Doom 32X Resurrection 2.0 - Even More Improvements!

[@SegaLordX]

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[@SlyNine]

So I'm not getting a million dollars from the Nigerian prince?

[@johntrevy1]

@@SlyNine No. You are getting 5 million dollars.

[@jonniefast]

sega lord x here, you won a brand NEW CAR! has a crt in the backseat 😈

[@AB0BA_69]

There's now a 3.0 version of "Doom Resurrection" with even MORE goodies and improvements. Please consider doing a video on this big release!

[@Leoj305]

This is a gem of a channel that has a lot of passion behind it

[@SegaLordX]

Thank you. Appreciate the comment and the view.

[@Leoj305]

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[@Gatorade69]

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[@rustymixer2886]

@@SegaLordX great video

[@fedeac31]

@@SegaLordX please, if by any chance some day, for any reason, you decide to stop making videos, please don't take this channel down. This channel is already a part of history for us Sega fans' culture.

[@hard4games]

Absolutely insane to finally see the 32X being pushed to its potential!

[@abaroners]

Thanks a lot for covering the project, Sega Lord X!!! Vic has worked like a madman on it, with Chilly Willy (Joseph Fenton) always providing additional Genesis' 68000-related code that allowed us to have the link mode working, for example. Wavy, Matt B (matteusbeus), and others have supported us in different tasks. The project is a complete rewrite based on Jaguar's Doom source code + some reverse-engineered code from other console ports based on JagDoom. Vic has fixed several JagDoom bugs and improved upon that code. He has put a ton of effort into optimizing the Doom code to run on both 32X's SH2 CPUs and squeeze every bit the 32X can offer. We have version 2.1 in the works. Please, stay tuned. And, again, thanks a lot for the coverage!

[@viciious1234]

I second Barone's statement of gratitude. Thanks for covering the project on your channel once again!

[@Edexote]

Your project is simply superb. Thank you so much for this. What would you say to the Saturn for the next Doom project? ;)

[@DomOsborne]

Congrats on your project! I had no idea this was even being attempted! How does performance conpare between 32X and Jaguar?

[@abaroners]

​@@DomOsborne According to my tests here and the information I have on both versions: Jaguar Doom: - Runs at 160px wide internal resolution (known as 'low detail" mode BITD since it doubles pixels horizontally). - At 60Hz, framerate usually varies from 12fps to 20fps (the framerate is capped at 20fps) but it can dip lower than 10fps in crowded shootings; especially in Ultra Violence and Nightmare difficulties. - No in-game music and mono sound effects with no envelope (volume) control. - Simplified/cut-down sound propagation algorithm, resulting in more stationary enemies/less aggressive AI when compared to the original PC DOS Doom. - Doesn't have spectre; the partially invisible demons. - Doors and lifts animate at 15fps (the same for PS1 Doom) Doom 32X Resurrection since v2.0: - Can run both at 160px wide (and lower) and up to 320px (matching the original resolution of PC DOS Doom) (higher than PS1 version which runs at 256px wide). - At 60Hz, 160px mode targets 30fps and reaches it quite frequently. I'd say the framerate is 20-30fps for the most part but dips to 15fps in more crowded rooms in UV and Nightmare difficulties. 320px targets 20fps and runs with a similar performance to Jaguar Doom's 160 px. - Stereo in-game music (6 FM stereo channels from YM2612 + 4 PSG mono channels from SN76489) using the Genesis hardware and mimicking the original Roland SC-55 compositions; 8 sound effects channels (which are independent of the music ones) using 32X's PWM with full stereo panning and envelope control. - Sound propagation algorithm similar to the original PC DOS release, resulting in more aggressive and dynamic AI. - Has spectre, with the same visual effect you see in PC DOS Doom. - Doors and lifts animate at 30 fps. I'd also add that in Jaguar Doom you can notice some micro pauses during gameplay when it has to load more complex game data; that doesn't occur in Doom 32X Resurrection.

