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TeamTNT

TeamTNT was a distributed group of Doom mappers, originally formed as a Doom mailing list in 1994. The team are known for creating the TNT: Evilution episode of Final Doom, as well as several free level packs and developer resources for Doom II. Their source ports, the BOOM and Boom-DM engines were used by many level designers during the height of Doom…

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Cancelled projects

OthersOGRE Engine
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CompuServe
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DoomMappersFinal DoomDoom IIBOOM
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Founded
1994
Founders
Ty Halderman
Industry
Video games
Defunct
2015
Key people
Paul Fleschute
Number of employees
104 (1995)

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TeamTNT

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Triples87
Avg. degree1.88
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TeamTNT

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related to Releases · 33
TeamTNT → Alien Defense, Alien Vanguard, All, Aug, Bloodlands, CompuServe, Daedalus, Dec, Doom DM, Doom II, Doom2000, Eternal Deathmatch, Eternal Doom, Eternal Doom IV, Eternal Shell, Feb, Final Doom, Grievance, Icarus, Jan
related to Cancelled projects · 21
TeamTNT → An, BOOM, Doom DM, Doom Revisited, Doom/Doom2, DOSDoom, Eternal Doom IV, Eternal Shell, Eternally New, In, Note, OGRE, Open Gaming Resource Engine, PuzzleWorld, Ragnarok, Ragnarok DM, Some, TeamTNT OGRE Engine, The Search For Aasgard, TNT's
related to Decline · 13
TeamTNT → During, Eternal Doom IV, July, LUC, Most, Paul Fleschute, Quake II, Suspension Software, The LUC, TNT, TNT's, Ty Halderman, Ultimate Invasion
related to Origins & Final Doom · 9
TeamTNT → Alpha, As, Beta, Doom II, February, Final Doom, Id Software, The Beta, The TeamTNT Trust
related to External links · 5
TeamTNT → Doomgate's Mirror, March, Memorial, Official TeamTNT, Wayback Machine
Defunct · 1
TeamTNT → 2015
Founded · 1
TeamTNT → 1994
Founders · 1
TeamTNT → Ty Halderman
Industry · 1
TeamTNT → Video games
Key people · 1
TeamTNT → Paul Fleschute

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doom level 32-level team final pack eternal multiplayer dm group solo-play ii resources ty halderman developed late project released 1996

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TeamTNTDefunct20151.00infobox
TeamTNTFounded19941.00infobox
TeamTNTFoundersTy Halderman1.00infobox
TeamTNTIndustryVideo games1.00infobox
TeamTNTKey peoplePaul Fleschute1.00infobox
TeamTNTNumber of employees104 (1995)1.00infobox
TeamTNTrelated to Cancelled projectsSome0.60section
TeamTNTrelated to Cancelled projectsIn0.60section
TeamTNTrelated to Cancelled projectsTNT's0.60section
TeamTNTrelated to Cancelled projectsDoom Revisited0.60section
TeamTNTrelated to Cancelled projectsDoom/Doom20.60section
TeamTNTrelated to Cancelled projectsEternally New0.60section

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