The Source Ports - Exploring The Id: id Software History Part 14
449In part 14 of Exploring the Id, we take a look at the source ports. John Carmack is an open-source advocate; with every new engine he creates, he releases the source code of the previous one. Out of thousands of project that utilize the source code, I choose only a handful to discuss in this video: Castle Totenkopf, Megaman 8-bit Deathmatch, Doom 64 EX, and the demo for the unfinished Arcade Quake. Other games utilizing the id Software engines include Chex Quest, Heretic & Hexen, Soldier of Fortune, Star Wars: Jedi Knight, and Infinity Wards very first game: Call of Duty.
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A special "Era Game Reviews" series of videos that focus on reviewing PC games made by the people behind id Software; Commander Keen games, Wolfenstein 3D, Doom, Quake, and its mods and community. Information in this series of videos is sourced from "Masters of Doom", game design books, .plan files, old webpages on the Internet Archive, as well as my own personal experience being involved in the community for these games of the '90s. Learn about id Software history and its historic entry into the video game industry in the '90s by "Exploring the Id" in this documentary/retro-review.
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