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the ULTIMATE SIMPSONS-DooM2: Hell in Springfield!!!
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After playing this wad, I would imagine you'd be asking yourself one ques- tion... "Why?" Why the hell did I spend 2 weeks creating this elaborate modifi- cation of DooM2? Well, as a professional, award-winning commercial animator at a small but reputable studio in Dallas, I found myself with a lot of free time on my hands during a slow project season with very few clients. I was poking around AOL for some game demos I could download when I found the original SIMP- SONS DooM patch created by "Spooky" Steve Blauwkamp and "Decapitated" Chuck Fuoco. The .wav files they chose for the sounds were hilarious, except they ran so long that they'd all run together during game play, making them difficult to listen to. The artwork on the sprites was very creative, although somewhat primitive-looking with a limited number of animated frames per character. It was still pretty fun, but being such a discernable animator, I felt compelled to improve it for my own satisfaction. Besides, I did have a LOT of free time, as I said.
So, if the old DooM2 has become tiresome and dull, these wads will add a whole new look to those drab textures. The original design is almost unrecog- nizable in some places! Now if I can just figure out the level editor...
905 downloads
(35 reviews)Submitted
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HOMER'S DOOM (version 2b). I had to call it version 2b because there's already a homerdm3.zip in the
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A Partial Conversion for all versions of Doom/Doom2 based on The Simpsons TV show. Homer's Doom features: 2 new monsters, a new shotgun, new menu graphics and status bar (including Homer's face), and lots of new sounds from The Simpsons.
The only changes I made from the original Dmgraph/Dmaud patch are: - fixed a few graphics faults and sprite offsets. - added some missing animation frames for the Imp and the exploding TVs. - added blank graphic patches for Doom's Episode1 intermission screen. - copied sky1 to rsky1 for use with Doom2. - copied wimap0 to interpic also for use with Doom2. - modified some of the main menu option graphics (load/save game, episode/skill selection, etc).
62 downloads
(13 reviews)Submitted
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simpsnde.zip
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Here is a dehacked patch that corrects the sounds for "The Simpsons" wads (simpsn2i.zip). It swaps sounds and makes it so the characters don't say eachother's lines.
23 downloads
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HOMER
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A replacement level for E1M1 designed to be played either by itself or else in conjunction with other Simpsons PWADS (such as the Fuoco/Blauwkamp WAD).
6 downloads
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The OFFICIAL Cacodemon > Homer J. Simpson PWAD!
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Yeah, yeah... I know. There are PLENTY of Simpsons patches out there. But back in May of '94, there existed only the excellent (original) Simpsons sound patch. This got me thinking... wouldn't it be neat to make a graphics patch that would change a character in the game into a Simpsons character? This was later done (in much greater detail) by another party, but at the time I had a new idea. While perusing the banter on a local BBS message base, I saw someone say something about how cool it would be to be able to blast Homer's head in place of those $#%@ Cacodemons. The rest is history! (sorta)
Anyhow, this PWAD changes the Cacodemons in DOOM into yellow, stubbly, balding Homer Simpson heads, who spit donuts at you rather than the usual gas balls.
21 downloads
(3 reviews)Submitted
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New installation for Simpsons 2 for Doom2/Doom1
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type "install" and the sprites will be appended to simp2spr.wad as well as the creation of a runnable simpsons.bat file for either Doom2 or Doom1 depending on which you have in the current directory. This installation uses new features of deutex and a bug fixed version of deusf to save about 1.5MB on the zip file and 2MB on the wad files.
207 downloads
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HOMERS' DOOM - The PWAD version
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Homers' Doom is a complete collection of Simpson sounds to replace the ones that come with Doom. Let's face it - if a moon base is infested with demonic monsters and needs cleaning up, Homer J. Simpson is the man to do it.
In creating Homers' Doom we made over 100 samples from about 80 different episodes, but only used 45 of them. This means that there were some classic quotes that are not used. We felt that it was better to use sounds and quotes that fitted the game rather than try to include all the characters.
