How DOOM 64 Continued Playstation Doom's Legacy - REVIEW

[@kylemulkey9659]

Never understood how Doom 64 got lost in the shuffle. It was and always will be my absolute favorite Doom game.

[@jonbourgoin182]

Funny how Goldeneye completely overshadowed DooM 64 back in the day, yet DooM 64 aged way better

[@Vakantscull]

Couldn't agree more, I'll be getting round to goldeneye at some point this year and I'm honestly terrified about how badly it will have aged mechanically...

[@BlondeMcGuinn]

@@Vakantscull And Goldeneye’s frame rate is atrocious. I’m guessing it runs between 15-20 fps most of the time (I haven’t watched DF do an analysis of it, so I could be wrong, but it definitely does not run smoothly).

[@shaun8062]

@@Vakantscull If you want to use modern controls for goldeneye, opt to use the LEFT hand for the the D-pad for movement and strafing and L button, and RIGHT hand for stick aiming and turning. Choose 1.2 Solitaire control style.

[@talibong9518]

@@shaun8062 no, use c for movement, holding the middle prong with right hand, your left wrist resting on your right wrist, use your pinky for A B and Start, and your middle 3 fingers to move WASD style

[@shaun8062]

@@talibong9518 lol yea hey let's just get the twister pad out and use that to play goldeneye in yoga positions.

[@Sinn0100]

I was (still am) a big Doom fan. I first played the PC original back in 1994 and I was instantly hooked. I spent the better part of two years trying to get a decent console port of Doom finally settling on the Jaguar in late 1994. That didn't last long... On 9/9/95 I got both my Playstation and Saturn with the hopes that one of them could deliver. Deliver the Playstation did. I was absolutely enamored with Playstation Doom and I was perfectly content for awhile. I didn't want an N64 and of course had a gluttony of great games to play. That is until my best friend got an N64...with Doom 64. I was absolutely blown away by it and I had to have it. That was the game that drove me to buy an N64 that night...well that, and Goldeneye. Addendum- The chainsaw is not situational. I use the chainsaw against every Pinkie and Lost Soul I can. If you catch them just right it can make mincemeat out of Cacodemons as well. Well as long as you keep to the Ultraviolence setting (any Nightmare setting comes with fast monsters). Once you add fast monsters to the mix the chainsaw is absolutely useless as it doesn't dps fast enough to stun lock them.

[@billpreston8421]

Bought a N64 just for this game, my friends and I used to hook 2 playstations up to 2 tv's and play doom all day. I remember sitting in a chair playing one of the later levels of Absolution and it was thundering and lightning outside and was doing same thing in the game, great stuff!

[@Fefe-vp9yk]

Why does this video only have 300 likes!??!? It's absurdly good for such a small channel.

[@fosko7494]

I love the original Version of Doom on PC but prefer the darker vibe of PS1 Doom and 64 . Doom is action but should always have that strong horror element to it.

[@Vakantscull]

totally agree, also makes for a much smoother transistion going into doom 3 because the tone is more consistent than if you went into it from pc doom 2.

[@fosko7494]

@@Vakantscull And I’m someone that loves Doom 3. It plays different from the ones before it but the atmosphere and soundtrack are so Dark and fearful the way it should be if you’re fighting demons.

[@TheVdub1980]

And the huge drop in performance? Most stupid thing ever to say

[@Thebigskullman]

No joke, I consider 1, 2, 64 and 3 all part of that same amazing horror lineage. New Doom and Eternal are really great, but they dropped almost all the horror for the action. I have no prob playing those, but am so deeply creeped out by 1, 2, 64 and 3 I legit cannot play them myself… but love watching other people play lol

[@thehorrorhound6575]

And to think: James Rolf and mike matei barely even tried to play the first two levels of this game

[@IgoByaGo]

I just found your channel like 3 days ago and you have some awesome videos. I played Doom 64 at a cousin's house in 1998, but never got to beat it. I finally beat it on PC using the Brutal Doom Mod and a Rom a few years ago. I have the cartridge somewhere, but I don't really play on my 64 anymore because it is so hard for me to see on it nowdays.

[@ianciti]

am i the only one who likes this lo-fi feeling of a game with low rez textures and choppy, claymation like movement to enemies that comes due to their limited animation frames. it emulates such a cozy nostalgic feel to it.

