John Romero's autobiography 'Doom Guy: Life in First Person' isn't just a must-read for fans–it's arguably the best non-fiction gaming book out there.

It was 1993’s Doom, however, that forever cemented his legacy as a PC gaming legend. With Doom, Romero ushered in the age of first-person shooters (FPS), defined by fast, brutal violence and chaotic ...

Thirty years after “Doom” ushered in a new era of gaming, John Romero reflects on his career in an autobiography that examines his successes, failures, and hatred of “Myst.” ...

Speaking about Doom Guy, he said: “John Romero’s journey is the missing antidote for all of us misfit toys looking for hope and kindred spirits in the darkness of the world.

John Romero is most famous for designing a video game about killing demons, but he seems like a guy who’s made peace with his own. In the early chapters of his new memoir, “Doom Guy: Life in ...

John Romero, the renowned video game designer known for his pioneering work on Doom, Wolfenstein 3D, and Quake, released a memoir last year that is now getting adapted for the screen.

In early October, we were getting close to wrapping up the game, so progress quickened. On October 4, 1993, we issued the DOOM beta press release version, a build of the game we distributed ...

‘Doom Guy’: Documentary And Drama Projects About Video Games Pioneer John Romero In the Works ...