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Audible Review: Masters Of Doom

Posted on June 10, 2021 by Michael Cavacini
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Masters of Doom, read by Wil Wheaton, is a fascinating journey down memory lane for video game fans like myself who have played the various entries in the blockbuster Doom and Quake franchises. Hearing about the technological advancements and forward-thinking approach employed by the makers of these games, not to mention how large some egos got in the process, was enlightening.

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Posted in Books, Review, Video Games | Tagged Audible, Audible Original, Audible.com, Audiobook, Audiobooks, David Kushner, Doom, John Carmack, John Romero, Masters of Doom, Michael Cavacini, Quake, Review, Video Game, Video Games, Wil Wheaton, Wolfenstein | Leave a reply

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