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Doom: Collector's Edition
Moby ID: 5466
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The main menu.
About to pick up some armor.
Firing at an undead marine.
Better dodge this incoming fireball.
Doors with a color around them require keys. This door needs the red key.
At the end of every level, you get a statistics screen.
Whenever you see this door, you know you're at the end of the level.
Every time you quit, you're asked in a humorous way.
That green liquid is acid -- better avoid it.
My favorite weapon ever -- the chaingun!
Each area has a useful overhead map.
The green tint means I've run over an acid protection suit.
These barrels can be shot, damaging nearby enemies. And yourself, if you're too close.
The lower your health, the bloodier your face.
Some areas have flashing lights, making it difficult to see enemies.
Picking up certain items triggers a trap, like these five Imps.
I've been killed. My face is nothing but blood and I've slumped to the floor.
Some enemies are slightly invisible in light. Best get to a darker area to see them.
Hell Knights. I always hated these bastards.
Woo, a powerup! Partial invisibility!
What!?! I'm not finished!?!? Ahhhhh!
A new addition to the Doom games, teleporters!
Is there anything more disgusting than a big ball of blubber that shoots fireballs?
This is the game launcher for Ultimate Doom. It allows the player to select the level at which they want to start
The action keys are also re-definable.
The same launcher is used for Doom II and Final Doom. Separate shortcuts are installed along with the games and these use the same program to access the different game files
The DOOM³ preview CD menu. Each of the symbols brings up different content. The first is a game overview - like a story matters that much
The DOOM³ preview CD : Symbol 2 brings up the picture gallery. This shows both PC and Xbox screenshots
An example of a PC screenshot
An example of an X Box screen shot.
There's also a few wallpapers on offer. This is a 'Look out! Its behind you!" moment - although with all the snorting, grunting & groaning these things do youi'd think he'd notice
The DOOM³ preview CD also has some developer interviews where everyone says what a great game DOOM³ is going to be.
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