myk
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They were wrong in having those expectations only if they fooled themselves into buying it, especially if there were signs that it wasn't going in that direction.
There are two elements to consider. If you remake the same game with fancy new graphics, you get the type of game you like with fancy new graphics. Playing DOOM does not give you the fancy new graphics. Source ports try, but the result is eclectic. That is, there is indeed a demand to make the same games over and over, because they are fun, while the technology still allows you to enhance or adapt visuals.
Should games like DOOM be forgotten because technology changes?
Ironically, I'm a cheap bastard that doesn't like to waste money upgrading his computer often, so I'm pretty pleased DOOM 3 is different, as that gives more excuses to play the older games, with crappy or half-crappy graphics and all.
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