[@illyay1337]

Actaully I'm pretty sure this wasn't full 3D. It pulled off a few room over room like things the same way some other custom maps in doom did by tricking you, and raising/lowering invisible floors. And that terraformer effect was done with some extra scripting, but rendering wise it's totally doable in the doom engine. They just cleverly mark some of the textures in a way that looks like there's nothing above. That being said, the doom engine itself was always full 3D, just the level data was stored in a way that was kinda 2D. Just like Duke Nukem 3D and Marathon and other similar engines.

[@Vakantscull]

My apologies, you are correct, I've gone back and looked further into it and it does do the invisible floor trick, the one thing that had me convinced initially was the room over room corridors in the first secret level Outpost Omega and it stood out to me immediately, like I actually did a couple of laps just to make sure I wasn't mistaken, alas I was though, bloody convincing though which is still impressive :)

[@Matt534Dog]

24:50 This game had 3rd person cutscenes way before Doom Eternal.

[@Vakantscull]

Exactly! and you never hear anyone complaining about this one! 🤣🤣🤣

[@anthonygange2550]

It’s so strange to me that people say n64 was a niche console everyone I knew had one but I live in New York

[@Thebigskullman]

Yeah I agree, I lived in rural colorado and I don’t think I had 1 buddy that didn’t own an n64. “Niche” is a weird word to use for a console like the N64

[@daveprime7278]

I really like the quality of the footage, it's making me so nostalgic, even though I was too young to play this on release. This channel has great, specific content.

[@BeachTypeZaku]

In this version of the game, many of the same sounds used in PlayStation Doom were recycled. I don't know if any of the "music" was ported over, but either way, it's composition completely changes the tone of the game and gets under your skin. It's actually quite creepy, and if you play it, play it on a stormy night with headphones on in a completely blacked-out room. You'll thank me later👍😉👍

[@baronofdoom]

I had an N64 when it first come out and bought Doom 64 not long after it released. I'd been following it's development and couldn't wait to play it. Loved my N64, I still have it and all my games.

[@Sodaholic6502]

"More of a claymation feel than the original Doom sprites" Heh, ironic considering most of those were literal clay (and in some cases latex) models that were photographed.

[@Dark_Jaguar]

It's still the 2.5D engine we've always known. The trick is massive scripting that lets it "fake" room over room. When you pass certain points, it activates scripting that adjusts the level shape on-the-fly, so the ground level becomes a second floor while you aren't looking at it.

[@KokoRicky]

Doom 64 doesn't do "room over room" much more efficiently than the PC original. The scripting system allowed you to raise/lower floors and ceilings, as well as change lighting/texturing, all through a linedef trigger. The engine was still limited to a single ceiling and a single floor, but the trigger could instantly change a number of parameters, making it look like rooms were stacked on top of each other.

[@mikemurdock7234]

Love this game and huge credit for using the actual N64 version. I had this game in my childhood. It was one of my first experiences with Doom and it scared the crap out of me. The only thing you didn't cover that I wish you would've, is the level Alpha Quadrant. That level in my opinion is when Doom 64 truly opens up. There's several setpieces in that level that are memorable. The one that always gets me is the room with the platforms and the dark pit filled with spectres. That was the stuff of nightmares in my childhood.

[@BlondeMcGuinn]

Awesome video! I’m really enjoying your content. I got an N64 for Christmas ‘97 and I thought, until just last year, that Doom 64 was a port of the original Doom. I remember passing it up in Hollywood Video because I already had the PS1 version. Anyway, I was pleasantly surprised at how awesome this game is! I love the lighting, the sprites, the soundtrack, even the gunplay feels amazing. It was a little frustrating having to look a few things up (like the barrel secret on level one), but it’s worth it. This game is exceptional in every way.

[@squidman6357]

Oh man that Invader Zim gag at the beginning was great. Always thought this game still holds up okay to this day.

[@Vakantscull]

yeah it was a callback to the intro of the playstation doom review haha :P

[@Larry]

I did hear the game was initially pitched as Doom 3, so maybe ID was just in the planning stages of their own version. But it's definitely more Doom than Doom 3 was.

[@Vakantscull]

Amen to that! Gotta feel sorry for poor Carmack, knowing that even with 6-7 years of technological advancement they're official sequel wasn't a patch on a Nintendo console exclusive

[@RawrX32009]

​@@Vakantscull"Poor Carmack" The dude killed his cat, I don't think we should feel any compassion

[@unvaxxeddoomerlife6788]

DOOM 64 should have been DOOM 3. The DOOM 3 that we got is a good game but not a good DOOM game, it would have made a good Quake though.

