Wolfenstein 3D
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Developed_By:
Microsoft
Published_By:
Imagineer
Released On:
01 Jan 1994
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Wolfenstein 3D is an adaptation of the first-person shooter Wolfenstein 3D , with substantial changes and new additions. The game takes the original's core mechanics, such as exploring levels, shooting enemies, collecting treasures, keys, and power-ups, but simplifies 30 of its 60 levels into six missions.
The gameplay involves navigating through these levels, fighting against enemies, collecting power-ups, and unlocking doors to progress. The end bosses for each mission are taken from both Wolfenstein 3D and its prequel, Spear of Destiny.
The game also introduces new features such as an ammo box that increases the maximum amount of ammo carried, a backpack that boosts ammo capacity, a flame thrower, and a rocket launcher. The original's arsenal of weapons, including the knife, pistol, machine gun, and chaingun, returns, along with these two new tools.
UPC-A:
784142100014 (United States)
Nintendo Media PN:
SNS-6W-USA (United States)
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Password
Mouses Supported:
SNES Mouse
Number of Players Supported:
1 Player
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Manual
Game Guide
Extracted from the original game manual
This is a retro first-person shooter game where players assume the role of Allied agent B.J. Blazkowicz on a series of dangerous missions to thwart the Axis powers. After escaping a dungeon fortress, the player must infiltrate heavily guarded castles and laboratories to assassinate key enemy figures, including mad scientists and mutants. Throughout the campaign, players navigate maze-like levels, battle hostile forces, and recover secret plans to stop the deployment of chemical weapons and undead soldiers.
Story
Mission One: Dresden Strike
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Location: Castle outside of Dresden
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Objective: Terminate Hans Grösse and escape
In this episode, we find B.J. Blazkowicz captured on a mission to uncover the plans for Operation Eisenfaust. He's sent to a dungeon fortress and subjected to harsh interrogation.
In a desperate attempt to escape, he overpowers his cell guard. Armed only with the guard's pistol and knife, he must escape from this prison... if he can.
Mission Two: A Dark Secret
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Location: Castle Erlangen
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Objective: Terminate Hans Grösse
The insane scientist Hans Grösse has developed a full line of the most feared tool of modern warfare - the chemical weapon. You've been assigned to stop him from his mad task.
Castle Erlangen sits atop a small mountain, its massive stone walls touched by a thin cloud of mist. No one knew the location of this castle until a few days ago. You were rushed there in hopes of catching the sparse guard unaware.
Mission Three: Operation Eisenfaust
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Location: Dr. Schabbs' Research Laboratory
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Objective: Terminate Dr. Schabbs
You must finish the mission you started in Mission One by finding out if Operation Eisenfaust - a plan to create the ultimate soldier - is real.
The maniacal Dr. Schabbs has managed to graft a working gun onto the chest of the recently destroyed, and then bring them back to life! Somewhere in the depths of his laboratory, Dr. Schabbs awaits you with his re-animation serum. Defeat him or he will turn everybody into mutants!
Mission Four: Trail of the Madman
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Location: Mountain Fortress
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Objective: Terminate Ubermutant
Trans has been terminated, but his weapons of woe are ready for war-waging! Hidden in the dank dungeons of their mountain fortress are the plans for the first wave of the chemical nightmare.
You must fight your way to the very bottom, and battle the Übermutant, who guards the plans. You begin your adventure having descended in the castle's elevator.
You are looking for the map room that is guarded by the Übermutant. These maps will lead you to the secret base where the weapons and soldiers are being amassed. You've got to find them fast - before choking clouds of nasty gas pour out over Europe and the world!
Controls
CONTROL PAD UP
MOVE FORWARD
CONTROL PAD DOWN
BACK UP
CONTROL PAD LEFT
SPIN IN THAT DIRECTION
CONTROL PAD RIGHT
SPIN IN THAT DIRECTION
X OR Y BUTTON
PRESSING THIS BUTTON WHILE YOU MOVE MAKES YOU RUN IN THAT DIRECTION.
A BUTTON
FIRES THE WEAPON YOU ARE CURRENTLY USING.
L BUTTON
SLIDE (STRAFE) LEFT.
R BUTTON
SLIDE (STRAFE) RIGHT.
