Games 20th Anniversary!

Raven

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Was never a fan but its probably one of the, if not the most influential games of all time. Happy birthday (yesterday!) Doom!
 

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I remember around 1995 getting my first PC (a discounted 'cheapo' 386 SX 25 if memory serves) from my dad's work and playing Doom on it. It was a bit sluggish at times but I absolutely fell in love.
 

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Ok my first was a 386 dx 30 I think with a maths co processor and 40 mb or so of disk hehe . Played doom ok on it tho. I upgraded it in 94 to a 486 think it was 100mhz. And that played doom good :). And free from copies floating around uni
 

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The first real "lets carbon copy another shooter and sell it as other sh*t" of the industry ;)
 

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Ok my first was a 386 dx 30 I think with a maths co processor and 40 mb or so of disk hehe . Played doom ok on it tho. I upgraded it in 94 to a 486 think it was 100mhz. And that played doom good :). And free from copies floating around uni

Acer Laptop - 386SX20 with a 20Mb HDD was my first - Played Wolfenstein, Doom and Links Golf.
 

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Doom demo was installed on all the windows pc's at Uni back in 1993 - had some great multiplayer action over the network :p

Sandy 'Call of Cthulhu' Petersen did some of the level design too - awesome!
 

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The first two games I played on the PlayStation 1 was Doom and Alien Trilogy. Loved em.
 

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Remember playing it on my ultra powerful 486 DX2 based computer back in the day, certainly was scary when going in to black areas.
 

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Like it or not, it did change the way we play computer games. And the look of computer games in general.
 

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Can't believe its only 20 years old; feels like longer. First LAN game I ever played (working at CompuServe, someone had created a map based on their Ohio HQ, which was a real eye-opener the first time I visited the place for real and saw the potential for virtual environments), although that was later; 95-96.
 

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