[@DomOsborne]

@@abaroners Wow - impressive - thanks for the technical answer. So in some ways at least, your 32X version runs better than PS1 also! It does make me wonder what you guys would do with the Sega Saturn... Something beyond Lobotomy Software or even the end of Team Andromeda levels?!

[@qaanalyst]

I was always a big fan of the 32x and it was crazy to me at the time that just a simple attachment would be able to upgrade the hardware fairly substantially. And this here is just more proof that the 32x was never fully utilized to its fullest and was a very capable piece of hardware. Thanks for the video!

[@thingsiplay]

I had the 32x and CD too. The problem is, that next generation hardware combined with old hardware will still have the bottleneck of old hardware. Plus introducing all the cables and the prices to buy. Instead Sega should have introduced a Sega Mega Drive/Genesis III with base console + 32X + CD as a single console package with single cable. The Saturn could have been compatible with those games.

[@willpowerrazorblade6436]

Always love the 32X

[@zombee38]

good stuff

[@protocetid]

@@thingsiplay they almost merged the 32x and Genesis in into a single console called the Sega Neptune

[@Guernicaman]

Projects like this one, once again prove, that the hardware was in fact more powerful than what was presented by developers at the time. Just imagine how different things might have turned out if SEGA had gotten this version of DOOM back when the 32X add-on launched.

[@Scurge237]

It really is crazy

[@jd9119]

When you have 30 years to program for it, you'd be surprised what you can do. Engineering is about making tradeoffs so you can have something within the limitations (in this case time is a limiting factor).

[@TBMartin]

@@jd9119 I came here to say just that. This has probably been worked on longer than the whole shelf life of the 32X. Limitations like time limit and not having the time to get to know the hardware fully first is probably why Doom on the 32X looks and plays the way it does. Many factors are involved but people forget them

[@enshk79]

@@TBMartin that’s not the point. Just fucking THINK: what if it played and looked like THIS, back THEN??? Take out your anal as fuck thinking and just think how cool that would have been.

[@jay1177]

It’s jaw dropping

[@mdickens98]

My family didn't have much money when I was growing up but I managed to get a 32x cheap from a second hand shop around 97 (I was 13 at the time) and I thought it was the best thing in the world. It was where I was first introduced to Doom and the machine has always held a soft spot in my heart. Knowing how much of a failure it was I've always been on the lookout for some unreleased cancelled game, fan project or home-brew that could really show off the potential of the hardware and this project absolutely nails it. I've been playing it recently and every time I see it running full screen I can't believe it's running on the real hardware, totally surpassed my expectations and the team behind this should be very proud of what they've achieved.

[@johnjames7332]

Doom Resurrection would have been a 10/10 EGM game of month back in 1994

[@Renegade666]

this really shows off the capability of the 32X, imagine if this came out at the time, it wouldve shown up its big brother on the Saturn as one of the definitive ways to play on the 32bit era. As you mentioned, its comparable to the Playstation version! Also, you forgot to mention it has full Sega Mouse support that also works in emulators so you really can map the other buttons to modern controls to get a close-to-dos version on kega fusion!

[@marcos-lq2nh]

For this version to have an excellent gameplay, it is only necessary to put the MODE button to open and close the map.

[@rustymixer2886]

Exactly pin 📌 this comment

[@PrinceRawD]

This is what I want to see. Modders going back to the Sega CD, 32X and 32X CD and giving us what we should have gotten when these consoles were in their prime.

[@masterofreality1687]

This goes to tell you why a video game should never be rushed out of developing. I'm super proud of the kids who made ths project come a dream come true. Great video SLX.

[@singletona082]

Imagine if this is how it had released. Hell. I'd have gotten a 32x just for this.

[@RyRyTheBassGuy]

I was 12 when the 32x released. My Dad was super cool and asked me if I wanted one. I passed like everyone else because the games sucked. I would've said yes had the retail been this level of quality!

[@DerekMoore82]

@@RyRyTheBassGuy I remember talking my mom into getting me a 32x by saying "It boosts the power of the Genesis!" Unfortunately for me I never got any games to go with it since they thought it was just an upgrade lol. So my 32x ended up just being for looks and never got any use.

