Victory Game Center

Chris Lombardi wrote: No longer can the player hover detachedly (and safely!) over a little stick figure while it struggles and dies within a Nazi nightmare. Id has put the player inside the head of Our Hero, now named B.J.Blazkowicz, where s/he will see first hand what it’s like to tip-toe cautiously past daydreaming guards, to sprint frantically out of a stream of lead, and to machine gun an advancing SS Trooper in bloody detail. In Wolfenstein 3D, the player is ‘there’ like no game I’ve ever played.

Chris Lombardi wrote: I can’t remember a game making such effective use of perspective and sound and thereby evoking such intense physiological responses from its players. I recommend gamers take a look at this one, if only for a cheap peek at part of interactive entertainment’s potential for a sensory immersed virtual future.