Duke Nukem 3D was THE FPS game that broke the "Doom clone" curse for the category (Build engine was a bit more advanced). Released between Doom and Quake on April '96. Maybe it wasn't your time, but huge, huge miss.
@@jordanfreman4954 No, Duke was the first for sure. No one looked at it and thought 'Doom clone', it was powerful on its own. Since Half Life is 3D and Quake and Quake 2 were already around, it's not the same thing. Oh, and yeah,the curse ended. No games 'felt' like half-assed Doom games, and FPS became a category on its own.
Foebane72 it's not Duke 3D that's bad, it's Duke Nukem FOREVER that's bad or are you just one of those people who loves 90s action movies and couldn't take the satire of the genre that is the whole game.
Back in a time where you could carry up to 30 weapons, usable items, jump, medkits, large colorful landscapes, fast and frantic gameplay, hidden secrets and play via LAN parties and couch coop with a buddy. Now it's brown n bloom, street grey, regenable health, checkpoints every 30 seconds, auto saving and only being able to carry two weapons. Sad how much times have changed.
There is one king of 90s shooters and its the king of all shooters and the game that basically pushed online gaming to the forefront. first game to have online rankings and competitions. and that is Quake and the mod Quakeworld.
I was surprised not to see "Blood", but I have to give you kudos for remembering Witchhaven (one of the best in my opinion) and Strife. Both excellent FPS of their time. Actually, I just remembered that "Blood" came out in 1997, so I guess that omission is understandable.
Some games that I forgot to include in this video are The Terminator: Rampage (1993), Ken's Labyrinth (1993), Bram Stoker's Dracula (1993), Nitemare 3D (1994) and Bad Toys 3D (1995). There are obviously several games missing for 1996.
Terminator: Future Shock or Skynet totally got me. It was so revolutionary game in many ways. Its sad lots of people forgot this games. Everybody remembers Doom, Duke, Blood, but Terminator is little bit forgotten today.
in "In pursuit of Greed" the music playing is a very similar song of what you get in Crusader: No Regret (song is called "Ninth Crusade" by Andrew Sega, aka "Necros")
@@ThePassingVoid That's a 2 year-old comment... Btw, Alien Trilogy is a FPS that was released for DOS, PS1 and Sega Saturn. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alien_Trilogy
Operation: Body Count, released in 94 was also one that could've made this list. My brother and I (now in our mid 30s) had fond memories of playing most of these FPS games growing up. Dark Forces was so awesome at the time...we were blown away.
Agreed with the consensus, Duke Nukem 3D was a BIG miss in this video... That clearly was a FPS game like no other. Also, I think this might be another FPS from that era, Alien Trilogy (which I think was released on the PlayStation 1), I think that was a 1995 game.
I had a floppy disk copy of Wolfenstein back in 1993. My PC didn't have stereo speakers, so the game had no music and generic sound effects. My PC wasn't even capable of connecting to the Internet. Damn, we've come a long way in 25 years.
Mostly the list of games in the videos is similar. You can always find the big and famous titles. I was happy to find games like: Pursuit of Greed, Depth Dwellers or Neves of Steel. well done.
Idk, games that use sprites instead of 3D models for enemies creep me out. And the Doom guy’s face used to scare me as a kid whenever he would get all bloody from low health.
Gamma brightness in the video option menue was extremely important for the doom franchise. Having this option turned too high will dramatically affect the game graphics detail. Playing in a dark room with brightness and gamma turned downed in the game; will bring out the best graphic detail. In this video the brightness was turned up way to high giving it a cartoon feel instead of a realistic feel.
Dark Forces was the first FPS to give me a slight case of vertigo and it just felt weird seeing and hearing the Star Wars universe turned a corridor shooter with a synthesized score. I wish I could better explain how I both wanted to play the game but also how bizarre it made me feel playing it.
Obviously, Doom, Quake, and Wolfenstein 3D had by far the best floor-to-wall and environment-to-enemy contrast, providing the cleanest graphics for best-possible orientation. All the other games would have achieved that only at much higher resolutions, like 640x400. Watching them at low-res, I get lost or dizzy all the time.
