If Doom 64 had been 3D, which engine would it have used?

[Da Werecat]

Avoozl said:

Quake 2 PSX looked horrible compared to the PC version, and many levels had to be cut into sections just so the system could handle them.

The lighting was cool though.

[Koko Ricky]

It was cool. N64 Quake 2 only had ambient lighting, so without gouraud shading, the 3D models looked incredibly flat. Not only that, but very little of the animation was interpolated, so movement looked really chunky, a bit shocking during a time when smooth animation was already the norm. PSX Quake 2 lacked lightmaps, but the vertex shading added some nice contrast and the models actually responded to them, which looked particularly nice in areas that utilized colored lighting.

[Clonehunter]

Q2 was still good for a PSX game. Even the split screen was smooth. The colored lighting worked well, and while it maybe wasn't al that faithful, by itself it was still good. imo

[Koko Ricky]

I was watching YouTube footage of PSX Q2 and was a bit disturbed at how much the immersion is interrupted by loading screens, since that causes the game to immediately skip to the next music track. D'oh!

[Avoozl]

But as I was saying to someone who already owns the original PC game they would more likely pick the N64 version as a second version for something different.

[Koko Ricky]

The exclusive N64 maps were designed pretty well. I enjoyed them. I feel like they removed one or two of the enemies, though.