Homers' Doom was created by two rabid Simpsons fans from Cambridge, England. We believe that Homer is God and we try to emulate him in everything we do. The tricky part is putting on 150 pounds and making all our hair fall out.
21 downloads
(1 review)Submitted
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HOMERDOOM2 revised version
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This is HOMERDOOM2 revised version New installation, cleaner, safer, no need to uninstall, 3 separate PWAD instead of a bunch of .gif and .wav.
This replaces and obsoletes TOONDOOM.ZIP and .TXT
65 downloads
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By PsychEyeball · PostedOne of the earliest community projects to be compiled, Community Chest is a 32-map joint effort from many mappers in 2003. The rules: use only stock textures. The sky is the only limit. (Ok, or Boom's engine limits) This WAD is a good time capsule to be reminded of what the Doom community was cooking in the time, but for many, including myself, it will not be a good Doom experience. These maps have not aged gracefully for the most part and favor long, sprawling and obtuse switch hunts where the goal is figuring out what exactly the author of the map wants you to do. With a few exceptions, the combat doesn't pop in a satisfying way and when it brings up the heat, it oftens does in an unfair manner. The number one negative of this WAD is that maps are often way too long and outlast their welcome. It feels as if many mappers wanted to deliver their magnum opus and go for the giant, epic level with many different paths and things to do, but sadly, these levels do not know when to quit and they progressively get more and more aggravating. Use3D (Maps 12, 13), Kaiser (Maps 10, 15, 26) and Sphagne (Maps 21, 23, 27) are likely the prime offenders of this rule, the latter of which also loves to include extreme resource depravation to the mix to make the proceedings even longer than they need to be. Unfortunately, not even the smaller maps can lift the WAD above mediocrity for a single reason: a lot of the smaller maps fail to leave any kind of impression to the player, as they are a little too by the numbers and forgettable. Most of Bad Bob's output feels interchangeable (Maps 4, 8, 9), I can't remember anything about Alex Parsons' levels apart from them being short (Maps 3, 11) and Gene Bird's maps, while mostly inoffensive, look outright primitive even for 2003 (Maps 7, 32, 19, 28). This would be forgiven if the levels had good action, but the encounter design mostly feel random and scattershot, killing any chance they will stick in your memory for a good reason. Sometimes, the WAD decides to get a little more quirky and maps decide to do their own thing. This leads to either successful moments or disaster. Ultimate Doomer's map 1 might be the single worst way to start a megawad, leading you on a mostly pistol-only journey where one will be expected to pistol cacodemons and mancubi to death. In Map 20, the purpose of invading a demon base to plant a bomb and escape in 2 minutes is very tantalizing, but Ultimate Doomer's random use of voodoo dolls standing around the base partially ruin what could have been a great level. Metabolist offers the finest slice of action in the whole WAD, filling up a micro-map with no less than a demon army. (Map 14) The proceedings only take about 3 minutes, but the carnage leaves you refreshed. Archvile46 offers the most explosive map opening in the WAD (Map 25), but the infinitely tall monsters make this first fight utterly miserable to get your footing on, all while having minimal weaponry and ammo. Elsewhere, Thomas van der Velden goes for a more charming approach, with a laid back romp through a quaint and nicely decored police station (Map 2) and a cordial Icon of Sin fight with a cute gimmick (Map 30). Magikal (RIP) serves us Map 6, which is more of a "puzzle" map. However, the solution to most of the "puzzles" revolves around pushing everything until something happens, then find out what happened. Speaking of Magikal, we now have to adress the elephant in the room: Map 29 - Citadel At The Edge of Eternity. Many maps in CC1 try to be a magnum opus and fail miserably. However, this map is 100% deserving of the moniker; this is a painstakingly crafted level which is gargatuan, breathtaking, and also completely infuriating. No part of Citadel is obvious or easy; you're thrown in a world where most of Doom's rules don't apply. Anything can be a switch leading toward the next step and the encounters are brutal, especially on a pistol start. The