@Chris Katko Another fun fact. Before Looking Glass Technologies created System Shock, they created the fully 3D Ultima Underworld in 1992, under the name Blue Sky Productions. When John Carmack saw Ultima Underworld, he decided to make his own 3D engine that ran faster.
@@JuniorBlitz Dude, i worked in game industry between 2001 and 2005 (as leveldesigner), and treust me, i am blown away with what you can have in game nowadays. I was limited to 20 000 polygones on screen (including NPCs, and weapon - it aws 20k x 30 fps - so 600k /s) - now? There are items that hawe more than 20k polygons, and you can heve hundreds of them on screen.
you mentioned realms of the haunting but didnt put it in your list! Up there in my greatest games of all time list - compare it to the others from 1996 in your list for storytelling, depth and atmosphere. I just checked and it came out on the 31st December 1996....so it counts :P
I want them all as Redux versions like the new Duke 3d ,Shadow Warrior ,Blood and Brutal Doom. replaying Heretic and Hexen1 at the moment with the Doomsday Engine. I can highly recommend it. Alien Trilogy as Redux would be nice too. Damn i love em all those games. my all time fav games
Chex Quest, ShadowCaster, CyberMage, Magic Carpet & Descent. I could see how you overlooked Duke Nukem 3D, because the Atomic Edition came out at the end of 1996. In fact, I think I personally got it in 1997. I always wait for everyone else to suffer through the patches.
Where's Descent (1995), Duke Nukem 3D (1996), System Shock (1994), and Marathon (1994) ? those are all games that were pretty big back in the day. I don't think witchaven was big back then, but im glad you included that. Definately deserves more recognition.
I'm surprised to not see System shock on here! Came out right after DOOM . Could actually look around, jump, and crouch. You even had to hack doors and terminals to get to certain places. The cyberspace sections are weird but fun.
Id Sowtware guys were just dropping new revelation bombs with W, D1\2, those Q were like frigging spaceships compared to competitors only Duke cold somehow stand near D1.
Jeez, after all these years, Wolfenstein 3D still makes my heart pump... Great game, for sure. But damn if the controls arent awful. You can never see where those nazis are coming from! lol.
Descent (1994) and Descent 2 (1996) should definitely be mentioned... they beat all other 3D games from those years (except maybe Quake) - real 3D (including 3D models), 6 degrees of freedom, very complex levels, _great_ music and sound...
SilentJohn Late reply I know ;) descent would technically be a “vehicle” shooter? But terminator future shock hat similar specs and was released in 12.31.1995. Maybe the first “real” 3D FPS
List of ALL games mentioned on this video _________________________________________ ______ 1992 ---------- Wolfenstein 3D Spear of Destiny (Wolfenstein 3D) ______ 1993 ---------- Blake Stone DOOM ______ 1994 ---------- Corridor 7: Alien Invasion Cyclones Depth Dwellers DOOM II (2) Heretic (The prelude to the Hexen Series) Rise of The Triad _______ 1995 ---------- Dark Forces Hexen In Pursuit of Greed Nerves of Steel Witchaven ______ 1996 ---------- Final Doom Power Slave Quake Skynet (Probably a Terminator game) Strife: Quest For The Sigil
"Duke Nukem 3D is a first-person shooter video game developed and published by 3D Realms. The shareware version of Duke Nukem 3D was released on January 29th, 1996, and the full version (version 1.3d) was released on April 24th, 1996 for the PC, and was later ported to a number of consoles."
Rise of the Triad was a very good first person shooter. So was Duke Nukem. Warcraft II and Command & Conquer were amazing. Doom 2 of course. I think I played those 5 games more than any others in the 1990s. Loads of fun. Heretic, Hexen, Quake. Played those too. The old games were the best.
Did you think about including the descent games in this? They are basically FPS but kinda blur the lines. Also tomb raider should be mentioned. Duke Nukem 3D, I know ugh.
