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  • incredible.... just can't stop watching these videos, well made and so informative!

  • OMG My life is a lie I pronounce id (Ai-Dee) But it said id (Eid)

  • I remember playing wolfenstain on a black and grey screen on my laptop when I was 9... Meeeeeeeeemories!

  • The whole swastika thing was bullshit. Under german law, works of art and religious symbols depicting the swastika are allowed. but of course video games aren't art! haha not even close! so as a result Carmack and Associates could be arrested if they ever visited germany.

  • Thumbs up if you liked the spartan dance

  • I used to play roger robot dog game commander keen and another game called secret agent sam :)

  • Put the subtitles on in english.... hilarious.

  • i remember seeing wolfenstein for the first time. My uncle (an it guy) came around and for the first and only time ever I heard him swear "PLAY THIS FUCKING GAME". It was wolfenstein and it utterly blew our minds. It was mindbogglingly good looking. It looks arcane now, but back then it looked amazing.

  • @AlexFrost9 so cod aint an fps? Plus, I rather play cod 2,4,5 AND wolfenstein, its sad that they havent made any stealth wolf3D's, being its actual roots, starting 2 genres, DAAAAMN, wolfebstein is the most innivative franchise ever, no wolf, no cod halo or bf, no wolf, no sc or mgs.

  • MasterChief got movez

  • Zelda+Catacombs3D=TES. Wolf.3D+Realism=CallOfDuty

  • @MrDarktwister Don't you EVER...EVER! Say that Call of Crap is the decendant of Wolf 3D... Call of Duty will NEVER be as good as Wolfenstein.

  • 5:04 INCREDIBLE HULK! INCREDIBLE HULK!

  • Wolfenstein 3d was the 90's Minecraft

  • You have no reason why...wow good reason bro

  • i think castle wolfenstien was the very first stealth game.

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  • Catacombs 3D,,,,,,,, it kinda looks like TES

  • @TheIndoCommentor

    Yeah, it was an inspiration for Bethesda.

  • "A Heavy Metal assault on the world of Pop"

    I know cuz I an both a metalhead and a gamer

  • This episode was made on my 11th birthday! Thanks!

  • Excellent teacher. I keep want to watch more about something I couldn't give 2 shits about.

  • 02:42 looks like he's grabbing his wang lol

  • At 02:19 you see the AAF bands symbol on the side the a fighter in Wing Commander! WTF?

  • This guy forces me to watch the next episode with his cliffhanges

  • fuck youtube. everytime i click a fuckin video i have to waste 30 seconds of my fuckin life watching the same fucking ad. What. the. fuck.

  • @bmcleodz Get Adblock +. And BAM! no more ads

  • TO SUCCEED AS AN INDIE GAME DEVELOPER:

    Make small low budget games with INNOVATIVE features. Big companies get their money from investors, so they cant take risks. YOU on the other hand, CAN. Take advantage of that, make the next minecraft.

    That's what I do.. I make very small but unique games and am having quite a bit of success with them :).

  • has any noticed on the wolfenstein 3d game cover that a german soldier is holding a M16? i never noticed that before

  • @emacdaddyfunk The Japanese box cover of Bionic Commando also has the enemy soldier carrying one if I'm not mistaken.

  • Carmack, for what he has done (and is still doing) for gaming should have golden statue :)

  • so catacomb had destructible environments and most games now still don't? THATS BULLSHIT!!!

  • Why do these Videos always need a 2min overview of the Video i just saw 1min ago? ...

  • tbh most mindblowing in part 1 was... online distribution... LOL "steam" in the 90'... imagine what would happed if they made it bigger

  • So we can pretty much thank Tom Cruise for FPS's right?

  • ID SOFTWARE ROXX!!!

  • next is the biggest motherfker of gaming industry DOOM!

  • When I saw Wolfenstein 3D, I almost cried with joy!

  • anyone know the name of the song master chief is dancing to at the end of the vid?

  • More indie developers are using the Unity 3D engine

  • DOOM !!!

    nuff said.

  • I don´t understand why people keep yelling here which fps will win once MW3, Battlefield 3 and Halo 4 come out. I think they can all be great, and with that competition gamers are bound to win.

  • At the end i was like the game is quake, quake!.........doom. Oh yeah..i was gonna say doom......

    Shows how ignorant i am lol

  • 1:14

    "...an absolute phenomenon and a system shock to the computer gaming crowd."