[@simondaniel4028]

lol I got a 32x instead of a Virtual Boy one particular Xmas. I remember I bombed an English test and mom wasn't too happy so my present was downgraded. Would have been a loss either way, looking back. 32x was the better system, really, but what are we saying? This Doom thing looks amazing tho, I had the cart back in the day. This is insane.

[@DerekMoore82]

@@simondaniel4028 Little did you know you dodged a bullet not getting that Virtual Boy!

[@skins4thewin]

Yup, I've been following this project for quite some time & it is damned impressive! This is what DOOM should have been on the 32X to begin with.

[@iamstartower]

can't wait for them to add raytracimg to doom on the 32x... sure that's what blast processing was meant to do...

[@WilfredBrimleyGaming]

I wonder how many improvements could be implemented in sega saturn doom given it uses same cpu as 32x

[@sorrystateout]

I just hope they leave the music alone. I think it holds up incredibly well in it's own way. I would even say I prefer it over the original.

[@Ehal256]

@@sorrystateout It would be great if it let you pick between the two.

[@paulsteel9127]

With Saturn Doom, the programmers allegedly had to chose between a slow frame rate or bad texture warping. Trying to improve the Saturn version would probably be a lost cause. Considering how complex the console is to develop for.

[@ChaseMC215]

@@paulsteel9127 It was because John Carmack was not a fan of affine texture warping, he even admitted on twitter about the saturn port of Doom with him saying, quote, "I hated affine texture warping swim and integral vents, but in hindsight, I probably should have let experiment."

[@ClassicDOOM]

Great news, and nice job covering it in detail. Cheers!

[@SegaLordX]

Thank you kindly!

[@andrewdowell6474]

I think it's great projects like this exist just so we can know what the true potential of consoles that bombed could have been

[@thingsiplay]

I love the Romhacking community!

[@NeoTechni]

That's incredible and I do not understand how it's possible they did so much without programming the game from scratch

[@SomeOrangeCat]

Doom has some of the CLEANEST source code ever written. Hence why it can be ported to pretty much anything with a screen.

[@NeoTechni]

@@SomeOrangeCat ok but this is working with assembly/compiled machine code on the Genesis, which is much harder than working with source code. It's like working with the answer to an equation and trying to change the variables of it without having the equation itself.

[@SomeOrangeCat]

@@NeoTechni But without Doom's clean base, that task would have been much harder.

[@dennisveneman9469]

???

[@jh5124]

@@NeoTechni what are you talking about? It's not modifying the rom. It's the actual source code they're using.

[@Patrick2480]

I just love when guys like Master Linkuei, Pyron'slair, lord Hiryu etc. improve games graphics, sound, ai, add missing levels/characters etc. and make it close/accurate to its source material like to arcade, PC

[@ricardobarros1090]

🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@ufookinwotm8]

Those guys are ROM hackers. This is NOT a ROM hack. This is an entirely new 32X game. A 100% new port of Doom, built from the ground up, with an entirely new engine, new graphics and music. Even new development tools for the 32X had to be made in order to do this. This is on another level.

[@hardcorexbl]

I'm so glad someone really showed what the 32X could do. I was one of the few that enjoyed my 32X. I saved up for it and played it often.

[@DomOsborne]

I hear ya, though I did have to sell the Mega-combo to pay for my Saturn soon after!

[@mxggo9046]

Incredible how much power in that little ole'mushroom. I know some execs said,"it should be an add-on and not just an enhanced console" but boy, how I wish sega'd made an all in one Geni' 32x combo. More importantly.....had allowed it just a little more time on the market for games to mature a bit. One game would have sold me...Sonic. (2d).

[@Patrick2480]

They did make a all in one Gens/32x combo unit but it was scrapped, was code name Neptune (?) ALL the Sega systems developed in the 90s were codename after planets starting with Mercury - Game gear , Venus =Nomad, Mars = 32x Saturn =Saturn lol.