Tomb Raider is not a FPS game but more an Adventure-Puzzle video game . They fucked it up the last years by making an FPS game but in fact it isn't . Shadow Man and MDK aren't FPS games either .
so many on the list i don't even know. good work. i miss shadow warrior, and a games name started with S. i don't recall the name. System shock? yeah i think it was this. and descent freespace was also mid 1990s shooter.
I’m trying to find a dos game, when you start, you are standing at the narrow passage, on your left is a big green pool (like half life 1 green toxic pool), on your right is the wall, if you go further a bit, you will meet two big green enemies like orcs, I didn’t know how to defeat them, I’m not sure it’s a shooter or dungeon crawler, does any one know of this game or demo’s name?
My favourite fps from that era were bungie games. I only had a mac as a kid. The marathon series was the best, precursor to halo for sure. But the first fps I fell in love with was pathways into darkness also by bungie.
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Duke Nukem 3D was THE FPS game that broke the "Doom clone" curse for the category (Build engine was a bit more advanced). Released between Doom and Quake on April '96. Maybe it wasn't your time, but huge, huge miss.
Actually, Doom clones curse go on, half-Life actually killed the curse and newblood resurrected it
@@jordanfreman4954 No, Duke was the first for sure. No one looked at it and thought 'Doom clone', it was powerful on its own. Since Half Life is 3D and Quake and Quake 2 were already around, it's not the same thing.
Oh, and yeah,the curse ended. No games 'felt' like half-assed Doom games, and FPS became a category on its own.
build engine is also janky (off topic?)
@@jordanfreman4954 True, but people went crazy over it when it came out.
@@guysplace5385 yes i know that
How can you not include Duke Nukem 3D???
1997
Teddy I must have been thinking of the atomic edition
Descent?
Rob Rademan what?
Rob Rademan oh cool I didn’t know about that one
The omission of Duke 3D is puzzling...
Maybe the video poster thinks Duke Nukem is CRAP? Oh wait, it IS now.
Foebane72 it's not Duke 3D that's bad, it's Duke Nukem FOREVER that's bad or are you just one of those people who loves 90s action movies and couldn't take the satire of the genre that is the whole game.
Duke Nukem 3D was a fun little game back in the day, but I would say that yes, Forever has forever negatively painted it into dated territory.
it's good to see that we've gotten that misunderstanding out of the way.
I still love Doom, Heretic, Quake, and Quake II
Me too
Doom II, Heretic, and Rise of the Triad all in the span of three months. Fall 1994, what a time to be alive.
rise of triad was overhyped because it was inferior in every aspect to doom. I hated it so much
@@eng3d if you say so. I loved it
You forgot the ultimate vertigo-inducing FPS's: Descent I & II
5:50. Hexen. First Person Puncher.
FPP
Duke Nukem 3d was a huge miss. 2 console ones I remember playing were Disruptor on PS1 and Zero Tolerance for Sega Genesis.
Retro FPS is pure love!
Outta these, the ones i played most were: Doom 2, Hexen, Quake, and Duke Nukem 3D.
WAIT!Wheres Duke?
Terminator future shock released 12.31.1995. maybe the first FPS with 3D character models/objects. So quite important to the history of 3D FPS
It was the first FPS I played that didn't annoy me honestly
Shadow warrior???
* /PCManus\ * Retro Gaming 1997 dude
shadow warrior is 1997
Back in a time where you could carry up to 30 weapons, usable items, jump, medkits, large colorful landscapes, fast and frantic gameplay, hidden secrets and play via LAN parties and couch coop with a buddy.
Now it's brown n bloom, street grey, regenable health, checkpoints every 30 seconds, auto saving and only being able to carry two weapons.
Sad how much times have changed.
Agreed
indeed
I don't think you could jump yet in most games
wormwood5073 doom, max payne 3 & wolfenstein still have some of those things.
