Wolf 3D was vital for gaming history. It was one of the firstest games that had stuffs like first person, free roaming, colecting weapons, secret exits, etc. Doom was inovating too, but far less, Duke Nukem was only a doom clone, but had appeal at that time.
I can't understand a word of what you said.
Two words and a picture below: Iron Sky
Why would you say that? Bethesda games are usually high-quality.
...what are you talking about? Duke Nukem 3D used the Build engine which allowed for complex shapes and destructible environment rather than just straight and diagonal walls - it was revolutionary for its time.
High quality doesn't equal longevity. And Bethesda isn't developing this but rather MachineGames, a new subsidiary of ZeniMax Media, are.
That's like saying that Pokemon is not a Nintendo game because it's made by Gamefreak, a Nintendo subsidiary. As for longevity, all I have to say is Fallout, Elder Scrolls, Dishonoured.
