3DO wolfenstein... which episodes?

[Atariman]

Which episodes were included in the 3DO wolfenstein? I was talking to a friend about it and I couldn't remember. (and if you could remember the names of the episodes, that'd be great, too.)

[Lemmi]

this might help you

 

http://www1.linkclub.or.jp/~clubey/other%2...tforms/3do.html

[Duke 4ever]

I have the 3DO version and it isnt much different from the PC version. I also have it for the Jag

[Atariman]

this might help you  

http://www1.linkclub.or.jp/~clubey/other%20platforms/3do.html

 

thanks for the info (I actually had a lot of trouble finding anything on the net about the 3do version)

 

But in that page, it says there were only two episodes in it. I could have SWORN I remember more than just wolfenstein and escape from wolfenstein... Wasn't there also and episode called something like 'die, fuhrer, die'?

[Jasoco]

this might help you  

http://www1.linkclub.or.jp/~clubey/other%20platforms/3do.html

 

thanks for the info (I actually had a lot of trouble finding anything on the net about the 3do version)

 

But in that page, it says there were only two episodes in it. I could have SWORN I remember more than just wolfenstein and escape from wolfenstein... Wasn't there also and episode called something like 'die, fuhrer, die'?

"Die, fuhrer,die" is episode 6. That page is saying the two "Episodes" are just the original 6 split into 2 groups. 1-3 and 2-6.

[AtariDude]

I remember playing the Mac version of Wolfenstein. It rocked compared to the PC version. Interesting that the 3DO version was a similar version of the game. What do 3DO systems go for now on Ebay by the way?

[Flojomojo]

I had the shareware Mac version, which as I recall only had the first few levels. The Jaguar version had the same graphics, and contained about 20 maps ... again, as I recall. I remember thinking "that's it?" when I finished it.

 

The 3DO version seems to have the most of any version in one package.

[Jasoco]

I was wrong, "Die, fuhrer, die" is actually episode 3. Not 6. Just checked my GBA Wolfenstein. A pretty damn good port if I do say so myself. I could have used a Save Anywhere, though.

[AtariDude]

By the way, you can see a few short clips of the Mac version in parts of the movie "The Net" starting Sandra Bullock (I think that is how her last name is spelled).

[Jasoco]

By the way, you can see a few short clips of the Mac version in parts of the movie "The Net" starting Sandra Bullock (I think that is how her last name is spelled).

I like how she keeps telling the programmer over the phone hose "great" and "realistic" the graphics are in the game.

[AtariDude]

It is a pretty version of Wolfenstein. I used to play that version a lot and liked it more than I liked my PC version.