* Super huge levels - up to one million sq. feet, and up to 16 stories high!
* Ten unique, real digitized enemies (actual Apogee employees!)
* Thirteen hardcore weapons, including magical weapons.
* Nearly every object can be destroyed - even mark walls with bullet holes!
* Modem and network playable, up to 11 players via an IPX compatible network.
* Adjustable violence/gore levels, from none (for children) to "excessive"!
* 20 Megabytes of explosive graphics, animations, music and digitized sounds!
* Play one of five players, each with unique attributes and abilities.
* In modem or network play, each player can can select what they want to look like.
* Look both up and down, up to 45 degrees, to see what is above and below.
* Ten unique, digitized enemies in the game, plus four multi-stage bosses!
* 15 incredible game hazards, like Spinblades, gun bunkers, huge boulders, Firejets, pits, Firechutes, Lavawalls, gas grates, and more.
* Special effects galore: Fog, lightning with properly delayed thunder, parallaxing skies, real lights that illuminate walls (you can shoot the lights and the room gets darker), ricocheting bullets, wind sounds, and more.
* Jump pads will spring you up into the air to jump over obstacles, walls, other players, (great in multiplayer games) and even to reach new weapons.
* Many useful objects and power-ups, like a fireproof vest, gas mask, Mercury mode (enables the player to fly!), and even a special "god" and "dog" modes, both making the player invincible for a short time (with hilarious side effects).
* 32 page full color game manual.

Rise of the Triad.
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Thothie

your no fun

http://www.3drealms.com/rott/index.html

Okay, okay... I'll play:



Who am I?
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Thothie

Chuck Yeager's Flight Simulator!

Fail...

Something easier maybe?



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Thothie

I don't know why Alone In The Dark came to mind.

Thief.

Thief II, actually, but more than close enough for the door prize.

Surprised no one's gotten the first one yet though. Gods know you musta seen that display 5000 times if ya played the game - albeit, several games used the same engine, but the clues be there. I'll let it sit a lil longer...

Another one:

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Thothie

My guess is Doom for the first one, Thothy

I know i've seen that D_CheckNetGame line before. Doom sounds like it might be the right answer, but I'm going to guess Duke Nukem 3D as that's the only early FPS i remember playing online.

ScoutsOA got the cookie first - Doom2 more specifically (hence the "____2.wad"). Although, if yer first FPS was Duke Nukem 3D, ye may have an age handicap on him, and they do share a partial engine, so +1 internets as a consolation prize.

The Picard one *should* be easy, although I'll give the hint: tis more recent, and fantasy oriented.

Here's some from the arcade:
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Thothie

Ooh ooh!

1.) Missile Command?
2.) Dunno
3.) Donkey Kong
4.) Hmm... looks familiar.
5.) Final Fight
6.) Galaga
7.) Galaga?
8.) Golden Axe
9.) Dunno
10.) Qbert?
11.) Star Wars

What Jiggs said. That's about as many as I could identify too.

Also, I knew it was Rise of the Triads when I read it too TAK. That was the first computer game I ever played ever!