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Title                   : The Call Of Ktulu
Filename                : KTULU.WAD
File Date               : 25th May 1997
Author                  : Stephen Patterson
Email Address           : [email protected]
Misc. Author Info       : Struggling aerospace student who spends way too
                         much time just f***in about.
Description             : The Call Of Ktulu by Metallica, inspired by
                         HP Lovecraft's Call Of Cthulu, and supposed to be
                         a call to a malignant god. Appropriate huh!
Additional Credits to   : id games, Metallica

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* Play Information *

Game                    : DOOM & DOOM ][
Episode and Level #     : E1M1 / MAP01
Single Player           : Yes
Cooperative 2-4 Player  : Yes
Deathmatch 2-4 Player   : Yes
Difficulty Settings     : Nope
New Sounds              : Nope
New Graphics            : Nope
New Music               : Yep   That's the whole point.
Demos Replaced          : None
We Recommend            : As with all DOOMs, you should turn the lights down
                         low and listen to the sound through a quality sound
                         card and headphones.

* Construction *

Base                    : Dowloaded Ktulu.mid off the internet ages ago

Editor(s) used          : Wintex, Midi2mus, dos editor V1.1 (best program
                         microshaft ever wrote!)


Known Bugs              : None. Oh yes, this isn't really a bug but I suppose
                         I'd better mention it. The music is about 13
                         minutes long, so you need a really huge level to
                         appreciate it fully.


* Copyright / Permissions *

You may do what the hell you want with this file

* Where to get this WAD *

FTP sites: ftp.cdrom.com and mirrors

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