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==Before 1993==
* November 7, 1956 - [[John Anderson (Dr. Sleep)|John Anderson]] is born.
* October 28, 1967 - [[John Romero]] is born.
* August 20, 1970 - [[John Carmack]] is born.
* July 7 (circa) - [[Tom Hall]] is forced to resign from id Software.
* October 4 - [[Doom press release beta]] released.
* November (unspecified) - [[A Visit to id Software]] is recorded by Dan Linton.
* December 10 - Doom 0.99 (aka 1.0) [[shareware]] is released.
* November 16 - Doom is released on the [[Sony PlayStation]].
* December 26 - The [[Master Levels for Doom II]] are released.
==1996==
* January 29 - [[Duke Nukem 3D]] is released.
* March 31{{fact}} - [[Heretic: Shadow of the Serpent Riders]] is released.
* April 26 - Doom is released for the [[3DO]].
* May 15 - [[Strife]] is released.{{cite web|author=[[Velocity Incorporated]]|title=Press Release: Velocity Launches Strife at E3|url=http://gamers.org/games/strife/press_release.html|publication=[[gamers.org]]|publishdate=15 May 1996|accessdate=23 May 2016}}
* August 6 - [[John Romero]] is fired from id Software.
* August 20 - [[Doom95]] is released.
* September 3{{fact}} - [[Hexen: Deathkings of the Dark Citadel]] is released.
* October 1 - [[Final Doom]] is released for the [[Final Doom (PlayStation)|Sony PlayStation]].
* November 30 - [[id Anthology]] is released, along with the infamous [[Doom comic]] contained within.
* [[Chex Quest]] is released in boxes of [[Wikipedia:Chex|Chex cereal]].
==1997==
* April 30 - [[Hexen (Sega Saturn)|Hexen for the Sega Saturn]] is released in the US.
* May 1 - The [[Doom Music (album)|Doom Music album]] is released.
* May 15 - [[Hexen (Sony PlayStation)|Hexen for the Sony PlayStation]] is released in the US.
* June 24 - [[Hexen (Nintendo 64)|Hexen for Nintendo 64]] is released.
* September 16 - [[Hacx]] is released.
* September - [[Wikipedia:Reaper Miniatures|Reaper Miniatures]] releases a line of [[Reaper Miniatures|Doom miniatures]].
* Fall October 28 - The [[Depths of Doom Trilogy]] combination pack is released.* November 18 - [[Towers of Darkness: Heretic, Hexen and Beyond]] is released.
* December 23 - The [[Doom source code]] is released.
==1998==
==2001==
* September 21 - Management of {{c|ftp.cdrom.com}} attempts to gain control over the [[idgames archive]] and related archives.{{cite web|author=[[Ty Halderman|Halderman, Ty]] and [[Frans P. de Vries]]|title=Archive situation at cdrom.com|url=http://www.bluesnews.com/a/220/archive-situation-at-cdrom-com|publication=Blue's News|publishdate=1 October 2001|accessdate=29 January 2016}}
* September 25 - The [[Collector's Edition|Ultimate Doom Trilogy: Collector's Edition]] combination pack is released, including all four official Doom [[IWAD]]s and [[Doom95]].
* October 11 - The idgames archive and related archives move to {{c|[[gamers.org]]}} (a.k.a. {{c|archives.3dgamers.com}}).{{cite web|author=[[Ty Halderman|Halderman, Ty]] and [[Frans P. de Vries]]|title=DOOM, Quake, Unreal archives re-opened|url=http://www.bluesnews.com/a/232/doom-quake-unreal-archives-re-opened|publication=Blue's News|publishdate=11 October 2001|accessdate=29 January 2016}}
* October 26 - [[Doom for Game Boy Advance]] is released.
* June 10 - [[Doom Eternal]] is announced by id Software and Bethesda at the annual BE3 presentation.
* August 10 - Doom Eternal is given a gameplay reveal at the 2018 QuakeCon convention's keynote presentation.
* December 10 - [[SIGIL]], a fifth episode for [[Ultimate Doom]], is announced by [[John Romero]].{{cite web|author=Romero Games|title=John Romero Is Going to Make You His Wad|url=https://www.bluesnews.com/s/195799/john-romero-is-going-to-make-you-his-wad|publication=Blue's News|publishdate=10 December 2018|accessdate=10 December 2018}}
==See also==
