IGN have undertaken the mammoth task of compiling the Top 100 First Person Shooters of all time from all of the shooters released in the past 20 or so years. It’s great to see Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory make the list a full decade after its release, deploying in the #84 spot.

Back in the dark age of the FPS, multiplayer was nothing but a bunch of people running in every direction at once with their triggers held down like savages. Return to Castle Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory wasn't the first game to feature objective-focused, class-based competitive play, but its free, open-sourced nature exposed a massive amount of new players to the concept, opening the door for what eventually grow into a much larger trend in multiplayer design.

As a reboot of the franchise that started the genre, Return to Castle Wolfenstein had a lot to live up to. And though it didn't constitute the wheel re-inventing some had hoped it would be, it was still an excellent take on the space between fighting soldiers and fighting hellspawn. In many ways it was just a natural extension of Wolfenstein 3D's controversial final boss, taking historical myths about the Nazis dabbling in the occult and swinging for the fences with them. But it would be the multiplayer that would be remembered most fondly, keeping scads of frag-heads tethered to their gaming rigs until the wee hours for months and years to come.

The great-granddaddy of first-person shooters, Wolfenstein 3D launched the genre we take for granted today. It was inspired by Castle Wolfenstein and its sequel, a pair of relatively crude 2D stealth shooters that pit you against Nazi guards. The metamorphosis into 3D (well, pseudo 3D) was like sorcery in 1992. Gone were the stealth elements; the golden age of run-and-gun shooters erupted with the roar of a chaingun as you blasted through three glorious episodes filled with Nazis and even Adolf Hitler himself as a boss. Id's breakout achievement directly (and indirectly) gave birth to Doom, Rise of the Triad, and every other shooter that followed.

You can check out the rest of the list over at IGN.

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RtCW Fall Cup Moments of the week #6 by Playaaa - Here's the video you all have been waiting for. I hope you guys like it. I was gonna make it even better but lost motivation a bit yesterday.

Starring: Homie, Mirage, Playa, Local, Crumbs, Fro, h2o, DtS, Juncie, souX, bloxzin, MerlinatoR

Thx to Bully for advising me this song choice and big ups to my fellow shoutcasters DtS and voice.

RtCW Herbst Cup, Momente der Woche #6 von Playaaa - Hier ist das Video auf das ihr alle gewartet habt. Ich hoffe, es gefällt euch. Ich wollte es noch besser machen, aber ich verlor gestern ein wenig die Motivation.

Quelle: crossfire.nu

Return to Castle Wolfenstein Singleplayer Misssion - Vendetta 2 - Demo Version

Yo$hik has released a demo version of his "Return to Castle Wolfenstein" singleplayer addon mission, "Vendetta 2". This 3-map adventure, although still a work in progress, has made superb progress already and it has been a real pleasure to test it.
Hopefully, after this successful demo version, Yo$hik will continue his work on this superb project and our "RtCW" Community will get to play this singleplayer mission in its entirety. In the meantime, download and enjoy these excellent maps.

Yo$hik on ModDB: www.moddb.com/yohik

Source: ronboyproductions | wolffiles.de

	VENDETTA Version:2  Yo$hik  22.10.2017  1020 B  1123

RtCW HD Retexture Pack v0.4 Alpha 2. Hooray! I still decided to publish an updated version of its retexture. It includes the texture of the first version of the pack, most of which are updated by the second version of the pack. The new pack contains 147 textures.

Eugeny's website

Source: Eugeny via FB

	RtCW HD RETEXTURE PACK Version:ALPHA 0.4  Eugeny  01.08.2013  222 MB  4037

An der Moviefront von RtCW tut sich wieder was.

Quelle: Planet-Videos