/vr/ - Retro Games

>>5565542
DUKE ALWAYS WINS BABAY

>>5179550
Kek, no. That's such an untruthful excuse. Global communication wasn't years away in the mid-late 90's. You already had a mod and multiplayer scene in FPS as early as Doom and Duke, and that's not even counting the later stuff, like Quake 3 and Half-Life/Counter-Strike (or even earlier LAN stuff, for that matter). Did you know that most of the levels from Half-Life 1 were created by British/Australian Doom modders who were hired by Valve because they created the Plutonia Experiment? It's simply not a fact that only America was interested in FPS. Again, we're talking about the internet and worldwide here. Anyone who's not a zoomer or a pleb knows you're lying.
Additionally, were also ignoring a very big elephant in the room: Goldeneye 007 for Nintendo 64. It's a non-PC game. It's a non-American game. It was created in 1997. It is considered an influential title. And it was popular in Japan, and published by Nintendo.
You're so naive if you think there weren't companies and publishers looking for new markets and games to distribute to, even if it was foreign stuff. It's a business, after all. I guess you're not familiar with the fact the JRPG's (which became on of the most beloved genres in Japan) arose after Western computer RPG's were introduced in Japan in the mid 1980's.
It seems to be a generally accepted fact that audiences in Japan have a lower threshold for experiencing motion sickness, especially in FPS, and this has been a noted phenomenon dating back to at least Doom (https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/3D%E9%85%94%E3%81%84).).

what version of duke 3d is best to use with eduke?
isnt world tour the best version? what is the difference between the gog rerelease and the old ass normal one?

played back in the day but no way in hell i would remember everything by now.