Hello Jonathan.
04 Apr 97 20:27, Jonathan Fingas wrote to Joe Siegler:
> Ken). Still... the point is that Duke 3D was at least partially
> influenced by Doom. After all, you probably wouldn't have had the
> standard four weapons: pistol, shotgun, chaingun, rocket launcher.
OK fine. Believe that. :)
> It's a sprite with good ol' Luke hanging upside-down, and when you
> step into the sector he's in Duke says "now THIS is a Force to be
That was the Dark Forces jab. There was another *GAME* we took a jab at, I
just can't remember what it is at the moment. Doom (Episode 1), Dark Forces
(Episode 2, I think), and I can't remember what Episode 3 was.
> reckoned with!" It pays to discover (TM). I also noticed a reference
> to 2001. But how come I didn't hear "Thus Spake Zarathustra" when I
Don't know what that is.
> spotted the monolith? And, how come you didn't jab Descent? That
> almost equalled Doom's popularity. Surely there could've been a
> "you're going down... all the way down!" speech. :-)
It would have to make us laugh, and I don't think that would have made people
laugh, besides, it's too obscure.
> But you can't say that Duke (as we know it) wasn't just a creation
> of Ken and Apogee, either. You know it, and I know it. :-)
Yes, I can. If you choose to believe that, then fine. I'm telling you it
as
not.
Joe Siegler
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