Tom Hall has worked on both Duke and Doom.ДЄs with all things, I think it's good to focus on what we have in common, being whichever you rank first any Duke fans on here are Doom fans, and we're all fans of 90s 2.5D FPS games, a pretty niche (and glorious) interest. And both Duke 3D and Doom have music by Bobby Prince, who Lee Jackson considers his teacher. Quake is also a good answer, and it's cool that the great Scourge of Armagon add-on has Levelord levels, a Duke and Quake connection. Nothing has as much quantity as Doom, but Duke is right up there in terms of tons of great maps. But indeed it's underrated in comparison to Doom, mainstream huge hit at the time but a bit cult today, and we are on Doomworld as mentioned.ДЄnd Duke 3D has tons and tons of great maps as well, and a great source port (eduke32) that is still worked on. based on the berserk power-up and a passive ability to double jump courtesy of his Delta V jump-boots. Adventure, words: 1k+, favs: 7, follows: 4, Nov 16, 2017, Doomguy, Jason V. A well-known Doomguy parody in Duke Nukem 3D. I go with Duke Nukem 3D, it's the best for me. Doom & Duke Nukem, T, English, Adventure & Sci-Fi, chapters: 2, words: 1k+.

Here's one of several tweets where he says he loves it (just googled it) I can't find the video but it was some European interview/panel/show thing he was on in the past few years. John Romero loves Duke 3D, he said it was the best game he had seen when it hit.

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