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Very cool. Yeah, these new Doom figures/statues are great but expensive. I really want that Doomslayer though.

I would like to see Doom 3 enemies in Eternal, although the likelihood of this is questionable. The pinky demon design, in both the classic games and Doom 2016, is great, but I really like the Doom 3 pinky demon.

That would be cool to see in MK...

Doom 2016 was so solid... realistically if Eternal simply delivered more of that it would be good enough for me. I was kind of hoping that the sequel wouldn't take place on Earth, but it did look very cool in the trailer.

It would be cool to see enemies from Doom 3 show up in this next one, like the cherubs and trites.

I have mixed feelings about the release of extensive gameplay footage... I really want to watch but it just spoils too much too early on... like a movie trailer that goes on for too long.

Cyberpunk 2077 looks good. I just kind of want to play them all.

Just watched the trailers for the RE2 remake and Doom Eternal. So cool. Like many people I've been looking forward to a RE2 remake ever since the RE1 remake came out. At some point I really want to actually attend an E3.

-Resident Evil 1 remake -Doom 3 -Doom 4 Although not necessarily in that order.

The Hell in Doom 3 is definitely not congruent with a standard Christian Hell, however the areas that are actually explored by the player could very well be a microcosm compared to the overall vastness of it. In theory there could have been other parts of that Hell never experienced in the game where, as with the Christian Hell, sinful people do in fact go. Impossible to know for sure however.

Metal tracks in Doom is okay, but I prefer the use of more industrial tracks, such as some of the music that plays in parts of Doom 3.

Never payed much attention to the original Unreal games, although I really enjoy standard deathmatch in Unreal Tournament 3. Epic knows their craft and provides an appealing alternative to Doom.

No. I always liked the idea of you, the player being the marine. I think it's a concept that has helped Doom as a whole and makes the games stand out more.

I really enjoyed the original Dark Forces back in the day. I also played a lot of Dark Forces 2 when it came out.

It's hard to name the worst one, Halloween: Resurrection was pretty terrible. To take my mind off of it I plan on watching Jersey Shore Shark Attack tonight. I'm sure that will be way better.

Nice. It's cool that the fat zombie from Doom 3 is included, always had a soft spot for that enemy. I can't help but be reminded of the licker from Resident Evil when I look at the imp, but that's not necessarily bad.

Perhap's you're right, but it's still necessary to clear the UAC facilities of the damage she has done, thus making her a legitimate antagonist. Besides, you don't actually kill her until after she has transformed into the spider-brain, at which point it would be crazy not to fight back...

Doom 5: Let's Get This Party Started (And yes, it is a total rip-off of the Zach Galifianakis joke).

If it's a version of Doom that has cheats, then ultra-violence or nightmare. If not, then the easier modes.

I find Doom to be a good way of dealing with stress and frustration. People may think there are better forms of stress relief, but there are also definitely worse ways to deal with stress...

It's been a while since I've been active and involved in the 3D art world, several years at least, but here are Doom 3D models I made: the BFG (movie version) and Cherub from Doom 3.

Been playing though Doom 3 again (BFG edition on PS3) Also started playing the Japanese PS3 import of Strider, which is good so far but I need to spend more time on it.

Nice, that's awesome.

Wow, that's awesome. I seriously want one. It would look good next to my Doom posters.

In gerenal I feel that the BFG edition was a good idea and works well enough. If you had a particularly powerful PC that could easily run Doom 3 when it originally came out in 2004, then perhaps playing BFG edition, especially on a console, would seem kind of pointless. But back in 04 the PC I had was mediocre at best and I was lucky to even play the game at all. That coupled with the fact that I like Doom 3 more than a lot of other gamers makes me appreciate being able to play a polished console port if it.