[@briantaylorcloe7725]

@@Patrick2480 •Neptune ....yeah ... Check out thee picks! Like a flatter , elongated Mega CDX ... LoL very sleek (heartbreak) indeed ~

[@churchofthelambofsat]

We did get Red Sonic.

[@MaxAbramson3]

The 32x CD (or Neptune CD) was set to come out with a $199 price tag-or $149 without the CD attachment. Sega of Japan canceled it and 29 more 32X titles because they wanted to put everything behind the Saturn. The problem was that the Saturn was only marginally better than the PlayStation and 32X CD for graphics, and its rushed launch titles looked terrible.

[@lazarushernandez5827]

@@MaxAbramson3 They should not have developed the Saturn and 32X separately. The 32X should have been a cartridge based Saturn that was backwards compatible with the Genesis. Bring it at $250 (it was meant to compete with the Jaguar). Then you do a proper Saturn launch, and release a 2X CD attachment that let's you play Saturn disc games on this 32X/Neptune. This way they would have brought their current 16 bit owners forward to their new 32 bit line. Heck if they would have made the Saturn backwards compatible (among the many chips it had, a Motorola 68000 was among them) things would might have gone better.

[@JOSClaudess]

I think it is the definitive version of this game (at least on consoles, 'cause I don't know the PC version), really well made! I'm having a lot of fun with it

[@jimb12312]

The definitive version is for PC. Just play that instead.

[@Omgtired]

well the pc one is far superior ofcourse, not talking about numerous modifications that community has developed, with brutal doom being the most influential, essentially inspiring doom 2016

[@SomeOrangeCat]

@@Omgtired Nah. This is cool and all, but as far as console versions go, the PS1 is still the definitive version. It reimagined an already amazing game into something resembling jump scare horror, with its creepy lighting and ambient soundtrack. It's also Doom 1 & 2 together in the same game.

[@aceassn716]

Doom 64 is a great game as well

[@123doomdoom]

Don't kid yourself folks, the definitive version is the playstation Doom

[@Mr.Atari2600]

Now we need a Resurrection for the Sega Saturn & 3DO version!

[@Animated__Freak]

This is amazing and the work that they developers have sunk into this project is immanence. I hope similar projects are made for other consoles. The Saturn and the 3DO versions could definitely use a resurrection.

[@EarlDogg]

The first system and game I bought with my own money was the 32X and Doom on the 32X seeing this imagine if this was the game!!!?? The 32X would have stayed around longer.

[@kinorai]

Wow! I mean... Just, wow! These guys are beyond amazing!!! Did they put the maps back between levels to show where we are heading next? I feel like this is the only thing we need left to make this version the absolute Ultimate best out there!

[@Jamesamong007]

Sega 90's : Screw it, maybe someone someday will finish this game for us. Many years later in 2022 :

[@SA77888]

Some really clever ppl out there, who are able to mod games like this.....amazing.

[@jbmaru]

Widescreen + split screen sounds great!

[@Patsfan1987]

Oh man I remember playing doom for the first time on PC at a neighbors house and just being blown away!!! Always hold a special place in my heart! Doom and Duke Nukem

[@RetroPiero]

Heads up man, they just announced the Mega Drive mini 2 will have a world wide release!

[@singletona082]

Excuse me? I thought it was japanese only.

[@hababacon]

Good video and it's a damn shame developers left so much untapped potential on the cutting room floor. This is better than the Jaguar version.

[@dad7275]

It happened. Someone released this in cartridge form to play on original hardware. I got it and man, its awesome! Great work and credit to whomever had a hand in this. This is what it should've been in the first place. 😊👍

[@gametourny4ever627]

This is Super Awesome. I would love to see what a team could do to update the Jaguar, 3DO, or Saturn ports of Doom as well.

[@Edexote]

This version is so much better than the Saturn one, it's not even funny. Do you think this team could tackle the Saturn next? With more power, more memory, more resolution. It could the definitive Doom experience on console.