[@roguerifter9724]

I actually played this some at either a cousin's house, a friend's house, or an uncle's house when I was a kid probably more then one of the above. I never made it past level 3 until I got the remaster though. I think calling it Doom: Absolution instead of Doom 64 would have been much smarter because I bet many Doom fans skipped this back in the 64 era thinking it was just a port of Doom I, Doom II, or both instead of a new game.

[@Killertamagotchi]

It's not without reason that Hectic is declared a Super Secret Level. The level calls for skill in the game. But you can get the items ok 2 of them you can't get the armor with the telefrag. But you can get the one under the pillar because one of the four sides is different if you go in and out through it you won't get crushed. You can also get the Supercharge and it is also necessary for the rest of the easy mode for the map. If you position yourself so that you are on the edge of the trap and then walk backwards you can get the supercarge without fall into the trap. The trap will still be triggered. Now comes the part that makes it the easy part and that's not a bug in the game on the map but intentional ;-) in the time when the supercharge trap is active and the columns are gradually coming down, the other three traps are deactivated. so you can just get two of the necessary keys, the one with the Hell Knights and the one with the Arachnotrons without triggering the traps. However, you then have to make the key with the dart trap. But the trap is still the easiest when you have to make it

[@overwatch761]

Great game, completed it my Ultra HDMI N64 before I sold it 3 years ago, so crisp and sharp, then completed Nightdives release on Xbox One X. Good times.

[@bananieldiamonds1921]

When i was a child around the year 2004, i found a cartridge of Doom 64 in my basement. it was left there by the previous residents. needless to say it scared the shit out of me

[@shaun8062]

That was mine, I forgot it. Can you return it to me?

[@Sodaholic6502]

Just to note, the game did actually use the PSX Doom engine as a basis. The room-over-room stuff is actually a massive hack. The renderer was different and allowed actually displaying pieces of geometry that would normally be hidden, but the underlying game engine is still Doom. The way the room-over-room stuff actually worked was by shifting the floors, ceilings, changing the light levels and textures etc as you approached the different ways to go over/under. This utterly prevents multiplayer because it would immediately break the illusion. Like, say player one has approached the path toward the topside of the bridge, suddenly player 2's view and ability to go through the underside has been eliminated, and if player 2 walks over the trigger, suddenly player 1 just sees a wall in front of them. This is also why monsters are deliberately set to be unable to enter the over/underpass areas, because otherwise they would essentially be vertically teleporting above and below the bridge.

[@Vakantscull]

Yeah a few people have mentioned, I think I was a little blown away the second I went room over room and thought "hang on, doom can't do this!" haha. oh well lesson learned 😅

[@idoblenderstuffs]

5:03 funny considering the original sprites were actually claymation for the most part

[@OldJohnsGamingWorld]

Full watch. I really appreciate the work that must have gone into making this. You deserve way more subs. Great Job

[@Vakantscull]

Ah thanks that really nice of you to say :) but honestly as long as the videos are giving some enjoyment thats the important thing, thanks for the support!

[@darrellgardner4561]

Doom 64 is surprisingly good. While I actually owned it for the N64 I've never finished the original. I have beaten the PS4 port, Doom 64 EX, and Brutal Doom 64. The biggest flaw is the lack of enemies, you really start feeling it halfway through. So many barons, they're around every corner. It is unfortunate some the the corner that had to be cut to make the game, like less animations and enemies. A new weapon is cool, but I've never found the unmaker that exciting. And the one added enemy, the nightmare imps, really aren't terribly exciting either.

[@ClassicDOOM]

Nice, comprehensive review, like the one for PS1 Doom. Well done sir. 👍

[@Melchizidek777]

Doom 64 is by far my favorite doom game. Its atmosphere is incredible, Aubrey Hodges did such a good job on the music. I remember playing this in my basement in the pitch black darkness during the winter… so scary. One time the console or the CRT tv picked up some interference and rendered one of those dragon statues on the screen and froze. Needless to say I turned it off and retreated from the basement…

[@zachgoodrich6100]

Hectic literally is it's name's sake! I've beaten Hectic three times, twice in Doom 64's Nintendo Switch port and once in the PC port on Game Pass and each time I did lots and lots of save scumming to progress through it since despite me being mediocre at boomer shooters I still love them and will choose boomer shooters over Soulsbournes any day but that's just me. I'm currently playing Doom 64 on Game Pass with my Acer Predator Helios with the main campaign on Watch Me Die rocking half of it's achievements, gotten the first Demon Key and am currently on level 5. I'm basically achievement hunting this time around which is why I'm playing on the hardest available difficulty since one of the achievements require you to beat a level on Watch Me Die. I 100%ed Quake Remastered's achievements on Steam I can do so with Doom 64 on Game Pass. Nice review and I think that Doom 64 is the most underrated mainline Doom title!

