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	remove undo remove undo add American McGee Presents: Bad Day L.A. Bad Day L.A. is a third-person action adventure game that parodies popular culture and a perceived culture of fear in the United States. In the game, the city of Los Angeles suffers a series of over-the-top disasters including earthquake, terrorist attack, zombie uprising, meteor bombardment, and Mexican invasion.
	remove undo remove undo add American McGee presents SCRAPLAND Play as D-Tritus in this action adventure game!
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	remove undo remove undo add American McGee's Grimm GameTap's sinister downloadable storybook series introduces the gleefully nasty dwarf Grimm and his quest to return his classic stories to their original, macabre versions.
	remove undo remove undo add American McGee's Oz A dark take on The Wizard of Oz, and a spiritual sequel to American McGee's Alice. After its publisher Infogrames/Atari ran into financial problems, the game was cancelled. American McGee spent some time shopping it around to other publishers, but with no luck.
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	remove undo remove undo add Doom Wolfenstein 3D may have come before it, but Doom was the game that made id Software famous around the world, while simultaneously making the first-person shooter all the rage in PC gaming.
	remove undo remove undo add DOOM 64 Just when humanity thought they had won the battle against the forces of Hell, a demon overlord hidden deep beneath the surface of Mars resurrects all of Hell's forces.
	remove undo remove undo add Doom II: Hell on Earth After the events of Doom, Hell has found it's way to Earth. The last living scientists develop a plan to evacuate what's remaining of the human race with enormous space ships. Unfortunately, the Demons have taken control of the only spaceport, and it's up to you to take it back.
	remove undo remove undo add Final Doom Two new standalone Doom episodes developed on the Doom II engine; TNT Evilution and The Plutonia Experiment.
	remove undo remove undo add Hexen Hexen is a first-person shooter from id Software and Raven that introduced some of the very basic fundmentals in todays first person action games.
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	remove undo remove undo add Quake The 3D successor to Doom, Quake was one of the first games to make use of 3D graphics cards on the PC. Its influence can still be seen in many first-person shooters today.
	remove undo remove undo add Quake II id Software's second Quake game casts you as a lone space marine who must take the fight to the villainous alien Strogg on their home planet of Stroggos, and assassinate their leader, the Makron.
	remove undo remove undo add Quake Mission Pack No 1: Scourge of Armagon The first of two official expansion packs to id Software's Quake.
	remove undo remove undo add Quake Mission Pack No 2: Dissolution of Eternity The second official expansion pack to id software's Quake, developed by Rogue Entertainment.
	remove undo remove undo add The Ultimate Doom Released in 1995, The Ultimate Doom refined elements of deathmatch, and added a completely new episode of content to the original game.
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	remove undo remove undo add Ultimate Quake Ultimate Quake is a compilation of the first three games in the Quake series: Quake, Quake II, and Quake III: Arena.
	remove undo remove undo add Wolfenstein 3D Wolfenstein 3D was one of the very first of the first-person shooters, it pitted William "B.J." Blazkowicz against the legions of Nazi Germany, from common SS soldiers to hideous mutant experiments and even der Fuehrer himself.

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