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Revision as of 16:03, 1 February 2022
Doom II: Hell on Earth is a first-person shooter originally released for DOS by id Software. It was developed in roughly eight months.[1]
Ads
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PC Format
(November 1994) -
Computer Gaming World
(December 1994)
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Launch
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Details on UK launch from The Guardian
(6 October 1994)
Reviews
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PC Gamer (UK)
(October 1994) -
Edge
(November 1994) -
Computer Gaming World
(November 1994) -
Computer and Video Games
(November 1994) -
GamesMaster
(November 1994) -
PC Format
(November 1994) -
PC Zone
(November 1994) -
Tallahassee Democrat (syndicated from San Jose Mercury News)
(6 November 1994) -
PC Gamer (US)
(December 1994) -
Next Generation
(January 1995) -
Dragon
(April 1995)
Miscellany
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Chris Crawford on the Barrels O' Fun level
Next Generation
(May 1996)
Further Reading
Masters of Doom: How Two Guys Created an Empire and Transformed Pop Culture
David Kushner
Masters of Doom' is the true inside story of John Carmack and John Romero, co-creators of the most innovative and notoriously successful video games in history - Doom and Quake.
ISBN 0-8129-7215-5
