Doom II

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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]


Marketing[edit]

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PC Format
🇬🇧 November 1994
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Computer Gaming World
🇺🇸 December 1994
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Launch[edit]

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The Guardian
🇬🇧 6 October 1994

News clipping on UK launch

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Reviews[edit]

PC Gamer - Issue 011 Volume 1 Number 11 (1994-10)(Future Publishing)(GB) pages 1 62-65 optim.pdf
PC Gamer
🇬🇧 October 1994
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Edge-014 pages 70-72 optim.pdf
Edge
🇬🇧 November 1994
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Cgw 124 pages 100 102 104 optim.pdf
Computer Gaming World
🇺🇸 November 1994
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CVG Nov94 pp58-59 optim.pdf
Computer and Video Games
🇬🇧 November 1994
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GamesMaster (1994-11) 023 pages 80-81 optim.pdf
GamesMaster
🇬🇧 November 1994
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PC Format (1994-11) 038 (Future) pages 76-77 optim.pdf
PC Format
🇬🇧 November 1994
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PC Zone 20 (November 1994) pages 60-64 optim.pdf
PC Zone
🇬🇧 November 1994
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Tallahassee Democrat Sun Nov 6 1994.pdf
Tallahassee Democrat
🇺🇸 6 November 1994

syndicated from San Jose Mercury News

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PCGamerUSA 007 pp134-135 optim.pdf
PC Gamer
🇺🇸 December 1994
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Next Generation
🇺🇸 January 1995
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DragonMagazine216 pages 65-66 optim2.pdf
Dragon
🇺🇸 April 1995
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Miscellany[edit]

NEXT Generation 17 pages 132-133 optim.pdf
Next Generation
🇺🇸 May 1996

Chris Crawford on the Barrels O' Fun level

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Further Reading[edit]

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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

References[edit]

  1. ↑ https://www.pcgamesn.com/Doom/john-romero-interview-part-1
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