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In the future, an unnamed marine fights for survival on a space station on Mars where the Union Aerospace Corporation accidentally opened up a physical portal to Hell.In the future, an unnamed marine fights for survival on a space station on Mars where the Union Aerospace Corporation accidentally opened up a physical portal to Hell.In the future, an unnamed marine fights for survival on a space station on Mars where the Union Aerospace Corporation accidentally opened up a physical portal to Hell.
Kevin Cloud
- Doomguy (Hands)
- (uncredited)
David Koseruba
- Additional Voices
- (voice)
- (uncredited)
Christopher Murvey
- Additional Voices
- (voice)
- (uncredited)
Bobby Prince
- Marine
- (voice)
- (uncredited)
- …
- Directors
- Writers
- John Carmack(uncredited)
- Tom Hall(uncredited)
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- TriviaThe chainsaw and shotgun weapons in the game were inspired by the The Evil Dead (1981) series of movies.
- GoofsIn the game, enemies can hear fired shots, which attracts their attention. But there's a bug in the game so that enemies can hear any attack, including your character's (silent) punches. Also, the enemies cannot hear the idling chainsaw, but once you attack with it they will be alerted.
- Crazy creditsAfter the end credits on the Sega 32X version, the game reverts to a fake DOS prompt from which the player cannot exit without shutting off the game.
- Alternate versionsThe Game Boy Advance port saw a few changes in order to secure the "T for Teen" rating. .All red blood was recolored green .Corpses disappear after a few seconds .Corpses part of the level design are removed .Zombies and Imps can no longer be gibbed by explosive weapons and barrels
- ConnectionsEdited into Naqoyqatsi (2002)
Featured review
Welcome to "Doom" - the seventh layer of hell!
I've been a video game veteran for the last 16 years, ever since I was six, when "Super Mario Bros." was dominating the Nintendo. I got my first taste of "Doom"-style hyper-violence eight years ago when I was in sixth grade via some kids who loaded the game onto our teacher's PC. Later that same year, I got "Doom" for PS1 and I still play it religiously. In "Doom," developed by those geniuses at id Software in 1993, you're a futuristic United States Space Marine sent to investigate the eerie disturbances at a Mars research station. All hell breaks loose, literally, when monsters and other assorted demons from Hell wipe out your unit, leaving only you to save our planet. So you load up your arsenal, and go hunting. "Doom" is the genre. "Doom" is what introduced me to what some call "controversy sells"; you just have to see the hype for yourself and make your own assessment. I judged proper: I gave "Doom" a 10/10. It's the greatest first-person shooter I've ever played (since as I stated earlier, this game made the genre - even if it wasn't necessarily the first). Many condemned it, but most embraced "Doom." Last year, "Doom" (2005) came out to theaters. While not a perfect adaptation, I hold it in the same regard as I do the first "Mortal Kombat" (1995) and 2006's "Silent Hill": it just gets better and better every time I see it. "Doom" rocked my world the first time I played it, in much the same fashion as it did millions of others. The experience is literally wall-to-wall in its intensity, and doesn't die once.
"Doom" - literally all hell breaks loose, just as it did when unleashed on an unsuspecting populace 13 years ago.
10/10
"Doom" - literally all hell breaks loose, just as it did when unleashed on an unsuspecting populace 13 years ago.
10/10
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- dee.reid
- Jul 6, 2006
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