    Hah. System Shock. I wonder if that was intentional?

  • These videos are awesome, but that fucking dancing halo shit at the end is fucking insulting.

  • Does anyone realize that CoD runs on an id gaming engine?

  • @russkiyhren the quake 3 engine. yes

  • id for a large part created modern gaming.

  • That was A-OK!

  • You know what, scratch that. Every photo in this video needs a face replacement.

  • 0:39

    Can someone link me that picture? I wish to do a face replament.

  • I wish i was old enough to have played these.

  • this brings me back i wanna play them all again

  • Poor paul

  • heh, this episode ends the same way one of the chapters in "Masters of Doom" does :P

  • Wow, so informative this is the only thing forcing myself to stay up late during a school day since it's so addicting! =[

  • Tom cruise is responsible for doom being called doom, that hurt my brain and made me lose just a little respect for cormack.

  • From Software PLEASE:)

  • Unfortunately, ID will NEVER regain their supremacy. Every kid is used to COD and halo these days. And if it's not either one, the kiddies won't buy it. I love Operation Flashpoint, and ARMA, Project Reality, the BATTLEFIELD franchise, Medal Of Honor franchise, I hate Counter Strike(too fast/arcadey, just like the COD franchise) The kids these days have no idea what real games are.

  • @haters123 yeah kids love black ops because its cod and has blood and is l33t meanwhile portal 2 is great story, original and smart. bassicly kids like black ops cos they can teabag in it and theres loads of n00bs and ur mom jokes. thank god portal 2 is only 2 player

  • @haters123

    BATTLEFIELD 3 will kick MW3's ass

  • @dazzsheil THANK YOU!

  • @haters123

    Also with the Impending release of RAGE And DOOM 4 Coming next year.....I Think iD Has it all.....kinda funny how Treyarch/Infinity Ward and iD Are both owned by Activision

  • @dazzsheil DOOM......4? no fuckin way.....

  • @ocarinag33k

    look it up on wikipedia

  • @ocarinag33k Actualy yes. ID has planned a sequel to Doom 3 since before its release. They also released a statement around a week ago saying that as soon as they get Doom 4 out the door, that the will get to work on a sequel to rage. So yes, Doom 4 is coming. Where is your god now, CoD?

  • @HellsmithStudios yyyyyeah! fuck CoD!!!!!

  • @HellsmithStudios i hope they make doom 4 like the classics dooms.

    if they make it like doom 3 it will suck =(

  • @george2p Doom 3 was ahead of it's time, but it wouldn't surpass any other games in this time. I hope they make it like the original doom too. Hell, I would pay 60 dollars for a fully redone HD remake of Doom 1 & 2 in one epic package of 1337ness.

  • @HellsmithStudios agree XD.

    this is what doom 4 needs: the original doomguy (stan blazcowiczs, and a dark personality with a touch of hope)

    the original badass music with some orchestra moments, the whole universe in danger, not just mars or earth, to follow the story of the original dooms as well their gameplay, lucifer as final boss. i want them show halo or cod like primitive games. =) thats how doom 4 must be

  • @george2p If any games need to be shown a primitive it's CoD. Halo didnt do anything. CoD on the other hand did something very terrible. It's called Bobby Cotech. And also, I would like them to revive the old, fast moving "Shotgun To The Face" gameplay that alot of games tend to frown upon in the current years CoughCoDCough. lolwut?

  • @HellsmithStudios lol XD.

    halo is cool but its getting overrated =) of course i will get the anniversary edition XD but halo 4???

    anyways, imagine what would happed if halo and doom were in the same universe, something like this: that master chief real name was, john blazcowicz, and that doomguy was his father ( it would tie perfectly, the demons almost destroy earth, making all its population to run to different galaxies and planets, colonizing them, in one of those they encounter thecovenant

  • @george2p I am one of the biggest fucking halo nerds in existence and am the proude owner of six halo novels. I even own the halo encylopedia. I even know the halo storyline down to the second. So sir, all I have to say to you is: ._.

  • @HellsmithStudios lol XD the same but with doom XD

  • @dazzsheil ID is not owned by avtivision they are owned by zenimax media the owners of bethesda

  • @dazzsheil NONE OF ZOES GAME MATTER!

