FPS Magazine is out! Only 35 copies!

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FPS Magazine is out Only 35 copies

FPS Magazine features five games that helped shape the FPS genre, and provides intriguing details about the development process of these games. In addition, there are interviews and bonus articles specially conducted for the magazine.

100 copies printed FPS Magazinereceived good interest during the pre-order period and there are only 35 copies left. The magazine has a price of 350 TL including shipping.

FPS Magazine, A4 size, American Binding, Color and 72 Pages

If you would like to receive it, you can send an e-mail to [email protected].

Promotional video of the magazine:

Games that make up the magazine content:

  1. Duke Nukem 3D
  2. Quake 2
  3. Delta Force
  4. Return to Castle Wolfenstein
  5. Black

Exclusive interviews:

  1. With Mat Jennings on Delta Force (Jennings was responsible for the mission and level designs for the first game.)
  2. Scott Miller on the Duke Nukem series (Miller is one of the founders of Apogee and one of the creators of the Duke Nukem series.)
  3. Tim Willits on Quake 2 (Tim Willits was the Level Designer on Quake 2.)
  4. Todd Hollenshead on id Software games (Todd Hollenshead was the long-time CEO of id Software.)
  5. On the Wolfenstein series with Tom Hall (Hall was one of the key figures who contributed to the original Wolfenstein series.)
  6. With Tom Hays on the sounds and main theme music of Delta Force (Hays was a major contributor to Delta Force, both with in-game sounds and menu theme music).

For example, have you ever thought about it?

  • “What was DOOM’s influence on the development of Duke Nukem 3D?”
  • “How much did id Software pay to acquire the Wolfenstein brand?”
  • “Why was Quake II designed so completely differently than the first game?”
  • “What was the idea behind the enemy death sounds used in Delta Force?
  • “Why is Black only made for consoles? Which Hollywood movies were inspired by it?”
  • “Why did Duke Nukem Forever take so long to develop and end in disappointment?”

You can find the answers to these questions and more in this magazine.

Meanwhile, the second issue of FPS Magazine may also be released next winter. Of course, this issue will feature a different quintet of contributions to the genre. If you have any game suggestions, you can send them to [email protected].

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