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Platform: Game Boy Advance
Tags: Shooter, First-Person, Sci-Fi Developer: David A. Palmer Productions More Platforms: 3DO, Jaguar, PC, PC, PlayStation, PlayStation 4, Saturn, Sega 32X, SNES, Switch, Xbox 360, Xbox One |
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Doom reviewReviewed November 06, 2005Gary Hartley says: "More secret doors have slide upon, but this time they have done so on floor levels. From one of these doors comes a swarm of Lost Souls, pesky flying skulls that swoop towards you with unpure intentions. From the other comes a stampede of Bull Demons, physically dominating beasts that see you as nothing more than snack sized. These new threats surge towards you with impossible speed, biting and tearing chunks out of your life. It's then you start to realise that you probably won't make it out alive." |
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Doom reviewReview date unknownJames Gordon says: "Probably the first aspect of this game you'll notice are the graphics. You'd also probably be wondering about them the most--Are they as good as the PC version? Are they up to the standard? And, sad as it may be, the answer is no. Let's face it--Having those kind of graphics on a handheld game would seem impossible, and really..." |
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Doom reviewReviewed August 05, 2007iamtheprodigy says: "It's a future day. As a Marine for Union Aerospace Corporation, or UAC, you're no pushover. You walk with purpose wherever you go, flexing as many muscles as possible. On the job one day, you hear a rumor that the Mars moonbase is having problems. This is somewhat surprising, as ever since its establishment, it had been surprisingly well-kept with few if any issues. As you hear more of the story, you realize that this is serious. Marines and scientists at the base are being slaughtered by hellis..." |
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Doom II Reviews: 1 Tags: Shooter, First-Person, Sci-Fi Release Date: October 28, 2002 (North America) |
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BackTrack Reviews: 0 Tags: Shooter, First-Person, Sci-Fi Release Date: October 4, 2001 (North America) |
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