Are wolfenstein and doom in the same universe

Are wolfenstein and doom in the same universe series#

And then there's the third, where the Spear of Destiny is recaptured by the Nazis and B.J. In another, he is captured while attempting to raid Castle Wolfenstein. is captured by a vengeful Hans Grosse and brought to Castle Wolfenstein. Blazkowicz defeats General Fettgesicht at the end of Wolfenstein 3D's Nocturnal Missions. So as you can tell, the three timelines at first start out identically, but change after B.J. Spear of Destiny->Nocturnal Missions->Return to Danger->Doom (2016)->Fallout->Fallout 2->Fallout 3->Fallout: New Vegas->Fallout 4

Timeline three: Wasteland Era (Hitler kills himself) Spear of Destiny->Nocturnal Missions->Return to Castle Wolfenstein->Wolfenstein (2009)->Ultimate Challenge->Wolfenstein: The Old Blood->Wolfenstein: The New Order->Quake II->Rage->Doom 3/The Lost Mission->Resurrection of Evil->Enemy Territory: Quake Wars->Quake 4

Timeline two: The New Order Era (Nazis win WWII) Spear of Destiny->Nocturnal Missions->Wolfenstein 3D->Commander Keen->Fallout: Brotherhood of Steel->Fallout Tactics->Doom (1993)->Doom II: Hell on Earth->Final Doom->Doom 64->Quake Timeline one: Classic Era (BJ kills Hitler)

Are wolfenstein and doom in the same universe series#

Since for a number of reasons, there's no way that all these series can possibly follow a linear timeline, I'm taking a page out of Nintendo's book by proposing that alternate timelines are involved. This includes Rage, Doom, Wolfenstein, Fallout, and The Elder Scrolls (among others). I already posted this on the Doom Wiki, but since the Fallout series is also involved in my theory, I thought I'd share it here as well:ДЇor those unaware, the 'Zeniverse' is a hypothetical shared universe that contains the various series owned by ZeniMax Media and the companies they either own (Bethesda and id) or are associated with to some degree (Interplay, Raven Software, Obsidian Entertainment, Black Isle Studios, etc.).