
Prepare to Meet Thy Doom
And More True Gaming Stories
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Narrated by:
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Wil Wheaton
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By:
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David Kushner
From Masters of Doom author David Kushner comes Prepare to Meet Thy Doom, a compilation of true gaming stories covering many facets of America's biggest entertainment business: the video game industry. In addition to more than a dozen fascinating tales of game creation, play, business, and controversy, Prepare to Meet Thy Doom follows up on Kushner's previous best seller, Masters of Doom, with a long-awaited update on id Software founders John Romero and John Carmack.
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Interesting material
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A bit too much on GTA
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the stories were fun
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There's also a few interesting stories on distant memories like Second Life, which has been nearly 3-4 years since I recall any major media discussing it, the ambitious and somewhat forgotten Spore and once activist lawyer (now disbarred) Jack Thompson. There's even a story dedicate to a flo like AFP which sent me to google as it bombed so badly that I had never heard of it. The end of book trails after Rock Star, and due to the nature of reprinting separate articles for separate publications, finds a few steps retraced.
It's an interesting retrospective through of-the-time case studies but really could use follow ups for "at the time of publication" as most (if not all articles) collected are freely available online. I enjoyed the stories but would have liked to see Kushner's lens focused again on another set of digital misfits.
An interesting and unsorted collection
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All in all, the book was interesting for its snapshots-in-time feel but isn’t worth a credit or full price. Either wait until it’s discounted below 30% of original price, or go look up the individual articles online.
Not bad but not what I was expecting
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This is not really a book.
It is of a collection of vaguely related short pieces.
Collection of articles
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Interesting content yet somehow repetitive
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Desserts After the Main Course
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Not Quite the Successor I wanted, but still good
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Fun tales, though falls short of its predecessor.
Will Wheatons spews more Nerdom
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