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Wolfenstein The Animated Graphic Novel Part One
This first in a four-part series of animated Wolfenstein graphic novels from Activision tells the story of the original Wolfenstein 3D. Really out of date spoilers follow. More » -
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Wolfenstein Re-Preview: Sans Mecha-Hitler
We previewed id and Raven's return to Wolfenstein in the spring. Yesterday, we saw it again. Our re-preview commences.
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Wolfenstein's Altered Present A Large Problem
Yesterday's introduction of the lithe, stealthy Assassin enemy for the next Wolfenstein game is balanced by the raw, brutal fury of the Altered. More » -
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Wolfenstein Introduces The Invisi-Nazi Ninja
Behold the Veil Assassin, a Wolfenstein enemy that combines the agile movement and stealth of the ninja with the snazzy dress-sense of the video game Nazi. More » -
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How Wolfenstein Updated its Nazi Cheesecake Ladies
"Early on there was a small faction within the team that wanted the new Elite Guards to be less 'sexy' and more utilitarian in their look," writes Raven's Kevin Long. Yeah, that didn't last long. More » -
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Wolfenstein Will Be Out In August
Activision's latest attempt at re-igniting the public's fascination with the Nazi occult will be put to the test this August, with the release of Raven's Wolfenstein title for the 360, PS3 and PC. More » -
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Don't Cross The Streams While Using Wolfenstein's Particle Cannon
As true during World War II as it was in the 1980's - if your weapon fires a particle beam, never, ever cross the streams. More » -
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Celebrate Hitler's Birthday By Killing Him In These Games
On this day 120 years ago, the headman behind World War II and the Holocaust was born in what was then known as Austria-Hungary. He died in 1945, but lives on in video games as the eternal bad guy. More » -
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Wolfenstein Opening Chock Full Of Dead Nazis
The opening cinematic for the new Wolfenstein starts off quietly and ends like any good Wolfenstein video should - with dozens of dead Nazis. More » -
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Wolfenstein's Heavy Trooper
This video gives us a glimpse of the heavy trooper found in upcoming shooter Wolfenstein. More » -
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Wolfenstein Lifts the Veil
Mystical weapons and plentiful Nazis remain a mainstay in the latest iteration of first-person shooter Wolfenstein. More » -
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Wolfenstein Released For iPhone, Doom Coming As Well [UPDATE]
You can now get Wolfenstein on the iPhone. Not the Wolfenstein RPG, not a cheap Wolfenstein knock-off, the real deal, programmed and ported over by id's own John Carmack. And best of all, it's free. More » -
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Wolfenstein Trailer: Short Attention Span Theater
Here's your "Occult" trailer for the upcoming Wolfenstein next-gen re-do/sequel. Too bad it doesn't linger on any shot for longer than 15 frames, I'd really like to process the visuals and maybe understand its gameplay. More » -
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Are These Wolfenstein Multiplayer Screens?
Previously unreleased environment screenshots of upcoming game Wolfenstein have apparently been leaked online. The screens are supposedly of the game's multiplayer maps. More » -
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New Wolfenstein Features Otherworld
What's this? A new Wolfenstein game? Yeah, apparently I didn't get the memo. Activision brought the game, simply titled Wolfenstein, along to their press event in NYC last night and showed off the latest build.
