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This is dangerous territory. Enter and be DOOMed!
Oliver Brakmann digs up the graveyard! |
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| 2.26.01/3.06.01 Oliver Brakmann identified 11bones, one of the earliest maps to use the "raised circular walkway" design that has since become a standard feature. As to what gave it away, Oliver writes, "The medipak? I wasn't totally sure, but would have been if you had moved the character in such a way so that the door to your right would have been visible. No, really: I think 11bones.wad was one of the very first (if not *the* first) PWAD I ever played. You don't forget those. |
Colin Phipps strikes again! |
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| 5.22.00/5.23.00 Colin Phipps barely let this one get ripe before guessing ... well, almost. Close enough. This is Flash, probably the most often-modified solo-player map of all time. But it started life as a deathmatch map called Mine1, included with one of the early level editors. (Colin had all the details, but by the time I got around to updating this, I couldn't find his email :( |
Classic Map's identity revealed! |
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| 3.18.00/5.22.00 Colin Phipps wins our first banana! He writes, "Not that a 3-cement-wall start is very distinguishing, but it triggered a very old memory, and I pulled megapack.zip off a cdrom.com mirror. megawatt.wad by Casey Miller, perhaps? :-) Only took me seconds to think of it, then again it was one of the first levels I ever got off of cdrom.com." Yes indeed, Marines, this is Megawatt, a classic map that introduced a new and enduring visual style. |
Thoughts not random enough for you? Try
The Archon's instead.
re-enter The Twilight Asylum
tour Area 34
experience Life During Wartime
listen to The Still, Small Voice of Trumpets
view the Rogues Gallery
visit The Devil's Advocate
go to the Dogs
dare
to send me
email
updated 6.23.03
Better late than never! :)
