When I got my first computer, the first game I got really addicted too was Wolvenstein: enemy territory. We've all spend easily hundreds of hours on that game. Imagine nowadays, a free game without throwing in game items at you to buy every 5 minutes.
it's great to glance back sometimes and see what the building blocks for these games where. comparing Castle Wolvenstein to Enemy Territory gives me the same feeling like looking at Warcraft: Orcs & Humans and than looking at WoW, they grew up so fast didn't they... (relatively speaking ofcourse)
RE: Retrospective: Wolfenstein 3D