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View Your Pics The Wolfenstein Way With Wolfenflickr
Ever wondered what your holiday snaps would look like if Hitler decided to hang them on the walls of a secret Nazi base? More » -
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Next Wolfenstein Will Be Hitler-Free
There will be Nazis, but no Hilter. As previously announced, id Software is back at work on another Wolfenstein, which is due out "when it's done". And the game won't feature Adolf Hitler. Id's lead artist Kevin Cloud explains: More » -
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Roger Avary Still At Work On Wolfenstein Script
Don't go expecting that Wolfenstein movie adaptation any time soon. A combination of the writer's strike and his own workload (plus, uh, some other stuff) means Roger Avary is still working on the movie's script. And with nobody else having seen it, it's to be presumed he's only just started it. Bummer. While id's Todd Hollenshead revealed to Eurogamer that the movie deal includes some "contract provisions", stating Avary can't just sit on the property forever, he also admits that it's not every day you get a chance to have an Academy Award winner write your movie. Not every day an Academy Award winner gets to write a movie about nazis, zombies and a mechanised Adolf Hitler, either. More » -
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Wolfenstein's QuakeCon Trailer Features Exploding Nazis (The Best Kind)
Here's your second look at the new Wolfenstein in motion. The QuakeCon trailer is similar to its E3 predecessor, but features new, chilling, German accented voiceover work, more exploding bodies and even more terrifying Nazi experiments with bluish-green lighting. It's also about twice as long, making it twice as awesome. More » -
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Wolfenstein Screens, Right Here
As mentioned in the Activision presser, developer id is putting out a new Wolfenstein game, complete with "B.J." Blazkowicz, Nazis and supernatural stuff! You've seen the trailer, now look at the screenshots. The game is being developed by a partnership between new studio Endrant Studios, Raven Software and Activision Blizzard. More » -
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Wolfenstein E3 Trailer
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Game Informer Have Details On New Wolfenstein Game
Poor Spike TV. Their scoop's blown! The first details on the next Wolfenstein title are actually to be found in the latest issue of Game Informer, which gives us information on the game's setting and requisite gimmicky features. Aside from the obvious (you're still BJ Blaskowitz, you're still fighting Nazis who are mucking about with the occult), the game will introduce a quasi-sandbox city, with different parts of it opening up as you complete missions. It'll also feature an AI-controlled resistance force that will assist you, and there'll be some Link-to-the-Past-ish elements courtesy of an ability to enter "The Shroud", a dark, alternate version of the game's city. As expected, Raven are handling development, and it'll be appearing on the PS3, 360 and PC. More » -
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New Wolfenstein Game To (Probably) Be Shown At E3
Spike TV sent out a presser today, trying to drum up support/interest in their coverage of E3. Nothing in it you won't be bombarded with via TV commercials over the next few days. Buried amongst the hype and hyperbole, however, is some newsy stuff! Stuff like this: "Also, tune in for more world exclusive surprises including something special from id Software and Raven Software". Seeing as we've known for some time that Raven are currently working on the latest entry in id's Wolfenstein series, it seems a safe bet we'll be seeing something about the game during next week's festivities. More » -
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Happy Birthday, Wolfenstein
Yes, other games came before it, but that's just nitpicking: for 99% of gamers, the first-person shooter genre kicked off with Wolfenstein 3D, which turned 16 yesterday. Happy birthday! Having played through the original only a few months ago, it's funny how, sixteen years on, I still had more fun with Wolfenstein than I do with most modern FPS games. Maybe that says something about the pure, arcade pleasures of the game. Or (more likely) it says something about the appeal of mowing down a mechanised Hitler with a chaingun while stuffing your face with plates of bbq chicken. More » -
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Slate's Slant On Videogame Violence
Feeling out of touch on the videogame violence issue? There are plenty of fans of the art form who are quick to defend violent games, albeit from personal and anecdotal experience, that violent videogames do not a violent person make. But some research indicates otherwise. More » -
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The 3D-I Travesty That Never Was: Super Mario Wacky Worlds
Let's face it: watching those Zelda CD-i movies was disturbing, like going home in a moment of weakness with the belching sow at your local pub. So sometimes it's hard to believe that the Phillips CD-i actually had a lot of potential... potential that was largely squandered. And even harder to believe that some decent CD-i takes on Nintendo properties were nearly realities. More » -
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Wolfenstein Xbox 360
id Software is all about Wolfenstein after Enemy Territory hits, it seems. In an interview with Worthplaying, Todd Hollenshead reveals that the next Wolfenstein game will be primarily an Xbox 360 title, but will also hit the PC. He also says that the next movie deal id is likely to work on will be a Wolfenstein adaptation. More »
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