Sagittarius476 that's because they were made with old school elements in mind and very few games have them today
duke nukem the king of 90s shooters came out in 1996 why isnt he here? also bad toys, and some game with haunted houses
Duke Nukem 3D will appear in my follow up video. I think the haunted houses game you refer to is either Realms of the Haunting or Nitemare 3D.
There is one king of 90s shooters and its the king of all shooters and the game that basically pushed online gaming to the forefront. first game to have online rankings and competitions. and that is Quake and the mod Quakeworld.
I was surprised not to see "Blood", but I have to give you kudos for remembering Witchhaven (one of the best in my opinion) and Strife. Both excellent FPS of their time. Actually, I just remembered that "Blood" came out in 1997, so I guess that omission is understandable.
Quake 1 is still the best game I have ever played! So much atmosphere!
The best game? Shit son..
@@Gonken88 And I played hundred of games.
@@HowBigistheMap Quake is a little too dark and gothic, I like half life more tbh
@@henneyten4390 Halflife is great. I also enjoyed Blood 2, Shogo, No One Lives Forever and SiN in those days.
Doom is the best in my opinion. No. Jumping just fast.
Some games that I forgot to include in this video are The Terminator: Rampage (1993), Ken's Labyrinth (1993), Bram Stoker's Dracula (1993), Nitemare 3D (1994) and Bad Toys 3D (1995). There are obviously several games missing for 1996.
dcoates14 Duke Nukem 3D (1996)(3D Realms)
+dcoates14 WHAT SOMEONE BESIDES ME HAS ACTUALLY PLAYED KENS LABYRINTH AND BAD TOYS 3D???! :D
+dcoates14 System Shock (1994) (Looking Glass Studios)
+dcoates14 Descent 1994
+dcoates14 System Shock 1 and Terra Nova: Strike Force Centauri are probably the best DOS FPSs I can think of.
1994 and 1996.
Terminator: Future Shock or Skynet totally got me. It was so revolutionary game in many ways. Its sad lots of people forgot this games. Everybody remembers Doom, Duke, Blood, but Terminator is little bit forgotten today.
Order:
1) "Wolfenstein 3D" (Apogee/iD Software, 1992)
2) "Spear of Destiny" (Apogee/iD Software, 1992)
3) "Blake Stone" (Apogee/JAM Productions, 1993)
4) "Doom" (iD Software, 1993)
5) "Corridor 7: Alien Invasion" (1994)
6) "Cyclones" (1994)
7) "Depth Dwellers" (1994)
8) "Doom II" (iD Software, 1994)
9) "Heretic" (iD Software, 1994)
10) "Rise of the Triad" (Apogee, 1994)
11) "Star Wars: Dark Forces" (LucasArts, 1995)
12) "Hexen" (iD Software, 1995)
13) "In Pursuit of Greed" (1995)
14) "Nerves of Steel" (1995)
15) "Witchaven" (1995)
16) "Final Doom" (iD Software, 1996)
17) "PowerSlave" (1996)
18) "Quake" (iD Software, 1996)
19) "Skynet" (1996)
20) "Strife" (1996)
+spawnport08 port quake is better
Daniel Davies Marathon and others series this game))
Heretic and Hexen was made by Raven Software. Id only published the games.
Skynet is Bethesda and deserves a hell of a reboot!
iD Software fucking destroyed everybody
in "In pursuit of Greed" the music playing is a very similar song of what you get in Crusader: No Regret (song is called "Ninth Crusade" by Andrew Sega, aka "Necros")
Where is Alien Trilogy?
Its released in 1996.
I think this is PC FPS
@@ThePassingVoid That's a 2 year-old comment... Btw, Alien Trilogy is a FPS that was released for DOS, PS1 and Sega Saturn. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alien_Trilogy
Operation: Body Count, released in 94 was also one that could've made this list. My brother and I (now in our mid 30s) had fond memories of playing most of these FPS games growing up. Dark Forces was so awesome at the time...we were blown away.
I remember Operation body count lol.
