Boaby Kenobi

Here's me looking and feeling a little baked.

Thanks very much for these releases. It's amazing to me the people who work on these projects. It's a hobby, they're not getting paid, they do it because they love these games and they want other people to experience them in any which way they can. I just tried the PSP version and it works nicely. I didn't have missing audio (maybe as I have PSX Doom eboot on my PSP already?) so I never used that plug-in but I would assume it works fine. I like the New Hangar level. That was a nice surprise. I'll be playing this all weekend! Thanks again.

It takes a special level of stupidity from Bethesda to release games from almost 30 years ago in a broken state. Bethesda of old would probably have tried to make contact with the authors of some of the sourceports and asked them if they had any advice on how to bring the games to modern consoles. I used to love Bethesda games and I genuinely looked forward to its new releases. Like I remember years ago when Skyrim was about to be launched, I booked a week off so I could delve into a new Elder Scrolls game but now I'm actually worried about TES VI.

Doom fans were hoping that the 2005 Doom movie showed that you can have a decent (arguably) bunch of actors but if the story is shit and the sets are boring and it's just by-the-numbers action then it gets boring very quickly. I was hoping the people behind Annihilation would have looked at 2005 Doom and said to themselves hey let's not make this mistake again and be more faithful to the games and give the fans what they wanted years ago. It doesn't have to cost a fortune either. You could depict Doom monsters using practical effects that are enhanced with CGI. I think a Doom movie done "properly" could be something truly special, like people would be leaving the cinema in shock, traumatised, by what they've just experienced.

When you say vanilla and modded do you mean vanilla as in Doom levels using Doom sprites, sounds, etc and modded as in non-Doom sounds effects and new sprites, textures, weapons, etc?

It's the Internet. All you find is porn and people complaining about things (sometimes porn-related complaints).

We all should play Doom in one form or another, all at the same time, and record it individually, then upload it for others to see. Like it could be: "Hi I'm "Name". I'm from "Country". Been playing Doom for "x" years and today is the 30th anniversary of Doom! Anyone looking to acquire Doom stuff should do so now as prices will inevitably rise in a few years.

That kind of game mechanic works in something like Deus Ex but I don't think it would work in Doom levels, not the original maps anyway. It could be good for a user-made map(s) but I wouldn't want to see it in Doom/Doom II/Final Doom/Doom 64.

This may have been posted before so sorry if it has.

There's the sharware version of Blood which runs nicely on DB. I use N-Blood using the GOG version of One Unit Whole Blood.

Doom II - Factory I hate that map. It's a waste of time and ammo. TNT - Metal Just don't like it at all. Doom 64 - Hectic It's cheap and unfair.

It'll be getting more recognition soon when it comes out again this year. Has anyone heard of a physical release for D64 yet? I know it's a bonus for the pre-order of Eternal but it would be nice for a physical release too.

I like to play the Doom games on Steam for nostalgia giggles sometimes but I mostly play using Z-Doom. I also have digital copies of Doom & Doom II on my XB360 and those games are also on a copy of Doom 3 BFG Edition so there's no reason for me to get them again. I'll definitely be waiting to see how the re-release of Doom 64 turns out before getting that.

I did have D64EX on my desktop but my laptop wouldn't run that well. I did try it but it was very jerky so on my laptop I have the Project 64 emulator and Doom 64 runs very nicely on that. It's a little annoying having to write the code down each time as more than once I've written it down wrong as the letter H can be mistaken for K as they look very similar.

Skinny Puppy was once considered "extreme".