Doom 64 by Grav in

[@FishfingerRmx]

Never heard about this trick to setting up the neutral position of the analog stick to the down to get more range on the up but its geniusly awesome !

[@Fractal_blip]

A similar technique was used for goldeneye apparently.

[@scootsmcgoots]

This is insane to watch. Mind blown.

[@kawligabranson]

This was my first doom game.

[@heckzatsu2790]

this was really impressive to watch

[@CaioXG002]

No, seriously, I can NOT see the speedrun! Just, what's with this game being so dark?

[@DoomBowser64]

Spookyness

[@donov25]

mooD

[@suckturdslmao]

He's playing it on the OG N64.

[@battlemagik]

this specific doom is fucking sick

[@untakencareofdeath_4117]

Dime on the couch!

[@brepires]

Creepy ambient music that starts at 1:45, any idea what it is?

[@Blooddeath35]

+Breno Pires It's from the Zelda, Ocarina of Time series, I think Shadow Temple. But they have a lot of bgms that sound similar to that, so I could be wrong. Edit: Ganon's tower, the first room with the pillars.

[@gibustheinfamous]

is that dime in the background

[@someguyxddd]

yes

[@qn._.n]

that was pretty slick

[@makotohan166]

That KFC donation. Fake or not, that was funny 😂

[@SalDOWN]

I have to buy this game.

[@jackmaxpower]

+SalDOWN I own it unless your tv comes with a brightness setting this game is almost to dark

[@SalDOWN]

jackmaxpower Ok, it is like a Starfox 64 level Aquas, I guess.

[@jackmaxpower]

no its really really dark you can change the brightness but that only helps to a point

[@SalDOWN]

jackmaxpower Okay, I get it. Tnx.

[@donov25]

try out doom 64 ex. its a pc port of this game.

[@mangebytheway2426]

More like doom 64p

[@TDRR_Gamez]

What happened at 12:02? I don't see any reason to clap.

[@SomeGuy-is9sl]

TD RollinsR They applauded to his comment about Doom 64 being the real Doom 3 compared to the actual Doom 3 that was released on Xbox.

[@PANTYEATR1]

does anybody else think the plasma rifle looks like R2D2?😕

[@ipodhelp999]

Hearing all the claps from the doom 3 comment made me smile

[@diegomeringer3953]

i did it in one month yay

[@gameroverload1602]

Why does everyone hate on doom 3 its one of my fav alltime games

[@n00bfishie]

Well, this video is really old, but to answer your question: A lot of people do like Doom 3, but it’s divisive. Doom 3 was a slower paced, more cinematic, horror-focused game. It also was a graphics showpiece at the time of its release ... but those impressive graphics meant that the number of enemies who could be displayed on screen at any one time was limited. Mostly due to technical/hardware restrictions of its time. A lot of the game is spent fighting just a small handful of enemies at once, in cramped tight spaces, or “monster closets,” as opposed to huge hordes of hell in open combat like Doom 1 & 2. Some people just prefer the fast-paced, combat-focused design of the older Doom games. They didn’t want it to slow down or limit their movement. I like them both. I think Doom 3 was a great game ... just different. Doom 4 tried to incorporate the best elements of all of them ... with the speed and open environments of the old Doom games, but the art design and graphical style of Doom 3.

[@the_sixxness]

Because Doom 3 isn't Doom.

[@Larserr]

Why don't they speedrun EX instead? It's better for the audience.

[@MrAwesomeGamer]

you cant do the same tricks

[@SongOfStorms411]

I never played this game on the N64 because of poor reviews at the time, and watching this I can see why. The graphics are hideous, even for N64. Everything is way too dark and the textures all look like mud (basically the result of trying to make them more detailed but lacking sufficient resolution to do so). The original Doom looked a lot better, because the textures actually fit the engine they were running on. And the level design seems really frustrating too. Kill some preset number of enemies to have some secret switch appear on the back of a column over there that opens another secret switch on the other side of the level. That said, the speedrun was very impressive.

[@CarozQH]

The reason everything looks so muddy and ugly is the low stream/capture quality. On a real N64 it's one of the best looking games on the console, and the raycasting gfx have aged better than the polygons of Goldeneye for example.

[@dstarr3]

The biggest reason the game reviewed poorly is because Quake came out the year prior. The industry moved on to full 3D graphics, and then this came out still using 2D sprites everywhere. Reviewers were unkind because of that. There were also issues related to memory limitations on the N64. Like was mentioned in the run, a couple fan-favorite enemies had to be excluded, and there's very few big, open arenas. It's mostly claustrophobic corridors. 'Cuz that's all the N64 could handle.

[@dukenukeman]

it's not even 3D ...wtf

[@someguyxddd]

Where does it say it is?