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Post by Steve Farrelly @ 09:36am 09/09/11 | 3 Comments
Bethesda and id have updated both Wolfenstein 3D Platinum and Doom Classic for iOS, with a host of changes for the better, but they've also released the 2.1 Source Code for both for all you dev-types out there.

Here are the main changes in the update:
  • Universal apps with iPad and Retina Display support
  • Revised user interface with a re-mastered HUD and all new menu art
  • Re-mastered sound from the original MIDI source files
  • Original cover art splash images
  • Locked 60 fps for Wolfenstein 3D Classic Platinum/Lite (improved framerate on all devices)
  • In App Purchase in Wolfenstein 3D Classic Lite to purchase the full game (Platinum Pack)
  • Wolfenstein 3D Classic Platinum/Lite now under the Apple 20MB download cap for 3G
  • Optimized for the iPad 2 (re-compiled under iOS 4.x with XCode 4.x)
  • Assorted bugfixes
  • Removed multiplayer support (currently broken due to iOS 3 and iOS 4 releases). MP will be re-released at a later date in a more robust fashion.
You can also check out the Wolf 2.1 Source Code right here and Doom 2.1 Source Code right here.



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Latest Comments
glynd
Posted 09:45am 09/9/11
I would kill for an android port with xbox controller support. Riptide HD is fantastic with the controller.
HERMITech
Posted 09:51am 09/9/11
I want to play a 20 year old game on a screen smaller than my hand too!!!!!!















meh
Raven
Posted 09:57am 09/9/11
I thought the stupidly restrictive Apple developer license prohibited sharing source code and the like? Or was that just back in the early days when they were completely backwards?

I want to play a 20 year old game on a screen smaller than my hand too!!!!!!

I just clocked Secret of Mana on my iPhone in 20 hours of play time, and recently played through Zelda OOT...
And the one game I still want to see on my 3DS is Zelda LttP.

So yeah, 20 year old games are awesome. Reminds me of a quote I recently read on twitter:

I dream that one day I'll hear those three special words: "Zaxxon for iPhone".

last edited by Raven at 09:57:35 09/Sep/11
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