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| Type = First Person Shooter | | Type = First Person Shooter | ||
| Platform = MS-DOS<br | | Platform = MS-DOS<br>(originally) | ||
| Developer = Id Software | | Developer = Id Software | ||
| Released = 10 December 1993 | | Released = 10 December 1993 | ||
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| Type: | First Person Shooter | |
| Platform(s): | MS-DOS (originally) |
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| Developer: | Id Software | |
| Released: | 10 December 1993 | |
Doom is a First Person Shooter video game by Id Software.
Connection to Rammstein
Rammstein's drummer, Christoph 'Doom' Schneider took his nickname from this game specifically, as he was a fan of the game series at the time.
Later, Rammstein would use the audio sample of the game's player character 'Doom Guy' screaming, as well as the sound of a shotgun reloading, also from the game, in their song Wollt ihr das Bett in Flammen sehen?.