Reviews */

2022-07-28T12:57:25Z

Reviews

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	Power_Unlimited_-_Jaargang_8_nummer_5,_mei_2000,_p_54_-_Amsterdoom_review.jpg\|Review in Power Unlimited, a multi-format games magazine from the Netherlands. Year 8, number 5, may 2000.		Power_Unlimited_-_Jaargang_8_nummer_5,_mei_2000,_p_54_-_Amsterdoom_review.jpg\|Review in Power Unlimited, a multi-format games magazine from the Netherlands. Year 8, number 5, may 2000.
	KnallenMetKees.pdf\|Review in Belgian newspaper Het Nieuwsblad, 8 March 2000.		KnallenMetKees.pdf\|Review in Belgian newspaper Het Nieuwsblad, 8 March 2000.
			Rollcage.pdf\|Review in Belgian newspaper De Morgen, 6 March 2000.
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Densy: /* Reviews */

2022-07-28T12:54:16Z

Reviews

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	* [https://web.archive.org/web/20010220031505fw_/http://www.gamermagazine.com/reviews/amsterdoom/amsterdoom.htm Gamermagazine.com review from 2000]		* [https://web.archive.org/web/20010220031505fw_/http://www.gamermagazine.com/reviews/amsterdoom/amsterdoom.htm Gamermagazine.com review from 2000]
	* [https://web.archive.org/web/20020908222752/http://www.classicgaming.nl/reviews/amsterdoom.html Classicgaming.nl review from 2002. Incorrectly states that the game uses the Quake 2 engine]		* [https://web.archive.org/web/20020908222752/http://www.classicgaming.nl/reviews/amsterdoom.html Classicgaming.nl review from 2002. Incorrectly states that the game uses the Quake 2 engine]
	* [https://www.e1m1magazine.com/product-page/e1m1-magazine-issue-2-digital ~~Contemporary review~~ from November ~~2002~~ in the retro shooter focused publication E1M1, issue #2. Publication still in circulation.]		* [https://www.e1m1magazine.com/product-page/e1m1-magazine-issue-2-digital Review from November 2020 in the retro shooter focused publication E1M1, issue #2. Publication still in circulation.]

	== Television ==		== Television ==

Densy: /* Reviews */

2022-07-28T12:53:32Z

Reviews

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	Schieten_op_toplocaties_van_Amsterdam_-_Trouw.pdf\|Review by newspaper Trouw discussing the game and has reactions from the department of Amsterdam concerning parking attendants and the Rijksmuseum, which is one of the locations used in the game, March 2000		Schieten_op_toplocaties_van_Amsterdam_-_Trouw.pdf\|Review by newspaper Trouw discussing the game and has reactions from the department of Amsterdam concerning parking attendants and the Rijksmuseum, which is one of the locations used in the game, March 2000
	Power_Unlimited_-_Jaargang_8_nummer_5,_mei_2000,_p_54_-_Amsterdoom_review.jpg\|Review in Power Unlimited, a multi-format games magazine from the Netherlands. Year 8, number 5, may 2000.		Power_Unlimited_-_Jaargang_8_nummer_5,_mei_2000,_p_54_-_Amsterdoom_review.jpg\|Review in Power Unlimited, a multi-format games magazine from the Netherlands. Year 8, number 5, may 2000.
			KnallenMetKees.pdf\|Review in Belgian newspaper Het Nieuwsblad, 8 March 2000.
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Densy: /* Television */

2022-07-21T21:34:38Z

Television

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	* [https://zoeken.beeldengeluid.nl/program/urn:vme:default:program:2101608220215421631?ac=dgtl&q=amsterdoom TV commercial]		* [https://zoeken.beeldengeluid.nl/program/urn:vme:default:program:2101608220215421631?ac=dgtl&q=amsterdoom TV commercial]
	TV commercial of the game. Unknown broadcast period.		TV commercial of the game. Unknown broadcast period.

			* [https://zoeken.beeldengeluid.nl/program/urn:vme:default:program:2101608060041528131?ac=dgtl&q=davilex Program: Space-bar. Broadcast date: 16-04-2000] Includes an interview with David Brons, one of the Davilex founders. Includes footage from the development of AmsterDoom.