[@TheyCallMeNSRV]

Am I the only one that laughs when the main guy yells “EMPTY” when you’re out of ammunition ?!! 😂👌🏼

[@sbeaber]

"split screen alone is a game changer"pun intended 😂

[@loganjorgensen]

Just amazing, I was already impressed with the supreme performance level but to see many new cool features added is incredible. :D I say this to the 32X haters, there's a big difference between a concept and it's execution, a good idea can be ruined by implementing the idea poorly.

[@AdamJX602]

If this had come out in this state at the launch of the 32x, it would have been a massive system seller

[@dsgitlin]

Wow. This is really amazing.

[@IMDLEGEND]

My first time playing Doom was also on a 32X, as I couldn't afford the PC needed to run Doom at the time. It is very satisfying to know that the 32X hardware was capable of a much more competent port of the game than what was released.

[@patrickholt8782]

Wow I didn’t know programmers could still use dark magic. Excellent stuff!

[@SomeOrangeCat]

That easy to port source code deserves some of the credit too.

[@kirikinolatx]

It truly is magic, sorcery or even witchcraft! Devs are modern wizards!

[@patrickholt8782]

@@SomeOrangeCat oh without a doubt. Plus 25 years of tinkering with it helps too

[@cndctrdjful]

I grew up without a proper pc to play doom on. You hit the nail on the head saying "some of us were introduced to doom on the 32x" that was me. I can't believe how good the game looks with these mods. It is so impressive. Thanks for the great video.

[@kungfujesus06]

It was always kind of bizarre to me how badly they screwed up the port to the 32x, despite having a damn SH-2 CPU to work with. Doom was written to target the 486, and it was running at pretty tolerable framerates by the pentium era. Yes, the genesis palette was extremely limiting, I get that, but there was more than enough processing power on the 32x to make a reasonable, full port.

[@notsuoh16Bit]

Hey Sega Lord X, did you hear that, that was my jaw dropping and crashing to the floor gushing doom drool everywhere, OMG!!!

[@richardbustamante8795]

I remember renting it and feeling a bit let down. But it was still fun.

[@Midekai]

It's amazing how much of a difference optimized code can make on something like this. What incredible work! I only wish we could have something like this for the Saturn version 💦

[@krushingbro6620]

FPGA and homebrew is a potent combination we are really spoiled of late with these new projects and also these absolute banger videos thanks to Sega Lord X .

[@nicolaspeter1679]

I love this and 100% agree with you. This was my only way to play Doom as a child. I was so proud to own a 32x. My family did not have a computer and asking my dad to pay $1000+ for one, was asking a lot.

[@axelguzman8432]

Excelente título 👌👍 Segaaaaaaaaa

[@MisterSouji]

I was literally waiting for you to shout april fools. Holy crap this is impressive. And for those asking whats the point in this, welcome to the DooM community. They literally got the game to run on a pregnancy test.

[@ayreonautc1608]

This is looking great! 32X Doom was how I was originally introduced to the Doom franchise way back in the day, and while in hindsight the original port was noticeably heavily nerfed, it was still enough to make me a huge fan to this day. The thing that ticked me off the most about the 32X version (and one thing that I've never heard anyone else talk about anywhere) is not just that that there were fewer levels, but I recall the instruction manual actually lying about "how to unlock the later levels" toward the back of the book implying that more existed. It mentioned that you needed to beat all 15 of the original maps (E1 and E2), but all you unlocked when you did that was E2's secret level (the one with the Barons and Cacodemons) and then the game ended after this. No Cyberdemon fight, E3 levels or Spider Mastermind. I just remember this irked me to no end playing the game all the way through over and over thinking I was doing something wrong to not get the later levels to unlock. I guess you could chalk it up to the tighter deadline, plus the lack of communication and proofreading coupled with the rush to print out the manuals early before they had to make the level cuts. No idea.

[@fernandomartinez4486]

I have this version, and love it. And as a Doom fan (and not a console specific fan), i hope one day we get an improved version with the same quality as this, for the SNES version. Must be amazing.

[@johnellis3383]

Wow, just imagine if this version or something close had released back then. It would have been a system seller for sure! Great video as always!