  • The dance of masterchief after the image of doom guy offends me 1:55

  • Yet the swastika is actually a sign for peace and Hitler turned the meaning around D;

  • lol shooting dogs in a video game is way too violent.. shooting humans are a-ok.. lmao

  • wtf with rats nintendo

  • plsssssssssssssss do EA

    i want to see this for some reason ?

  • Please do Naughty Dog

  • @Razorfist13 they did its titled uncharted

  • BETHESDA!

  • The best game franchise is : Wolfenstein !!!

  • 08:19 omg there is an M4 carabine WTF

  • What's with the all your history are belongs to us??????

  • Black isle plz

  • this is my homework!

    

  • @prokentsful i played fallout 3 and couldnt finish it, it got too depressing to play, but before that it was cool. just dont think thyre as deserving as valve or id and people like that, founders of video games, i think thry should do a non fps develiper, like square enix. srry im typing on a phone

  • Now I really want to create a game using my own created engine, but I wouldn't know where to start in creating an engine...

    Is there anyone here who can point me in the right direction when wanting to create a gaming engine?

  • @prokentsful

    This days its nearly impossible to go same path as id or valve did - the bar is to high. 2-3 guys still can make their cool game, but I don't see any other way than to make it on UDK or CryEngine.

    If you still want to create your own game engine - learn programming and practice for 3-5 years.

    Though I would suggest to start modding existing games and try to brake in the game industry. Yeah yeah, you will develope someone else's game, but its still fun. Trust me.

  • @dimwalker ok so you dont need a great engine but what about the minecraft its technicly not good but in all the other cases its master piece

  • @patko1610

    There were games with so-so engines/graphics and marvelous gameplay. Few I can name right now: Thief series, System Shock 2.

    Can't say anything about minecraft, didn't play it. imho it is a playground that allows you to form your own gameplay. Just not my genre.

    Still, how many minecrafts are there? It is an exception.

  • @dimwalker at least it gives hope that there is still place for originality and its sold wery well it already sold something like 2.5 million copies far as i know and portal 2 is also a good seller i know its from valve who is already big company but im talking about originality right now

  • @patko1610

    That is half true.

    Original games still pop up every now and then, but they rarely become something huge.

    Portal is a good example. It is high budget implementation of Narbacular Drop. Does anyone know about this game? No.

    watch?v=5CabdPVthqw

  • @dimwalker well but the people who worked on narbarcllar deop are with valve now guess what they made.

    Horewer today its not about making somethink original but its about shooting nothing else but shooting (call of duty)

  • @patko1610

    My point was - without money the world may never know about some neat games.

    Oh and as for the shooters... I love FPS games, but they seem to turn to crap too nowadays. You just press and tap your "use" key and game character does the rest for you 8(

    10 years ago it took days to complete 1 level, now you lucky if it holds for hour.

  • @dimwalker well i like fps as well but not call of duty series because they just go for online play but i find that repetetive

  • @dimwalker actually, portal was a low budget game

  • @dimwalker but the idea wasn't stolen from them.All of them were hired in the creation of Portal and may have worked in Portal 2.They practically got triple of what they would get if their game ever had become a success...

  • @dimwalker Your forgetting the exploding market that is mobile gaming.

    heck, I hope by the time I'm graduating, Iphones and Ipads will be powerful enough so I could do a port job of a gaming like Morrowind. Which isn't too much of a stretch of the imagination considering how fast technology is improving

  • @LordVurtax Fuck your iPhone.

  • @Biddybalboa Butthurt are we? You're completely missing the point I was making as well.

  • @dimwalker It's perfectly possible look at Mojang all Markus Persson (Notch) the founder and a later co-developer known as Jeb had to do was create a simple engine that could support huge amounts of content then add that content as it was developed then poof a multi-million dollar company. Its all about innovation

  • @dimwalker Limits can still be broken , the bar can only be raised more and more until the end of time . But only true creative and genious minds can do that ... we just have to wait for the new breed to do this .

  • @Cobac

    I sure hope you are right.

    Come to think about it, there were those dark ages without ID, valve, looking glass, epic etc its time for some new blood. It was time a few years ago actually 8)

    Though I would love to see ID rise again and happily developing masterpieces ever after.

  • @dimwalker

    Modding?... Hell no!

    You know minecraft? Terraria? They are indie games made by one or few developers and they are HUGE success...

    There are tons of indie games that are success, and you can publish your games even on steam or on any other publisher's site.