[@Vakantscull]

I've managed it on PS4 and PC, but with the original N64 controller it's so awkward to control 😅

[@zachgoodrich6100]

@@Vakantscull PC it was with mouse and keyboard for me and for Switch it was on handheld both times!

[@SubzeroMNX]

I played the original on pc but never played this version, i did not have an N64, only had SNES until about 97 when I got a PS1 :( this looks way better than the pc ver by far!

[@eazydoesit866]

This is my personal favorite doom game. Old play style with better looking graphics. I love the dark creepy feel of the game and find some of the levels to be tranquil and medetative.

[@derpydashdjblazekin]

i could imagine this game with ray tracing

[@twilightphoenixcosplay]

Ahh the nostalgia in this one! Definitely brought back some memories, nice review!

[@NerdintheBay]

I always thought this and ps1 Doom were the most as close to pc Doom as possible. And then some with the newer enemies, guns and animations.

[@Vakantscull]

they pretty much are, other ports like snes and 32x and jaguar range from average to unplayable, and on some level I actually prefer them to pc :)

[@DarkDarvanna]

@@Vakantscull From what I know sega saturn and jaguar did not start from pc but from ps1 port so technically ps1 is the closest we have yup.

[@ryanschrafel9576]

The Lost Souls in Doom 64 ARE faster! Basically they attack as if you’re playing on Nightmare difficulty! They take fewer hits to kill, though.

[@fistfulofgamepad]

Awesome video! This game has huge nostalgia for me, when I bought this back in the day it cost £60! Everyone seemed to turn their nose up at Doom 64 when it was first released because basically it wasn't Goldeneye and I do feel it got a (unnecessarily) rough reception. But Doom 64 has aged WAY better than Goldeneye. Granted it didn't have any multilayer (which is baffling) as the N64 was a multiplayers dream and the lack of reload animation for the shotgun and super shotgun was just lazy. But you cant not love this game! 😃

[@Vakantscull]

Doom 64 has definitely aged better than Goldeneye, I'd almost be tempted to say most n64 first person shooters aged better than Goldeneye, even Quake 64! But you're right Doom 64 is just a fantastic playthrough, I've even gone through it again on PC again since this review came out and may well do again on PS4 at some point, I'm glad you enjoyed it!

[@darrellgardner4561]

Multiplayer is one thing I wish they had added to the new releases. I knew they wouldn't, but I wish they had added coop/ deathmatch

[@DanielMazahreh]

Disagree. GoldenEye really hasn’t aged as much as people say. I can still pick the game up and play as well as other amazing N64 FPS like Perfect Dark.

[@BeachTypeZaku]

"You can get in with the barrels and clear their sinuses." You have earned my subscription.🎉❤🎉

[@FreeOpenTruth]

I just cannot stand the look of the weapons and no reloading frames on Doom 64.

[@WhatHoSnorkers]

That looks brutal but some nice ideas. I like the extra puzzles and the unmaker... but that's going on insane levels of working out to get all the secrets!

[@RedChems]

I loved this one, oddly enough even though I mixed this up with 3, I have more memories of this one than any of the other games. The concept of collecting secret items throughout the game to reduce the end boss difficulty by a fraction with each secret item collected was incredibly creative and impressive and I would love to see that concept done in more games. To me Doom 1 and 2 seemed a little too easy, whereas this felt akin to a Soulslike game in that I felt accomplished when I completed a level (after dying several times). Definitely the best one in the series.

[@DanielMazahreh]

Really? I cannot even get past the 2nd level in Doom 2. That is a super hard game. The first and N64 seem easier.

[@spht9ng]

that PAL footage looks so crispy

[@TheHomieRJay]

Damm brining back some old memories Ahaa dope my dude ! Keep up the great work!

[@WeirdVideoGamerChannel]

Doom 64 was the greatest way you could port doom to the n64 at the time, it had a shorter list of maps than doom 2, but they were all well crafted and there's no maps I consider to be bad. also the game had a lot of replayablity when it comes to mastering hectic and the fun & secret levels you'd unlock when you did beat it.

[@METAL1ON]

The first secret level in the game is found in the first level.