[@cbkirby6199]

I enjoy a Sega Lord X video every once and a while. I enjoy learning about Genesis games that I have never heard of and cool rom hacks to check out!

[@DDRmails]

glory to handfull modofans!

[@retrographicsarcade]

Awesome vid man!

[@SegaLordX]

Thank you.

[@simonkent8203]

Have just downloaded and applied the patch and it's ridiculous how much better it is. Bigger screen, higher res, higher frame rates, better AI. Thank you for highlighting and continuing to create great content. I'd love for someone to do this for the Saturn version - so we can see how much better that could've been!

[@Whatness]

I just got this going and its jaw dropping. On to version 2.1 now. As someone who played the original 32X release when it came out this is absolutely mind blowing. It's hard to believe this version of the game was possible given the port we got back in the day. This kicks ass!

[@ViralZen]

2:31 "My daughter and I spent quite a bit of time playing it with no issues at all." Ur living the dream my guy!

[@Planag7]

Very nice update c:

[@jordanbisasky4586]

Another random touch. I believe in the lower fidelity versions, the monsters always faced you. Here you see the side and back of enemies.

[@joshuasanderson7359]

That resolution and frame rate is stunning for an MD/32x. Bloody fantastic work.

[@jeremybowers3181]

Man the passion behind these projects is truly staggering! Awesome coverage SLX! 😎👍

[@joezep]

Wasn't sure what else they coulda done from your last review, but man is this wild to see. Appreciate the side by side, as someone more used to the PC release seeing what the retail one was a great point of reference. Thanks for the interesting look at an amazing project.

[@codydfwn]

I just tried this, as 3.0 being released yesterday pushed me and golly gee, i didnt even remember you bringing up split screen and im so happy i tried this. This is a 32x must-own now!

[@Dr_Hingis]

If this WAS how 32x Doom released back in the day then man, I have no doubt people would call this the best port of doom from that generation.

[@Pzkfw5]

Looks awesome. The hardest part is getting an everdrive from Ukraine now

[@mattnova18]

Yeah, seems only the most expensive carts add available.

[@Oribaa90]

I bought a MegaSD. I love the Everdrive brand and use the products but I feel like the MegaSD is the best product for the Genesis.

[@maccol22]

**Dreams of this being ported to the Sega Saturn**

[@PyronsLair]

Thanks for give another shot to this amazing project

[@kubev]

5:00 - Is this the track that plays by default in this version when you're using a Sega CD, or did you create your own track order? The reason I ask is because the music does sound better, but it's not the right music for E1M1 playing here.

[@SegaLordX]

You can play any music you want.

[@kyle7964]

Glad I wasn't the only one who noticed

[@ViewtifulSam]

Wow! I didn't know anyone with a 32x growing up, so my familiarity with the capabilities of the system is fairly limited. That said, this looks just unbelievable. Amazing work from a passionate community is something that always warms my retro gaming heart!!

[@heilong79]

This kinda makes it the best game on the 32x.

[@thefifthdoctor6780]

Already got it 😎

[@WickedGamerCollector]

It's getting even better ... 😮

[@malcolmar]

Outstanding! If anyone knows how I can get this game on cart to play on my 32X please let me know.

[@wussup12345]

You’re going to need a flash cart

[@ulysses2162]

Awesome! This team needs to work on improving the Saturn port next.

[@thomaselers7416]

Amazing, I wish I could play it. Watching it here is the next best thing.

[@Mankey619]

It’s amazing that there are people who’ve spent days to fix the 32Xs problems and they’ve fixed it and improvised it. This is indeed a resurrection of its console add on. Take notes there Sega,they did your job for you.

[@MINI_91]

It is honestly impressive how consistent you are with the uploads.

[@SegaLordX]

I enjoy what I do. It helps that people appreciate the work.

[@allenjackson8632]

I'm still playing DooMs to this day thanks to the 32X, I'll always have a soft spot for this version.

[@rustymixer2886]

8:08 night and day

[@guardianbeardizer6361]

Gonna throw this on my Retroid Pocket 2+ immediately

[@JLAvey]

Just need the finished product flashed to a 32X cart and I'll be ready to give it a go.