Agreed with the consensus, Duke Nukem 3D was a BIG miss in this video... That clearly was a FPS game like no other. Also, I think this might be another FPS from that era, Alien Trilogy (which I think was released on the PlayStation 1), I think that was a 1995 game.
I remember that, at the time, you couldn't turn around without finding a new of these games. AND YOU'D PLAY THEM LIKE THEY WERE CRACK.
The golden age of first person shooters ... for real men.
Uyuyuy
I had a floppy disk copy of Wolfenstein back in 1993. My PC didn't have stereo speakers, so the game had no music and generic sound effects. My PC wasn't even capable of connecting to the Internet. Damn, we've come a long way in 25 years.
Heretic and hexen was my favorite games ♥️
strike... i was looking this game for over 15 years, i could not remmember his name!!! thanks you very much
I think Disruptor (1996) is really worth mentioning.
есть ли еще из подобного
Catacomb Abyss (1992).
You missed out duke nukem 3d, marathon, and blood
Peter Williams Blood = 1997
Duke Nukem 3D was April 1996... Although I'd probably agree the other two were 1997.
Marathon is from 1994
Mostly the list of games in the videos is similar. You can always find the big and famous titles. I was happy to find games like: Pursuit of Greed, Depth Dwellers or Neves of Steel. well done.
Idk, games that use sprites instead of 3D models for enemies creep me out. And the Doom guy’s face used to scare me as a kid whenever he would get all bloody from low health.
Gamma brightness in the video option menue was extremely important for the doom franchise. Having this option turned too high will dramatically affect the game graphics detail. Playing in a dark room with brightness and gamma turned downed in the game; will bring out the best graphic detail. In this video the brightness was turned up way to high giving it a cartoon feel instead of a realistic feel.
thank you so very much for the trip back to my childhood. very nice. underrated video.
Doom has aged so well.
I love these old straight forward box style worlds
I laughed when I saw Depth Dwellers on the list.
Blake Stone is one of my favorites, good to see it on here.
would still rather play these than the games of today
Dark Forces was the first FPS to give me a slight case of vertigo and it just felt weird seeing and hearing the Star Wars universe turned a corridor shooter with a synthesized score. I wish I could better explain how I both wanted to play the game but also how bizarre it made me feel playing it.
pretty good game . but damn jedi academy was alse realy good even if you play as shooter
These games changed my life ❤️❤️❤️
Obviously, Doom, Quake, and Wolfenstein 3D had by far the best floor-to-wall and environment-to-enemy contrast, providing the cleanest graphics for best-possible orientation. All the other games would have achieved that only at much higher resolutions, like 640x400. Watching them at low-res, I get lost or dizzy all the time.
Fun fact: System Shock 1 came out a mere 1 year after DOOM and was fully 3D.
@Chris Katko Another fun fact. Before Looking Glass Technologies created System Shock, they created the fully 3D Ultima Underworld in 1992, under the name Blue Sky Productions. When John Carmack saw Ultima Underworld, he decided to make his own 3D engine that ran faster.
Dark Forces was awesome! I remember that was the game I was jealous of when I had Amiga 1200 and my neighbour bought a PC.
By me was the same! Amiga was amazing but with 3d shooters the amiga was hopelessly overwhelmed
It's just amazing to see what game developers could do on the hardware at the time!
Limited in what? That hardware was high end at that time - and the quality of those games corresponds to that time.
@@dacsus Your right. I corrected the comment. That wasn't what I meant.
@@JuniorBlitz Dude, i worked in game industry between 2001 and 2005 (as leveldesigner), and treust me, i am blown away with what you can have in game nowadays. I was limited to 20 000 polygones on screen (including NPCs, and weapon - it aws 20k x 30 fps - so 600k /s) - now? There are items that hawe more than 20k polygons, and you can heve hundreds of them on screen.
THANK YOU!!!! after 15 years of searching I finally found the game I been thinking about and never knew the name....rise of the triad. thank you!!!
Luv those times when Doom came out. I was 11 years old and we played it a lot with friends. Duke Nukem 3D was jackpot.
