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Not really, no. A Christmas movie to me has Christmas as an essential part of the plot, not just a movie that is regularly showing on Christmas.

That said, this reminds me of the Christmas version of Castle Wolfenstein 3D...

Jinx: Wolfenstein 3D did not have a Z coordinate, in Doom one could set floor and ceiling height and specify how far down/up the walls should extend. Players and monsters would then correctly follow the floor level (or fly).

The 3D environment (think of it as being inside a box rather than on top of a playing field) was correctly displayed from a first person perspective and you could move in it in all 3 directions. Aiming and shooting (and lighting and determining LOS) was 2D.

Wolfenstein - 3D display, 2D movement and aim.
Doom - 3D display and movement, 2D aim.
Quake - 3D all three counts. And mouselook.

All other FPSs ever - small improvements in graphics and gameplay :-)

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Actually, I never found them all, always ended up two secrets short by the time the mechanized Führer showed up.>> ^ant:
Haha, me too. But do you remember ALL the secrets in the whole game?

>> ^radx:

Even 20 years later, I still remember which of those wall tiles provide access to secret areas, yet I can't remember what I had for lunch on Friday. Way to go, brain.


Haha, me too. But do you remember ALL the secrets in the whole game? I am bad with DOOM 1-2 as well. Ah, my teen(age) days.

>> ^radx:

Mein Leben!


Guten tag!

*step four: change your underwear (again)

(I don't have to worry, because I kick ass in Wolfenstein 3D)

>> ^radx:

0:54 -- "Mein Leben!"
Many a night was spent playing Wolfenstein 3D.


"My Life!" in English. Also, "Guten tag" and others.

0:54 -- "Mein Leben!"

Many a night was spent playing Wolfenstein 3D.

>> ^xxovercastxx:

>> ^DerHasisttot:
A lot of people instantly jump to 'Hitler+Nazis!' in their minds as soon as they hear 'Germany'
Not me. I grew up on Wolfenstein 3D so I think Hitler+Nazis+Mutants+Zombies when I hear "Germany".
I assume Germany's censorship laws aren't so successful that you've never played Wolfenstein?


I didn't. I'm sure some did.

>> ^DerHasisttot:

A lot of people instantly jump to 'Hitler+Nazis!' in their minds as soon as they hear 'Germany'

Not me. I grew up on Wolfenstein 3D so I think Hitler+Nazis+Mutants+Zombies when I hear "Germany".

I assume Germany's censorship laws aren't so successful that you've never played Wolfenstein?

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>> ^rasch187:
I just love it when a serious movie about the the last days of the greatest mass-murderer in history turns into a joke for 14-year olds and their kindred spirits from around the world


I hate Internet kiddies as much as anyone, but if they want to make Hitler into a pompous, petty clown then I have no problem with that.

>> ^jwray:
this meme has really been overdone


It has. But this one's special.