Still, Nintendo consoles have often missed out on the best multiplatform shooters.
After all, GoldenEye 007 and Perfect Dark helped define the FPS on consoles, and the Metroid Prime series shifted the exploration of the 2D Metroids into a first-person perspective to great effect. It's a welcome change because Nintendo systems have historically lagged a little behind other consoles in the FPS field despite hosting some classics. No one can beat it.Nintendo Switch's bulging catalogue of games covers practically every genre, and First-Person Shooters are no exception. But Doom is ball-breakingly vicious on Hurt Me Plenty difficulty, and I shudder to poke it with Ultra-Violence. It's the one that I got more enjoyment and MUCH more challenge out of, not that Wolf3D was easy. As I said, damn tough call, but I'll give my preference to Doom. and let's not even get into the Cyberdemon. I also have fonder memories of Doom, like shitting bricks when I first heard the pissed off roar of two very angry Barons of Hell. Don't get me wrong, Nazi Germany makes for a good gaming setting, but outer space and Hell overrun by demons?! Not much beats that. I'm all for simpler games, but Doom's atmosphere is one that I like much more. Wolfenstein is simpler, what with only four weapons, five varieties of enemies (bosses notwithstanding), and only one plane on every dungeon. I used to play them all the time when I was little (yes, seriously, I wasn't jarred that much by violence in grade school), and now that I've rediscovered them, I remember why they were so awesome in the first place. I give props to Wolf 3D but Doom set the genre on fire. Anyone remember the Barney one? There hardly anything more creepy than navigating in these mazes hearing "I looove you.yoooou loooove meeeee." echoing in the distance. Never had a game made me subconsciously look around the edge of the monitor to see if I could look around the corner of a wall in the game to see if demons were coming. When it was downloaded (took forever) I installed it and was sucked in. My then girlfriend had a 486 SX 33 with a VGA card and modem access to Prodigy (yes Prodigy) and I'm almost positive that's where I downloaded it from. I forgot where I heard about it, probably a magazine. Plus I didn't quite "get" the whole FPS thing and the Nazi theme just didn't do it for me. The game looked neat but to me everythng looked the same: corridors, rooms, etc. He booted it up pretty much to rub in my face he had a VGA card (at the time my 8088 just had a Herc/CGA card) and that the game only ran at that high a color rate (remember when 16 colors was "high"?). When I saw Wolfenstein it was on a buddy's computer.
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