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It's limited by the capabilities of the SFC. гЂЋid SoftwareгЂЏ that was later ported to the SFC,ДЇor the uninformed, FPS is an abbreviation of гЂЊfirst-personДЄside from гЂЊDOOMгЂЌ, гЂЊHALF-LIFEгЂЌ is another well-known game.Д«ut the game we're playing is гЂЊWolfenstein 3DгЂЌ so, you can guess how I felt when I heard talk of a certain game called гЂЊDOOMгЂЌ. It blew me away to see a game played from the eyes of the protagonist it looked so much better than I had expected, I was shocked!ДЇollowing that I went straight to the toy store and got the game with what little savings I had every day afterwards I could hardly wait to get home from school to play it, I was so addicted! When you look at it now the game's visuals might look unsightly, and its characters honestly a little eerie, but that didn't faze me then, such faults were hardly a blip on my radar. Turning the pages quietly was a conditioned reflex, and to this day I still remember the instant impact Wolfenstein 3D made when I saw its article for the first time. My favourite reading material at the time was Famicom Tsushin (now Famitsu) if you asked kids to rank 'magazines I secretly read without my parents' knowledge', porno would've been number one, but Famicom Tsushin would've been a close second. It was a chance encounter in a department store's book shop, where IДЄccidentally discovered it whilst in the company of my mother - perfect timing. Like.', and so I had little faith in the game. Played from the viewpoint of the hero's eyes?. Nintendo had been out for four years, and my interest in games was fading, so I I first saw the game when I was in elementary school. пј€ SFCгЂЂ1994 Feburary 10гЂЂImagineer Co., Ltd.

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