I’m Too Young To Die: The Ultimate Guide to First-Person Shooters 1992-2002

Covering the early, experimental years of the first-person shooter, I'm Too Young To Die celebrates more than 180 games that track the genre's explosive entrance onto the '90s gaming scene. Containing in-depth research and hundreds of screenshots, I'm Too Young To Die covers it all: the classics that defined the genre, including DOOM and Quake, Half-Life, Deus Ex, GoldenEye 007 and Halo; multiplayer-only games such as Starsiege: Tribes, Unreal Tournament and Quake III, along with mods like Counter-Strike and Team Fortress; experimental games that pushed the genre in new directions, including Gun Buster, Codename Eagle, Assassin 2015 and Trespasser; forgotten games like ZPC and ReVOLUTION; and hidden gems like Dust, Wrath of Earth and Azrael's Tear.

Along with a foreword by first-person shooter legend, John Romero, I'm Too Young To Die includes in-depth interviews with industry legends such as Ian and Chris Andrew (the Freescape games), Scott Miller (Apogee and 3D Realms), David Doak (GoldenEye 007 and TimeSplitters), Randy Pitchford (Gearbox Software), Karl Deckard (Metroid Prime and Valve's Prospero), plus many more ...