The kitschy triumph of bad taste gaming, “Castle Wolfenstein”, debuted on Apple II 33 years ago (in case ... The PC versions of the game have been traditionally geo-locked to prevent Germans ...

Beyond Castle Wolfenstein is the direct sequel to Castle Wolfenstein. Released in 1984, the game was simultaneously developed for both the Apple II and Commodore 64, with DOS and Atari 8-bit ...

Reading The Game, in which we take a look at some of these games from a literary perspective. In the beginning, B.J. Blazkowicz, hero of the Castle Wolfenstein series, was just a rough collection ...

Start with 1981’s Castle Wolfenstein for the Apple II and cycle up through today ... vision of a Nazi-dominated dystopia. In the game — due out on consoles and PC on October 27 — players ...

Platform(s)Atari 400, Apple II, MS-DOS, Commodore 64 One of the very first stealth games and the first game in the franchise, Castle Wolfenstein released in 1981 and was a thrilling ride for its time.

is “Muse” — a reference to the Apple II game’s original developer. The Mac conversion of Return to Castle Wolfenstein is currently underway by Westlake’s Duane Johnson. Johnson’s ...

Wolfenstein is well worth it for the multiplayer game alone, so the fact that ... which was itself a follow-up to the beloved Apple II classic Castle Wolfenstein. Return to Castle Wolfenstein's ...

Castle Wolfenstein was an early stealth-based action-adventure shooter arcade game developed by Muse Software for the Apple II. It was first released in 1981.

Two important links of note for gamers came this week from Apple. The company has taken a look at Aspyr’s forthcoming release of Return to Castle Wolfenstein, and made available a copy of NCSoft ...

Wolfenstein is well worth it for the multiplayer game alone, so the fact that ... which was itself a follow-up to the beloved Apple II classic Castle Wolfenstein. Return to Castle Wolfenstein's ...