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    Rise of the Triad: Dark War

    Game » consists of 2 releases. Released Feb 17, 1995

    Filled with insane power-ups, explosive weapons, and ludicrous amounts of gibs, Rise of the Triad is an arcade-style over-the-top spiritual sequel to Wolfenstein 3D that introduced numerous features to the genre.

    Persistent Bullet Holes

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    #1  Edited By Michael_J

    I am pretty sure that Rise of the Triad had the first Persistent Bullet Holes in a first person shooter. I fondly remember shooting smiley faces and naughty pictures into walls, but there was a limited amount of bullet textures that could be loaded at any given time so I could never add the last vein on my penis drawing. I had to wait for Duke Nukem 3D for that.

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    #2  Edited By BlackWaterCO

    lmao

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    #3  Edited By sparky_buzzsaw

    I remember the persistent bullet holes in the game.  It was pretty entertaining for a bit to see what you could do with the limited amount.  GoldenEye's paintball mode was a riot too.

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