TheDamnPuppySteve

DOOM2 with Project Brutality

As a Chinese early zoomer, the nostalgic game me grow up with were: Starcraft Warcraft 3 Red Alert 2 Heroes of Might and Magic 3 Need For Speed:Underground2 / Most Wanted (NFS3:HP was the first video game in my life, but only watched my dad played it, I had never played that game) Call of Duty 2 Half Life 1 Serious Sam 1 Super Mario World on GBA Kirby on GBA Pokemon on GBA Ridge Racer on PSP Raiden the scrolling shotter game Zuma (often play it with my mom and even her mother) Alien shooter Crimsonland classic Counter Strike and GTA:VC (I put them together because of almost every Chinese early zoomer loves played these two games during their childhood) The reason why Half Life 1 and Serious Sam counted but theres no DOOM is that I had already played these two when I was just a primary schoool kid around the age of 10, but I started played DOOM around 14. At that time I thought I was doing some FPS gaming archaeology lol. There's only PC games and Handheld console ones, because at that era, only the most fucking rich kids can have a home console in China, and China's government had banned foreign video game consoles from 2000 to 2012, only smuggled ones to buy, but so expensive to Chinese family, so we can only play those cheap low-end PCs, the GBA games are also played on a GBA & PSP emulator (My family was poor in my childhood).

Just a common Chinese audience which talking a lot during your yesterday's streaming. A new fan of you, subscribed few days ago for your DOOM videos.

Oh Geez, the icon. Are u 六魂, the DOOM video uploader in Chinese web? Love your videos so much

Fun fact, Yang 'rocketboy' Meng, the champion of 2003 CPL DOOM3 match, is a Chinese player. Actually，FPS games never been banned in China, there's a lot FPS player in China since 90's. Counter strike, Half life, doom, quake was very famous in 00's China. Nowadays, FPS still very popular here, many people plays APEX legends and CSGO in netcafes. Maybe FPS games except APEX legends were never get popular in Japan, but China is never a nation lacking of FPS fans.