    Game development > Game modding

    And I think game development is more fun than modding... because you are creating EVERYTHING by your self... and then you are done...GOD...There's no better feeling than that...

  • @pufixas

    Participating in mods is a bonus at interview. Also its obvious one should mod his favorite game. Since one already having fun playing it, it would be easier and more pleasant to create custom or modify original content.

    You creating EVERYTHING by yourself only if working on small indi project.

    In big company you would do something more specific. Conceptart, models, textures, rigs, animation. And its only char stuff.

    Developing games feels good, though you should get experience 1st.

  • @pufixas chronicles of a dark lord is a good indie game.

  • @jazzmaster909

    I never heard of this game before.

    I just checked it out. It looks like fun! :)

  • @pufixas Practically, when you're done developing a game, you are a GOD in that world, you are free to do as you please and no one will complain, not to mention the feeling to see your game work, your characters move around freely and the way you always imagined. By modding you don't even get close to game development, you are just altering someone's game, when you DEVELOP a game it's your baby and you have infinite possibilities that you can make into reality as you please.

  • @pufixas Not to mention putting together your game engine, which you can either make it top-class like Unreal or Cry, or you could make it something mediocre like Minecraft, which isn't a bad option considering how good it sells.

    But I still think that money are ruining the gaming industry, too much focus is put on the money that no one cares about making an original game when scouted by some big-shot publisher.

    That's why Valve and id stand as symbols in the gaming world. They were original.

  • @MindCalamity

    You forgot to mention Raven Software

  • @pufixas unless you made atari E.T

  • @pufixas

    Tim Willits began his career in gaming as a mod maker and created several Doom levels in his spare time and distributed them over the Internet. id Software was so impressed with his work that he was hired in 1995.

  • @ExquisiteMachinery and american mcgee made some doom 2 levels too =)

  • @george2p

    i know, i was suprised when i read that on a website :) love the alice games

  • @ExquisiteMachinery me too, imagine mcgee designing levels for doom 4 XD

  • @pufixas sex, love, social life who needs those jk jk jk

  • @TheEvalButterfree

    lol, programming is nothing without social life. Because mostly you work in teams with other programmers, solving problems together

  • @pufixas So I'm guessing you've made your on games? If you have would you be able to tell me what kinds of tools you use?

  • @Dpika1849

    Yes, I would

    I use C++ as my programming language,

    Microsoft Visual C++ 2010 express as my IDE

    And Blitz3D as my graphics API, I will upgrade to allegro or SDL soon :)

    If you have any other questions feel free to ask, I will answer as soon as I can :)

  • @pufixas ty!

  • @Dpika1849

    np :)

  • @pufixas So, how many different programming languages are involved in a game? And how do they work together?

  • @Zaxkcy

    Well, for now I only use one programming language.

    I just know that you can use assembly with MSVC++ IDE.

    But I don't really know how you can involve any other programming language into your game... I'm just learning for now. But I know the basics, and I know how hard there is to make a good game or even bad game

  • @pufixas you can use multiple languages in development by using certain languages' embedding capabilities. Most scripting languages allow you to do that :)

    Python, Perl, Lua.. you can even create your own language in C++

  • @pufixas Hello! would you mind telling me what the question you answered was :D ? I'm getting into programming, and I'm trying to obtain as much info as possible :) .

  • @IIxXGhostTrainXxII

    I think someone asked what tools I use for programming games :)

  • @pufixas Ah okay. Thanks for yer time!

  • @IIxXGhostTrainXxII

    No problem :)

    I'm happy to help, if there are any more questions - feel free to ask

  • @pufixas Sounds good!

  • @pufixas since you seem experienced,could great games that might be success material be created with the basic coding language of a program like game maker?Because that's the only one I know to use and just moved to learning C++

  • @Gameshunter3012

    OK, so the thing is why people use C++ instead of game maker is because C++ is more powerful and you can make games not only for PC, but for MAC, Linux, and many more platforms. If you will use game maker you probably will be making only for PC.

    But if game maker is not powerful that doesn't mean that you can't make good games with it.

    So my answer is yes, you could make successful material with GM.

