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John Carmack Pushed Microsoft to Make VR Fan Ports of ‘Quake’ & ‘DOOM’ Official, But Was Denied
Team Beef’s unofficial VR ports of classic Id Software games are undoubtedly fan favorites, letting you go head-first into a rash of ’90s retro titles like the original DOOM. Now, Id Software ...
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Microsoft rejected John Carmack's plan to bring Quake 3 VR to Meta Quest
John Carmack tried to get an impressive but unofficial Quake 3 VR port officially released on the Meta Store, but was ...
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In 1991, after a 28-hour coding spree, the efforts of John Carmack 'Doomed' us all
Business coach Terry Kim has posted an extended thread highlighting the achievements of John Carmack. Kim explained how Carmack single-handedly and permanently changed the scope of both gaming and ...
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It was 1995, 15-inch 800x600 monitors were the norm, what kind of monitor did John Carmack use to code Quake?
When developing Quake at id Software in the mid-1990s, John Carmack used an Intergraph InterView 28hd96 color CRT monitor. This cutting-edge display measured 28 inches (25.9 inches viewable ...
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John Carmack developed Doom's engine during a 28-hour coding marathon
As with many modern projects, id Software developers faced delays, and the game's code still wasn't ready for release. John Carmack seemingly "solved" the problem by pulling an all-nighter ...