[@thgamers8684]

gonna have to check this out, played Doom 2016 and it was dope. love old games that can still be amazing years later

[@azforu29]

I was a Junior in High School when this came out, thats how old this game is. And its still fucking premier.

[@starwraithspacemarine8605]

You’d think that when they remade Doom 64 they would reinstate any content they had to cut like the reload animation and certain enemies, apparently they had this other new enemy they were going to introduce it was a two headed demon dog.

[@kmartpunk95]

Surprisingly, Doom 64 was the first Doom i ever played. My brothers had an N64 at my grandmother’s house; this game scared me and intrigued me. I was only 5 years old and this game was a total BITCH to play since it was so dark, and the CRT i played on was already dark itself. Great memories though!

[@EnoTnaived]

DOOM 64 is a great game. I still love it after so many years. I still keep the N64 console and many 3rd person shooter and ego shooter) and one of it is DOOM 64. It looks great and the backround "music" is verry good. Okay, some demons and weapon reload animations are missing. But the game is still very good.

[@HussCraft]

hate the lost soul enemies, hardly used the chainsaw in doom 64 on the emulator and I know I played this when I was young but my memory is so dead lol, I actually thought this was a reboot story not a sequel, I do remember this game being hard that I did not even bother completing it, so I just use to reset and start gain lol, really enjoyed this game and really enjoy your videos, you must have mad control to be completing these games, even if some of them are broken or really hard

[@jamesmorris7844]

I think this is the first time I've seen this running on a actual N64, anyway have you checked out the mod, Doom64 CE, it actual restores the demons cut from the original and not in a half baked way, you would mistaken them as always being in the game as the sprite work is that good, couple that mod with the mod that upscale's all the textures and sprites it's like a free remaster off the original game.

[@stephenembry4038]

The music on ps1 and 64 will always make those ports epic to me. The dude made quake 1 and 2 ports great too.

[@pko_2.0_pop7]

Doom 64 is definitely the real Doom 3 and vastly superior to the so called "Doom 3" we got. It is a continuation of 1&2. It has a strong horror atmosphere feel without taking away from the classic doom gameplay style. "Doom 3" we got in 2004 feels like a tech demo(also a super rubbish shotgun). Some of the terrible plain of jump scare. Slow ass gameplay. Doom 3 is a great game but it should not belong to Doom series at all. Would have been great as a stand alone title by ID. As I say Doom 64 is the better action horrors. So why don't Doom devs just attempted to replicated the Doom 64 when they were about to developed another Doom as an ultimate horrors on new graphical engine back then ?? You know ID could have make a better Doom game that could be balance on horror aspect with fast paced gameplay if they just make it like Doom 64.

[@00DeadZ]

I picked this off the ps4 for like £1,50 😂 i did the first few levels .. Reallly cool

[@TheReaver66]

Why could they not add archville using mother demons line of fire attack and revenant with existing homing missiles?

[@TheVulgarPeasant]

Thanks for reminding me how booty this game was on N64. The modern releases are a million times better

[@MoxieCatte]

I actually did play this game when it first came out and I loved it! Well uhh...actually I loved the game but not the controls, which really damaged my enjoyment of it at the time. I was waiting for this game to get an official port forever. I was almost more excited for the PC port of Doom64 than Doom Eternal, honestly.

[@lorumipsum1129]

I’m pretty sure doom 2016 actually follows up from doom 64 instead of something like doom free or the original DOOM too

[@00DeadZ]

awesome video mate

[@AmigaVR]

Nice , Im currently having a new play through Doom and Final Doom on playstation. Lovede it back in the day with a link cable all night death matches 🤘🏻 I'll get Doom 64 for my PS4🤘🏻

[@bradenadams7511]

Another great video!!

[@LordValFromHell]

Bought it on day 1 when it came out. I was a huge Doom Fan, so I have to have it in my collection. Loved it and I was so happy about the remaster!

[@ryanschrafel9576]

There is a glitch in Hectic that you can exploit to make the level more possible to complete. See TheSeriousCacodemon’s video; The Melancholy of Hectic Glitching to see how it’s done. There’s only one problem: you have to use the analog stick.

[@Vakantscull]

I'll take the L haha

[@ClassicDOOM]

@@Vakantscull The exploit can be done in the new retail ports as well, no N64 stick required. It's still tricky to pull off, but the new ports have quick-save/loading, making repeated attempts less painful. :)

[@dolantrimp1691]

I only ever played this with the invincibility cheat.

[@fool_uto3545]

Nice video bud.