    I would've posted longer answer but youtube comments can't let me do that :(

  • @pufixas Indeed youtube tends to be shitty.Thx for the reply.I guess I have to learn C++ after all...lol

  • @Gameshunter3012 You could also go halfway and use a language like BlitzMax or GLBasic (Free for windows Development) They're not drag and drop like gamemaker but the language is easy to learn and your compiled program will run faster. They both compile to Windows, Linux and Mac but GLBasic also compiles to IOS, Android, GP2X and HP Touchpad.

  • @Gameshunter3012 It's basically down to what your objective is, if it's to write small games and sell them yourself then i'd use Blitz or GLB if you want to write the next quake engine or want a job in the games industry then use c++

  • @pufixas

    There have been some pretty big success stories from groups who started with modding, then got picked up by major companies. The main example are the guys who did Team Fortress. Modding is still a decent way to break into the industry without having to learn every single nuance of programming.

    Either way one goes, it can be a rewarding experience to see your work in motion when you're done.

  • @stbays

    I agree, but what if I WANT to do programming, and I want to make not only games, but maybe some hacks, or trainers, or application, or games for iOS and Android?...

    I don't know... Modding is not for me... And programming is more exciting for me...

  • @pufixas

    I wasn't saying anything bad about programming. I enjoy it myself and have taken classes in general programming and game programming, though since no one else I know is into it, I've had a hard time sticking with it.

    I was mainly saying there's nothing wrong with doing the mod scene instead of programming. Some of the most popular games are simply modified engines from other games.

    So either way one goes, they can do great things.

  • @stbays

    I'm not saying anything bad about modding either :)

    I have to agree with you, they both can do great things :)

  • @pufixas

    I've learned a few languages. Most of them are dead languages though like Basic, Qbasic, and Visual Basic. I've also learned a bit of C, C++, and C#. I wish I was fluent in them and a bit more self motivated. I've got some ideas I want to make into games, but at this rate, they'll never get made.

  • @pufixas i preffer modders because the product they create is free ^^

  • @blacksnk7

    really? Counter-strike is free? Garry's mod is Free? I don't think so... And if modded products would be free then no one would make them because there would be very little or even no profit...

    So your statement is false

  • @ProjectEOS nope its true, europe 1200 is free, the nameless mod is free, the trap is free, and i cant mention another hundred's of mods that are free

  • @blacksnk7

    and I can mention another hundred's of mods that are not free...

    Not all games are free and not all games are pricey...

  • @ProjectEOS but most games arent free while most mods are, modders usually do their mods for fun not because they need money or some major company order's them to do it

  • @pufixas Modding is the reason we have Couter-Strike, Team-Fortress, and many more.

  • @pufixas Im offended cuse you said god

  • @TompanX I'm offended by your grammar...

  • @50yer now Im gonne sue you cuse you duoble offended me D:

  • @pufixas How did you learn to create games?

    

  • @50yer

    At first I learned little bit of Blitz3D, this is very simple programming language to learn meant only for games and it is based on BASIC programming language. After that I made few games and I realized that by using Blitz3D I wouldn't got far so I started learning C++ from online tutorials but they didn't explain everything and how it REALLY works, so I brought a C++ book. It explains much better. After that I found that I can combine Blitz3D SDK and C++ together to make awesome games:)

  • @pufixas its harder to make everything youreself and nowdays only few devs make their own engines so its not all from scratch also so of the most popular "games" of all time have been mods to begin with

  • @pufixas Doom Wading > Game Development

  • @pufixas all you need now is how to make one >:l

  • @dimwalker have you ever heard of unity 3d engine

  • @yap3346004

    Yes. Quite good imho. Though its not completely free as you probably know.

    Anyway, I'm not saying there is nothing except ue3/udk. My point was - nowadays it is extremely hard to make something great w/o financial support.

  • @dimwalker nah i think i wil create a 2d platformer i mean look at super meatboy,castle crasher and limbo

  • @yap3346004

    Heh, didn't play castle crasher, but meatboy and limbo are awesome. GL with your game and post a link here in the comments if/when you have something playable.

  • @yap3346004

    Agreed :)

  • @dimwalker Well...The guys who started Valva where already rich :p

  • @dimwalker Valve*

  • @dimwalker It's far less fun than programming your own game, the bar may be high, but put in enough hard work, don't just focus on graphics, give it more focus to the story and even decent graphics will do, what the gaming world now needs is something that will change it, too many big guys in tuxedos appeared there, and since that the gaming world is becoming less and less innovative.

    Withe the right idea and a whole lot of time, you can do something like id and Valve did at their time.