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This game is great, but has had some controversy in the past. You play as doomguy and kill stuff, what's not to love?

A FPS classic made by John Romero one of the greatest game developers of all time who also developed other DOS/PC classics like Wolfenstein 3D,Quake etc.

Released: December,10,1993

Devloped: iD Software

System: MS-DOS, Sega 32X, Atari Jaguar,SNES, Playstation 1, 3DO, Sega Saturn, Gameboy Advance, XBOX, iOS,XBOX 360 and Playstation 3

Awards: TIME = TIME 100 Video Games
IGN = #44 Top 100 Games of All time (2003) ,
Computer Gaming World = 1994 Game of the Year, #5 150 Best Games of All time, #3 15 Most Innovative Computer Games of All time

You are a tough space marine on the planet Mars, everyone else is either dead or no longer human, and demons are running rampant. The only thing you can do is to get out a BFG and kick some butt! Doom is one of the most Popular, most controversial FPS' of the 90's. Doom Has tons of intense levels and a high amount of modability to keep players coming for more. With tons of levels, nonstop action, multiple difficulties and intense music, you can't call yourself a true FPS gamer unless you've played this 1993 classic! (I'm not trying to diss Halo or CoD, those games are awesome too, but Doom is the absolute king of FPSes!

Age Rating: 14+ (the pixelated gore of this game really is nothing compared to what we have today)

Replay Value: 10

Difficulty: Hard

Control: 8

Originality: 8

Recommended for: Every single FPS player out there, From the old schoolers, to those new school Call of Duty Kids, Hardcore gamers.

This was a great game in the 90s, sure, but it has aged poorly.
If you're a fan of FPSs like Call of Duty, Halo, and Battlefield, this is nothing like those games.
I recommend giving it a shot. I was a massive fan of this game back during Super Nintendo days, and you just may get engrossed.
It was a definite 5/5 back then, but nowadays it's more of a 3/5.

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Talk about Doom (1993)(Id Software):

Evil rears its ugly horns once more.

While Doom was a revolutionary game, Doom II: Hell on Earth was merely an extension of the previous game’s success. It retains the ‘more is better’ approach that we’ve seen in Wolfenstein’s Spear of Destiny, with the obvious difference that Spear wasn’t marketed as a sequel. As such, you won’t see anything drastically different here – it’s Doom all over again, but with more of the stuff that made it great in the first place.

Having sent the armies of the damned back to Hell, you return to Earth for peace and quiet. Naturally, some fool forgot to close the dimensional portal, leaving a gateway for all those evil denizens to invade the planet and take over. Armed with your worthless pistol and brass knuckles, you venture once again as Doom Guy to beat the invasion and drive the demons back.

Although Doom 2 is essentially the same game with new levels, monsters and one mean double-barreled shotgun, the game is structured slightly differently. There are no episodes this time, but instead the game flows as one stream of linear levels. The campaign is still divided among three major themes – you start inside a spaceport, then continue through a besieged urban environment, and finally enter Hell in its appropriately sinister form. And while the Hell from the first Doom was cool, the one here is truly surreal.

Doom II is also set outdoors more often, with levels that can take tens of minutes to traverse entirely. Puzzles are tougher, secrets are more mischievously hidden, and traps are all the more devious. One level for instance, Tricks and Traps, is devoted entirely towards screwing with you. Another is set in the middle of a huge industrial city, with buildings you can enter and explore. The levels are overall just more interesting, and, about halfway onward, more spooky.

There’s only one extra weapon here, raising the total number of firearms to seven. You’ll need every shell you can find though, because Doom 2 has a bunch of new monsters to deal with. Take the Mancubus, a fat ugly git who showers you with a stream of flaming rockets. The nimble Arch-Vile bursts you into flames from afar, never misses, and will also ressurect fallen demons to fight beside him. And if you’ve missed the Spider Mastermind from Doom, great news. Doom 2 has an army of smaller, though still deadly, robotic spiders to kill you.

And there you have it. It’s Doom all over again, but with more action, more monsters, more levels and more carnage. And if you’re insane enough to try to beat it on the higher difficulty levels, it’s got more pain too.

System Requirements: 386DX CPU, 4 MB RAM, 17 MB HDD, DOS

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• Community Site
  www.doomwadstation.net
  www.doomworld.com
• Strategy Guide
  archive.org
• Wiki
  doom.wikia.com
• Vintage Website
  www.idsoftware.com
  www.planetdoom.com
  www.doomsdayhq.com

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