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William J. Blazkowicz is the protagonist of MachineGames reimagining and reboot of the Wolfenstein series, is inspired by the original classic version of B.J Blazkowicz from Wolfenstein 3d (1992). The MachineGames series continues (partially) after the events in Wolfenstein (2009), where the Nazis won and dominated the world 14 years after the war (but it also reimagines several other details including changing his hair color, giving him a different American accent and changing his home birth location, as well as changes to his personality).[3] The developers have chosen to largely ignore Wolfenstein (2009), and do not consider a main part of their continuity, and The Old Blood is apparently intended to be a retelling of the events of Return to Castle Wolfenstien in this universe. They have said that the original Wolfenstein 3-D is considered as a prequel to this series. Wolf 3D is referenced in The New Order and The Old Blood games as previous events. But in all situations the references may have reimagined the outcomes (in the Old Blood, Hitler has seemingly survived B.J.'s attack on him for example (assuming the newspaper isn't pure propaganda), see List of Newspapers (The OId Blood)). Some elements of those games simply do not exist in the Old Blood/New Order timeline (end of the war/marriage to Marie Patterson). Much of B.J.'s background is completely reimagined in this series from his original background in the classic series (see William J. Blazkowicz (Classic)).
William J. Blazkowicz is the protagonist of MachineGames reimagining and reboot of the Wolfenstein series, is inspired by the original classic version of B.J Blazkowicz from Wolfenstein 3d (1992). The MachineGames series continues (partially) after the events in Wolfenstein (2009), where the Nazis won and dominated the world 14 years after the war (but it also reimagines several other details including changing his hair color, giving him a different American accent and changing his home birth location, as well as changes to his personality).[3] The developers have chosen to largely ignore Wolfenstein (2009), and do not consider a main part of their continuity, and The Old Blood is apparently intended to be a retelling of the events of Return to Castle Wolfenstien in this universe. They have said that the original Wolfenstein 3-D is considered as a prequel to this series. Wolf 3D is referenced in The New Order and The Old Blood games as previous events. But in all situations the references may have reimagined the outcomes (in the Old Blood, Hitler has seemingly survived B.J.'s attack on him for example (assuming the newspaper isn't pure propaganda), see List of Newspapers (The OId Blood)). Some elements of those games simply do not exist in the Old Blood/New Order timeline (end of the war/marriage to Marie Patterson). Much of B.J.'s background is completely reimagined in this series from his original background in the classic series (see William J. Blazkowicz (Classic)).