Castle Wolfenstein (Castle 199 longplay) for the TI-99/4A

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Pasé el Castle Wolfenstein para pc de 1984. Al principio hice una masacre, aunque luego me dediqué a esquivar nazis hasta que encontré la salida. 🤠

#castlewolfenstein #gaming #retrogaming #pcgaming #videojuegos #musesoftware

Muse Software's C64 Legacy – Golden Years Episode 3 - The Oasis BBS

BastichB 64K looks at Muse Software's brief but impactful C64 run, covering Wolfenstein, Rescue Squad, Space Taxi, and more.

The Oasis BBS
Schon wieder Nazis im TV, es ist erbärmlich.
Dann spiele ich wie immer #castleWolfenstein auf der #PS5

Sieh dir Let's Play Castle Wolfenstein - The New Order - German - Part 1 von DerVatti auf www.twitch.tv an https://www.twitch.tv/videos/1794237308

Und den Kanal abonnieren/folgen bitte nicht vergessen, danke.

#wolfenstein #castlewolfenstein #wolfensteintheneworder #german #twitchstreamerde

Let's Play Castle Wolfenstein - The New Order - German - Part 1 - dervatti on Twitch

dervatti went live on Twitch. Catch up on their Castle Wolfenstein VOD now.

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The man who made Wolfenstein - The late Silas Warner is barely remembered in gaming, but he did something extraordinary

Silas Warner’s most notable contribution to gaming was to create Castle Wolfenstein in 1981, which was the first game to include digitized speech and an early example both of stealth gaming and of the World War II shooter. Three years later, he released a follow-up, Beyond Castle Wolfenstein.
Warner died in 2004, at age 54. He’d been suffering from ill health for more than a decade. Warner was one of the early game design pioneers. But unlike those who found fame and fortune from their work, he remains a somewhat obscure figure.
The article below sheds more light about who he was and what he did, for the many of us who spent so much time enjoying playing Castle Wolfenstein back in the early 1980's.
See https://www.polygon.com/features/2019/12/24/21029936/castle-wolfenstein-silas-warner https://squeet.me/objects/962c3e10804d98b88c2f4aa1d4bd8fe497bed2aa

The man who made Wolfenstein

The late Silas Warner is barely remembered in gaming, but he did something extraordinary when he made Castle Wolfenstein, one of the most influential games ever.

Polygon
The man who made Wolfenstein

The late Silas Warner is barely remembered in gaming, but he did something extraordinary when he made Castle Wolfenstein, one of the most influential games ever.

Polygon

Linux games? Absolutely!

Samsai from the Gaming On Linux fame will be playing those on his traditional Friday Livestream over at

https://www.twitch.tv/sirsamsai

in 5 minutes.

Tonight's menu is Killer Chambers and Imperator: Rome. He'll also hop into the world of Return to Castle Wolfenstein again on the latter half of the stream. See you in the chat!
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#Fridaylivestream #Samsai #SirSamsai #LinuxGaming #gaming #Linux #GamingOnLinux #CastleWolfenstein #Imperator #Rome @Samsai

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I am a fairly long-time Linux user and I exclusively play Linux games of all sorts about twice a week.