	== Technical information ==		== Technical information ==

Densy: /* Interviews */

2022-07-21T21:31:19Z

Interviews

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	-_Een_dagje_Davilex_-_8weekly.nl.pdf\|Interview with Ellen van Meerendonk, at that time marketing manager Games at Davilex, published in November of 2002. Goes into the retail performance of the game and the failure of the game to reach its intended mass market audience instead of hardcore gamers. Also states that this was the driving force behind the decision to change the name of the game to ''Amsterdam Monster Madness''. Also mentions that no sequels of this type of game are to be expected.		-_Een_dagje_Davilex_-_8weekly.nl.pdf\|Interview with Ellen van Meerendonk, at that time marketing manager Games at Davilex, published in November of 2002. Goes into the retail performance of the game and the failure of the game to reach its intended mass market audience instead of hardcore gamers. Also states that this was the driving force behind the decision to change the name of the game to ''Amsterdam Monster Madness''. Also mentions that no sequels of this type of game are to be expected.
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	Power_Unlimited_-_juni_1998_-_Davilex_interview.jpg\|Interview with Davilex. Includes details about a concept, Amsterdam IRT, that was abandoned but led into the development of AmsterDoom.		Power_Unlimited_-_juni_1998_-_Davilex_interview.jpg\|Interview with Davilex. Includes details about a concept, Amsterdam IRT, that was abandoned but led into the development of AmsterDoom.
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Densy: /* Interviews */

2022-07-21T21:30:58Z

Interviews

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	-_Een_dagje_Davilex_-_8weekly.nl.pdf\|Interview with Ellen van Meerendonk, at that time marketing manager Games at Davilex, published in November of 2002. Goes into the retail performance of the game and the failure of the game to reach its intended mass market audience instead of hardcore gamers. Also states that this was the driving force behind the decision to change the name of the game to ''Amsterdam Monster Madness''. Also mentions that no sequels of this type of game are to be expected.		-_Een_dagje_Davilex_-_8weekly.nl.pdf\|Interview with Ellen van Meerendonk, at that time marketing manager Games at Davilex, published in November of 2002. Goes into the retail performance of the game and the failure of the game to reach its intended mass market audience instead of hardcore gamers. Also states that this was the driving force behind the decision to change the name of the game to ''Amsterdam Monster Madness''. Also mentions that no sequels of this type of game are to be expected.
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			Power_Unlimited_-_juni_1998_-_Davilex_interview.jpg\|Interview with Davilex. Includes details about a concept, Amsterdam IRT, that was abandoned but led into the development of AmsterDoom.
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Densy: /* Reviews */

2022-05-01T20:50:58Z

Reviews

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	Amsterdoom_-_Provinciale_Zeeuwse_Courant.png\|Review in Provinciale Zeeuwse Courant, March 2000		Amsterdoom_-_Provinciale_Zeeuwse_Courant.png\|Review in Provinciale Zeeuwse Courant, March 2000
	Schieten_op_toplocaties_van_Amsterdam_-_Trouw.pdf\|Review by newspaper Trouw discussing the game and has reactions from the department of Amsterdam concerning parking attendants and the Rijksmuseum, which is one of the locations used in the game, March 2000		Schieten_op_toplocaties_van_Amsterdam_-_Trouw.pdf\|Review by newspaper Trouw discussing the game and has reactions from the department of Amsterdam concerning parking attendants and the Rijksmuseum, which is one of the locations used in the game, March 2000
			Power_Unlimited_-_Jaargang_8_nummer_5,_mei_2000,_p_54_-_Amsterdoom_review.jpg\|Review in Power Unlimited, a multi-format games magazine from the Netherlands. Year 8, number 5, may 2000.
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Densy at 09:50, 8 March 2022

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	CTW_Benelux_-_nr_21,_2000_-_Amsterdoom.pdf\|Article from CTW Benelux (march 2000) about the parking attendant controversy. Mentions that the parking attendants are angry about being used as a marketing tool by Davilex.		CTW_Benelux_-_nr_21,_2000_-_Amsterdoom.pdf\|Article from CTW Benelux (march 2000) about the parking attendant controversy. Mentions that the parking attendants are angry about being used as a marketing tool by Davilex.
	CTW_Benelux_-_nr_25,_2000_-_amsterdoom.pdf\|Article from CTW Benelux (may 2000) about violence in commercial video games. Information about the impact of the parking attendant controversy on sales from Davilex.		CTW_Benelux_-_nr_25,_2000_-_amsterdoom.pdf\|Article from CTW Benelux (may 2000) about violence in commercial video games. Information about the impact of the parking attendant controversy on sales from Davilex.
			DTN_-_6e_jaargang,_nummer_4,_april_2000_-_Amsterdoom.jpg\|Article from DTN (april 2000) about retail and in store marketing of games. Shows AmsterDoom POS materials and the game in a store.
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