Game designer John Carmack talks about Wolfenstein and iPhone. July 16, 2008 3:39 PM PT . ... ‘We could have just made a couple of games on the old technology,’ Carmack said, ...

Quake and Doom creator John Carmack is one of the few designers who would have few, if any problems getting financial backing. However, the minigame-funding-the-final-game is a great model for all ...

With games like Wolfenstein 3D, Doom and Quake, computer programmer John Carmack is widely considered as one of the fathers of the popular—and sometimes controversial—first-person-shooter genre ...

John Carmack has left id Software. ... That same year Carmack said that the game would differ from Doom 3's focus on horror, and instead be more action-oriented like the original game.

John Carmack has always been an eminently quotable figure in the gaming industry, and his latest interview, conducted at the Consumer Electronics Show earlier this week, was no exception. Carmack ...

Legendary game developer John Carmack has been thinking about Steve Jobs lately, and about his topsy-turvey relationship with the Apple legend. He shared several stories of what working with Jobs ...

Interestingly enough Bosworth also said John Carmack, who's now left Meta, "would not have shut down Echo VR." And how. Carmack has sent a lengthy statement to UploadVR about Echo VR's closure ...

This week we've brought you our transcription of John Carmack's GDC 2004 keynote address. In parts one and two the Id legend discussed how games would look like movies, and spoke about AI ...

Arguably, Carmack is qualified so if he says it's impressive, then I'm certainly in no position to disagree. Mind you, he has a vested interest in AI, starting an AGI (artificial general ...

Carmack squashes hopes of game dev reunion with John Romero anytime soon. Fans wondered if the Doom co-creators might get back together after a quote from Carmack appeared on the back of Romero's ...

John Carmack, co founder of id Software and the developer behind Doom and Quake has spoken out, declaring that boxed copies of games will vanish sooner or later, predicting that the future lies in ...