Good thing you included Quake. That was one of my favorite FPS games from that era.
Ah so many good games in this video really tug at the nostalgia strings.
you mentioned realms of the haunting but didnt put it in your list! Up there in my greatest games of all time list - compare it to the others from 1996 in your list for storytelling, depth and atmosphere. I just checked and it came out on the 31st December 1996....so it counts :P
I want them all as Redux versions like the new Duke 3d ,Shadow Warrior ,Blood and Brutal Doom.
replaying Heretic and Hexen1 at the moment with the Doomsday Engine. I can highly recommend it.
Alien Trilogy as Redux would be nice too.
Damn i love em all those games. my all time fav games
Chex Quest, ShadowCaster, CyberMage, Magic Carpet & Descent. I could see how you overlooked Duke Nukem 3D, because the Atomic Edition came out at the end of 1996. In fact, I think I personally got it in 1997. I always wait for everyone else to suffer through the patches.
Where's Descent (1995), Duke Nukem 3D (1996), System Shock (1994), and Marathon (1994) ?
those are all games that were pretty big back in the day.
I don't think witchaven was big back then, but im glad you included that.
Definately deserves more recognition.
So many unique FPS shooters back in the day..
Should have been called Final Doom: Nothing Final About It
Ok? No one cares
@@NWRfan You mean like no one cares about your... 'opinion', but you decided to share it anyway?
The jump in graphics and level design in doom is just wow.I see why gamers still talk about it to this day.
I'm surprised to not see System shock on here! Came out right after DOOM . Could actually look around, jump, and crouch. You even had to hack doors and terminals to get to certain places. The cyberspace sections are weird but fun.
Id Sowtware guys were just dropping new revelation bombs with W, D1\2, those Q were like frigging spaceships compared to competitors only Duke cold somehow stand near D1.
correction. stand near quake not doom1.
Why cant you just type the one word titles out
Blake Stone owned hard
You left out the Marathon games, which were pretty much the original Halo games.
Jeff The Theorist True. Definitely missing.
Pathways into darkness too... another great bungie fps
Where can I get all this game today ?? I want to play them all cause they looks so interesting
@@ytanonymity3585 i am very late but... are you still interested?
Heretic and Hexen really knew how to put the High Fantasy into First Person Shooter. It was like playing ad Conan LARPing as The Terminator.
Those Wolfendoom versions are the best way to control the classic Wolfenstein games.
Quake... man i miss the days of quakeworld and such.
The blue soldier with machine gun in Wolfenstein.. does he say hufaho?
The golden age of the FPS!
@lordofnuttz101 True. Though today they more than just shoot everything in sight, more complex. Back then it was shoot all that moves.
@lordofnuttz101 Today all the software and the like does much of the work that once could only done basically by hand on a keyboard.
Jeez, after all these years, Wolfenstein 3D still makes my heart pump... Great game, for sure. But damn if the controls arent awful. You can never see where those nazis are coming from! lol.
If you're in Russia, they come from the West, if you're in France, they come from the East lol
Descent (1994) and Descent 2 (1996) should definitely be mentioned... they beat all other 3D games from those years (except maybe Quake) - real 3D (including 3D models), 6 degrees of freedom, very complex levels, _great_ music and sound...
SilentJohn Late reply I know ;) descent would technically be a “vehicle” shooter? But terminator future shock hat similar specs and was released in 12.31.1995. Maybe the first “real” 3D FPS
most raved about descent, but i couldn't play it, the floating, spinning, 'which way is down?' feel made me feel sick.
I remember the disappointment my 386 DX 2 66 couldn't handle some these games as a child. Man what a time to be alive
Very nice little desk reference. I love Skynet, but when I played it, it was called Terminator Future Shock.
And it preceded Quake as the first full-3D FPS.
I like how he includes capstone trash games but not Duke 3d shadow warrior or blood
The thing creepy about these games is THE CHARACTERS ALWAYS FACE YOU!
very nice vid to watch! but no Duke and no Terminator Rampage? How could you?
