![]() ![]() This graphical conversion, that replaced the sombre World War II era Nazi guards with some of the most popular cartoon characters of it's time, The Smurfs, paved the way for a host of user-created mods. Video game modding has come a long way since its inception in 1983, when a small team of coders known as Dead Smurf Software, completely converted Silas Warner's Apple II game Castle Wolfenstein into a much easier on the eye cartoon delight entitled Smurfenstein. ![]()
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