citadel and the outer mountains are full of monsters who will constantly hound you no matter where you are outside. Revenants hide inside guard towers spread all over the citadel. Highlights of the map involve: a giant tunnel with stealthy chaingunner hideouts, a daring strafe-run sequence where you must run amok the entire side rempart, the agonizingly slow elevator puzzle room and the impressive, yet buggy 3D bridges that spiral upon themselves. The most impressive combat showcase happens once you use the red key: you're set upon the bottom of a massive fortress rempart filled with countless hitscanners while sideways cages of hell knights and revenants pelt you with projectiles. It's like fighting a major war all on your own and even if you had super weapons (which you won't have on a pistol start) they'd be useless against the fortifications the demons have set. Progress in this map is often glacial, with you having to give your all to gain every inch and it'll often come to a complete halt as you're stuck figuring out what the next step is. Like in Map 6, Magikal has many diabolical "puzzles" that will leave you scratch your head pondering how would anyone find this naturally. It took me almost 4 hours to beat this map on my first try on UV difficulty, with gratuitous saving and reloading. By the time I was done, I was tired, exhausted and filled with a certain form of impotent nerd rage as I was pondering what the hell I just played. I can't help but be amazed at what Magikal accomplished, as this map is definitely a one of a kind that no one has come close to match in terms of overall scope (Eviternity 2's MAP 36 might be the closest sibling this map has). On the other, I didn't enjoy playing most of this map and I can't imagine anyone will enjoy it either. So in the end, many of CC's maps are unecessarily bloated, some are featureless and in this 32-map pack, I can say I liked about 6 maps in total. Many of these maps have a certain hustle that warrant respect, but respect doesn't always translate to fun gameplay. If you like your maps to be on the exploratory side, you will likely find something to like in this map pack as many maps fill this bill. But the action in this WAD is either turgid or way overclocked for the common Doom player. Approach at your own risk. -
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By Cruduxy Pegg · PostedThis wad is different from any other mapset you'll play. some maps are very good with gimmicks and creativity you won't find in other mapsets.. other mapsets are the most annoying puzzle hunts in gigantic maps you'll ever see as well. actually the bigger maps were usually easier to finish quickly than smaller ones, the small ones were usually padded to high heaven with stupid progression, keys and annoying as hell build the stairs switch hunts. If you want to play it I highly recommend just using a guide or cheat using doom builder as the dumbest puzzles in this wad are usually switches you don't even know exist (like an x on a random wall on a gigantic castle to continue). I didn't play this mapset to the end either, the last third of this mapset is very annoying and I only enjoyed like 2 of those maps before quitting on that almightly annoying map26 which goes on and on and when you think you finally found the exit it takes you to a trip in time to what seems like a re-imagination of the most annoying map in Enigma (I don't hate Flynn's maps, actually I like his master levels and a lot of maps in engima). Sadly I didn't get to experience the legendary reputations of map27 and 30 but I don't think I want to even try. Note: This isn't the first time I played the first half of this mapset, previously it was in multiplayer and it was still very annoying to play and most players gave up in the last third of this as well. -
By costadevale · PostedIt may not have that "id essence" the original DTWID has, but it has a level of abstractness that I really like. Kind of like a 1994 wad, but miles more polished. This is not "below amateurish". RIP phobosdeimos1. -
By Walter confetti · PostedWhat a cute small level, a little relic from 30 years ago! This map is not perfect, i know, but it's a fun small map (except for the asshole-ish secret spider placement) with many new graphics and a silly jazz tune that i heard already but i don't remember the title. There's a Doom 2 version of this map? I remember the greetings graffiti at the end of this map used elsewhere, It was such a nice touch that i did the same thing in one of my early maps (We Are 183 iirc)
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