List of ALL games mentioned on this video
_________________________________________
______
1992
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Wolfenstein 3D
Spear of Destiny (Wolfenstein 3D)
______
1993
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Blake Stone
DOOM
______
1994
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Corridor 7: Alien Invasion
Cyclones
Depth Dwellers
DOOM II (2)
Heretic (The prelude to the Hexen Series)
Rise of The Triad
_______
1995
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Dark Forces
Hexen
In Pursuit of Greed
Nerves of Steel
Witchaven
______
1996
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Final Doom
Power Slave
Quake
Skynet (Probably a Terminator game)
Strife: Quest For The Sigil
Terranova (1995), squad based FPS, before its time
"Duke Nukem 3D is a first-person shooter video game developed and published by 3D Realms. The shareware version of Duke Nukem 3D was released on January 29th, 1996, and the full version (version 1.3d) was released on April 24th, 1996 for the PC, and was later ported to a number of consoles."
I only have the dooms but I wish I had all these games. They are the reason why I love video games and also how video games became
Rise of the Triad was a very good first person shooter. So was Duke Nukem. Warcraft II and Command & Conquer were amazing. Doom 2 of course. I think I played those 5 games more than any others in the 1990s. Loads of fun. Heretic, Hexen, Quake. Played those too. The old games were the best.
Did you think about including the descent games in this? They are basically FPS but kinda blur the lines. Also tomb raider should be mentioned. Duke Nukem 3D, I know ugh.
Tomb Raider is not a FPS game but more an Adventure-Puzzle video game . They fucked it up the last years by making an FPS game but in fact it isn't .
Shadow Man and MDK aren't FPS games either .
You missed the best one - Duke Nukem 3D.
Duke Nukem 3D, Descent 1, Descent 2 are 3 critical titles from the 1992-1996 era missed.
And here i am in 2019 playing Firewall and Farpoint with my PSVR-headset.. We've came a long way..
It's 2019 and I've just bought a 15" CRT monitor!
so many on the list i don't even know. good work. i miss shadow warrior, and a games name started with S. i don't recall the name. System shock? yeah i think it was this. and descent freespace was also mid 1990s shooter.
I owned a lot of these when I was a kid! Very cool to see them again!👍
Anyone remember playing these when they were new?
Great video !
Duke Nukem 3D and Blood (Monolith)? 😮
Kannatti katsoa peli-video. Frist Person 3D. Löytyi joitakin sellaisia dos-pelejä joita ei ole tullut vielä pelattua.
And doom beats all. Honestly 26 years on and its 3D engine still kicks ass!
I’m trying to find a dos game, when you start, you are standing at the narrow passage, on your left is a big green pool (like half life 1 green toxic pool), on your right is the wall, if you go further a bit, you will meet two big green enemies like orcs, I didn’t know how to defeat them, I’m not sure it’s a shooter or dungeon crawler, does any one know of this game or demo’s name?
We dont have games like that now...
New Blood Interactive: That's where you're wrong.
Pure simple fun great vid
Dark Forces is such a great game
Nico yes it is
I still play it on the original 14" CRT monitor on real MS-DOS.
cant believe you missed duke nukem 3d
Would have been nice to see System Shock mentioned, if only due to the influence it's had.
Definitely, love that game. Came out the same year as DOOM if I recall. Neat you could actually crouch, jump, and look around in all directions.
@@triangleofdeath6246 It came out a year after DOOM. Sadly it was ignored because it was so ahead of its time.
Wolfenstein 3D and Doom, that was incredebile !!! Quake, Heretic, Duke Nukem.. Maybe Outlaws ?
My favourite fps from that era were bungie games. I only had a mac as a kid. The marathon series was the best, precursor to halo for sure. But the first fps I fell in love with was pathways into darkness also by bungie.
Was powerslave another name for "Exhumed"? Looks similar
The sound effects used in Skynet are the same ones I've heard in Carmageddon.
I'm playing Quake II these days. It's still nice.