[@Dr4wfox]

i Just bought my first 32x, will download this to try on my Everdrive

[@SomeOrangeCat]

I've said it before, and I'll say it again: This is the Doom the 32X could have had, if Sega had left Carmack to his work. Instead of DEMANDING it be ready by the 32X's release.

[@ENiceGeo]

And if Carmack left Bagley to his original work then we could have gotten a better version of Doom on the Saturn then what it actually got.

[@SomeOrangeCat]

@@ENiceGeo That we don't know for sure. Carmack might have been spot on about the texture warping. Polygon wiggle was a huge turn off for me during that console gen. Just pulled me right out of some games. The fact of the matter is, until that specific engine is recreated on the Saturn by Bagley, its his word vs Carmack's.

[@ENiceGeo]

@@SomeOrangeCat A little graphical imperfection would have been preferable to the subpar frame rate and sluggish control.

[@SomeOrangeCat]

@@ENiceGeo Show me the engine.

[@ENiceGeo]

@@SomeOrangeCat Has Carmack ever denied Bagley's claims? He would know first hand if it was true or not.

[@Leeki85]

DOOM 32X wasn't bad for early 32X release. The problem is that SEGA wasn't able to deliver a steady stream of good games for this platform. They should at least release more ID Software games. DOOM 2, Heretic, Hexen and they could license engine itself to make games. They could do Sonic 3D in DOOM engine easily just look at various Sonic mods for DOOM.

[@jessragan6714]

By the way, Oh Lord of Segas and X's, have you heard about Final Fight Ultimate? It's a Genesis port of Final Fight, without add-ons. It's not finished yet (and it may never be if Capcom complains), but it looks really good so far. So does Mega Man: The Sequel Wars, which has a demo version available.

[@SegaLordX]

Yup. Hoping it gets finished.

[@bubsy3861]

And speaking of "why play old crap when pc can run it on 68k at 1920 fps" kind of people. It's kind a pointless to explain anything about retro tech and gaming to them. They just don't understand it as concept 3 times of 4. Good part it's they usually don't care about it and ignore that type of topics)

[@Zaphod-ef9yz]

I only learnt of this project last night and came straight here to see what you had to say! I can only echo what you said, I played this last night for a few hours on real hardware with the everdrive and its honestly just an incredible piece of work. I wonder what scope there is for further level packs.. Doom 2 levels have been previously hacked into the original game, it would be cool to see resurrection expand in the future for that or final doom. God bless the homebrew community!

[@peterfairchild258]

Funny thing happened when I first played doom back in the day. I started with PS1 version,and didn't no about archvile untill Xbox. What a awesome surprise. Great video SLX🤟

[@AlexvrbX]

Dude I love the new intro, not sure when you introduced it but I just saw it. Anyway, I really hope he ports Doom Resurrection to the Saturn. I think it would be a more true-to-the-original port than the official 32-bit ports, the increased clockspeed alone would help it run better. If he wanted to he could also use the VDPs to handle sprites and sky textures to free up more headroom, but it's not even necessary. Oh and 2.1 just dropped a couple of days ago!

[@skins4thewin]

Some ppl will just never understand that the hardware you play on can affect the experience just as much as the game itself. No, it's not as smooth or high res as the latest PC port, but that really doesn't matter. There's a fun factor associated with experiencing stuff like this on older game hardware that we grew up with. Yes, it's very much a nerd thing and it's not for everyone, but those of us who do care about these old consoles still love the HELL out of stuff like this!

[@thehumbleone1983]

Great video SLX 👍

[@dobuitaarcade3837]

We need such project for the Saturn port.

[@weirdproq]

I didn't even know about the Zero Tolerance link cable. Amazing!

[@Waifu4Life]

Hmm, I may just try this on the 32X MiSTer core that came out last month.

[@M3059-q8c]

Sega Lord X, Panzer Dragoon II Zwei is listed twice in a row in your "Single Game Reviews" playlist, #35 & #36

[@miker3649]

Always a good day when you have a new SLX video to check out