SELECT BUTTON
CYCLES THROUGH THE WEAPONS WHICH YOU ARE CARRYING.
START BUTTON
SHOWS THE AUTOMAP.
MOUSE LEFT CLICK
FIRE WEAPON
MOUSE RIGHT CLICK
MOVE FORWARD
MOUSE RIGHT DOUBLE CLICK
OPEN DOORS
MOUSE MOVE FORWARD
RUN FORWARD
How to Play
Menu Screen
You may choose one of the following menu items by moving the cursor up or down and pressing any button:
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Start Game: This, of course, starts the game.
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Password: Takes you to the enter password screen.
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Skill: This lets you set the difficulty of the game. On the easy setting, bullets only do half the damage to you. On the hard setting, bullets do twice normal damage and the enemy will fire from farther away. On the normal setting, damage and enemy behavior are normal.
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Stereo: Allows you to turn stereo sound on or off. If you are using a non-stereo-capable television, you should set this to off.
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Mouse: If you are using a mouse, this determines which button is used to move forward and open doors. The other button is used to fire your weapon.
Password Screen
If you choose "Password" from the menu screen, you will be brought to this screen. Move the cursor to the letter you wish to enter and press the A button.
If you enter a valid password, you will be able to start the game from where you left off. You receive a password in the bonus screen each time you complete a level.
Mission Screen
In the screen you will see a briefing of the upcoming mission. You may leave this screen by pressing any button.
Enemies & Characters
Black Knight
An evil figure located in Castle Heidenheim who plans to wage chemical war on a massive scale using burning gasses.
Staatmeister
The nexus of the master state who has fled to Castle Wolfenstein, where he is prepared for a final confrontation.
Items & Weapons
DINNERS
These dinners are packed with nutrition and will heal 10% of your health.
FIRST AID KITS
These kits are the latest thing in medical technology and will heal 25% of your health.
AMMO
Pick up unused ammo left by guards for 5 bullets.
AMMO BOXES
These are spare caches of ammunition. Pick them up for 25 free bullets.
AMMOPACKS
These are huge ammo packs which will increase the maximum number of bullets you can carry.
KNIFE
You always have a knife, which is to be used only when you have no bullets.
PISTOL
You always have a pistol, and will start the game out with one. This is the weakest of the guns, but much better than a knife.
MACHINE GUN
An efficient and powerful weapon that is useful for attacking multiple enemies. You can hold down the fire button for rapid-fire.
CHAINGUN
A destructive machine that uses the Gatling gun principle of a rotating barrel to clear the room. It has a healthy appetite for ammunition and supports rapid-fire.
TREASURE
Ill-gotten booty stored within the walls of the fortresses. Collecting treasures increases your "items" score, and reaching 50 items will gain you one extra life.
SCEPTERS
A type of treasure artifact stored within the walls of the fortresses.
CHALICES
A type of treasure artifact stored within the walls of the fortresses.
CHESTS
A type of treasure artifact stored within the walls of the fortresses.
CROWNS
A type of treasure artifact stored within the walls of the fortresses.
KEYS
Keys needed to open locked doors and elevators in the upper levels. There are gold keys and blue keys.
ONE UPS
Hidden items that will bring your health and ammo to their maximum levels, or give you an extra life.
Tips & Maps
EVERY LEVEL HAS HIDDEN STUFF
Not only could you use all those power-up items, but you can get a nice bonus for finding all of it, too.
YOUR CAPTORS MAY BE RUDE HOSTS
They would never hide anything that would be necessary to escape. Keys and elevators can always be reached through non-hidden passages.
PUSHWALLS
They are usually in alcoves, corners, or the ends of hallways, but not always.
THE DOORS AND WALLS ARE NOT COMPLETELY SOUNDPROOF
Firing your weapon is likely to bring nearby guards running towards you.
DON'T STAY IN A DOORWAY WITH THE GUARDS IN THE ROOM BEYOND
If you do, they can easily sneak up from the side and shoot you.
THE CLOSER YOU ARE
The more damage you can inflict.
SECRET EXPERIMENTAL WEAPONS AND ELEVATORS
There may be secret experimental weapons well hidden somewhere in the fortresses, as well as secret elevators.
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