Prologue-9

I like Project Brutality with the Ult. Doom visor. The dynamic progression system really brings on a different kind of feel with the difficulty curve, and I can't express how much I love all the new enemy behaviors. Really like the Doom 4 inspired stuff. Makes for some refreshing gameplay every now and then, ya know?

On the topic of the OP, I've always considered D64 to be the third game in the classic trilogy. Both story-wise, and gameplay/content-wise. It picks up where Doom 2 left off, brought back a few of the new monsters, major upgrades in the visual department, and so on. Solid ending to the story, too.

This is actually pretty well written, especially liked the way the last 3 lines went together.

So far they all look very, very satisfying, especially in comparison to Doom 3's feedback-less ones. They've got the punch and the enemies show it. Plus, alt-fires are a thing I've missed for a long time, they fit pretty well in Doom. I also dig the sleek, future-retro look they've all got to them.

Doom 64, for starters. It doesn't seem to get a lot of love around the community from what I've read, and it's actually one of my favorites out of it and the first two. Both the gorgeous new sprites and the level design/architecture, I loved Midway's take on Hell, for example. Metal Arms: Glitch in the System is another gem, a gen 6 third person shooter. Had some kickin' music, mad weapons and Doom levels of carnage, especially in the later levels. It was actually supposed to get two sequels, but Blizzard swallowed the studio up. The multiplayer was sweet too. I also loved Mischief Makers on N64, an action-platformer by Treasure. Had some pretty unique gameplay to it.

Thank you for this.