[@RockstarPoole69]

Most of my teenage years was N64, never once picked up the Doom 64 game Mainly because I was fixed on Mario 64

[@Vakantscull]

exactly, no one played this, I'm really glad it's grtting some love again thanks to rereleasing alongside doom eternal :)

[@StarElysia]

Great video my dude i just shared on my facebook feed, i'm definitely grabbing this now have you played the steam port at all?

[@Vakantscull]

Yeah the steam port runs great with keyboard and mouse :)

[@ironknightcinema]

I've seen Doom all my life, but I can honestly say I've never played any of the games.

[@Vakantscull]

That's okay :) just checked out your video game movies episode, have you seen the Doom movie with Karl Urban and The Rock?

[@ironknightcinema]

@@Vakantscull I enjoyed it for what it was. There is also a movie on Netflix called doom annihilation. Lore is closer to the game but the main character is not Doom guy.

[@metpach]

Well, they're all on Game Pass, and on switch. While I'm on break at work, I like to pull out old-school Doom for a good 20 minutes on break. Good stuff, even decades later.

[@michaelbuehler3897]

The best console based Doom game.

[@HotLettuceTV]

Nothing presents the challenge quiet like the old ones! Have you seen Ion Fury? Being a fan of old school fps's you might fall in love!

[@Vakantscull]

And you'd be right! Love me some good old build engine shooters like Duke 3D, Blood, nd OG Shadow Warrior, so I grabbed Ion Fury day 1 haha!

[@HotLettuceTV]

@@Vakantscull Our common interest in indie titles and love for some oldschool keeps us im the contant conversation of "have you heard of ad-" "Yup. Got the special diamond plated copy signed by the devs, sir!"

[@seandavies4333]

@@HotLettuceTV 🤣🤣🤣 yeah I got the super rare japanese only boxset containing duke nukem forever and aliens colonial marines that comes with a ziplock sealed personal apology from Randy Pitchford!

[@HotLettuceTV]

@@seandavies4333 THINGS THAT SHOULD HAVE HAPPENED!

[@seandavies4333]

@@HotLettuceTV shit, didnt realise I'd replied from my personal account 🤣😖

[@wyldelf2685]

I agree about the N64 horrible controller , , there's an awesome replacement controller for N64 called ""Brawler 64 "" makes a lot more sense I totally recommend it 👍👍😎

[@Vakantscull]

Thanks for the tip, I'll check it out! :)

[@Jinx_Skeel]

I agree that this one is the true doom 3. That other one must have came through a portal from another dimension or something

[@Vakantscull]

exactly! It literally follows on from doom 2 😆

[@HydraSpectre1138]

And Doom Eternal confirms that it is canon, while Doom 3 was an alternate universe.

[@tanmaz8006]

... Doom 64 on the ps4 is great also ...

[@Lippeth]

No, but it is the real Doom 64!

[@aiodensghost8645]

Damn, so you needed to play 64 to get to 2016.

[@TheWackoBeast]

Is this available as a PC game? Hard to believe these old games used to be sh$t back in the day :P nice video and good editing

[@Vakantscull]

Yeah it's was ported to PC and all modern console in March this year to celebrate the release of Doom Eternal :)

[@SDVHILzseriolih]

2:52 where?

[@Vakantscull]

sorry, forgot I'd removed the comment, it's near the start of my video list on the channel

[@braddeicide]

I rly didn't like the n64 one. The graphics were plasticity and I was constantly lost. (I played it when it was new btw)

[@natk9313]

I don't really like Doom 64. I'm doing a full chronological playthrough of all Dooms and this is a massive hiccup. I think I'm on about map 17 and I just CBF going on and I don't really know why.

[@hungrywolf4454]

So this is supposed to be doom 3??

[@Vakantscull]

yup! it takes place directly after the events of Doom 2 :)

[@MartialAthletics_]

IDKFA lol

[@Vakantscull]

I'll see your IDKFA and raise you an IDDQD and one Dopefish ;)

[@zetsumeilifey]

i think the sooner we can accept Doom 64 is Doom 3 and Doom 3 is Doom 4, the quicker we can heal as a species

[@seansullivan7928]

Worst DooM ever made. I can literally beat this game without losing more than 50% health

[@stephenembry4038]

Doom64 was going to have split screen. If i remember right, the reason was people would not play on a small screen.

[@LUCKO2022]

DOOM 64 would have been better if it had constant rock music. It didn't and for that I hate the game.

[@lizakay3859]

Doom 64 suck