Doom |
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Platform: PlayStation
Tags: Shooter, First-Person Developer: id Software More Platforms: 3DO, Game Boy Advance, Jaguar, PC, PC, PlayStation 4, Saturn, Sega 32X, SNES, Switch, Xbox 360, Xbox One |
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Doom review (PC)Reviewed November 18, 2005Gary Hartley says: "Just as you feel you have a chance to overcome these stacked odds, an unholy screams emits, filling the room with a further sense of dread. Because it's then you know that further hostiles exist. And they are right behind you!" |
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Doom review (Sega 32X)Reviewed May 13, 2016Gary Hartley says: "(Probably) Not the Doom you’re looking for." |
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Doom review (SNES)Reviewed July 08, 2010Rob Hamilton says: "After mere moments of playing through the first level of the first (of three) episodes, I was wondering if my killing machine of a space marine had been replaced by Stephen Hawking. You will move really slowly and choppily through levels AND the controls aren't responsive. There's a brief delay between you using the control pad and your character actually moving, which isn't a very desirable thing in an action game." |
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Doom reviewReviewed July 09, 2010mardraum says: "Doom has evolved into its very own software platform, and because of that, all of its straightforward console versions would be useless even if most of them weren't wretched. Most of iD's original maps are great, sure, but I'd have stopped playing years ago if that's all there was. It only takes one or two trips through each before you're wise to the tricks and sleepwalking through the traps. No, Doom owes its absurd longevity to all of the user-made maps that are still being churned out even in..." |
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