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  1. -Widescreen -Native Resolution Since bethesda released the new version of Doom 1 and 2 for pretty much all the consoles, phones and PC. It just give what i just want, something that's close to Vainilla Doom but with widescreen resolutions. Before that i was pretty much using either Chocolate Doom or Crispy Doom, even in Delta Touch.
  2. People wanted a Doom game not a Silent Hill that had a bit more action. The Flashlight was something pretty much everyone when the game was released, are you telling me that the UAC went to mars, they could teleport people, but they can't put a flashlight to a combat armor or they can't put a flashlight to a shotgun..... Doom 3 BFG got so much hate because people went into snob mode, because the flashlight was not mounted to the armor... All the sudden so much people loved that they had to switch to flashlight, because "it was a core part of the game".... or even worst "ohhh my god they did destroy DOOM and DOOM II no red crosses!!". Quake gameplay is more fitting to those add-ons, Doom 3 not so much. Doom 3 is mostly a single player history driven game and they know it. I rather see a Quake 2 remaster with all those add-on rather than a Doom 3. What i would love that ID would do with Doom 3: A release with 4k textures, bug fixed, the add-ons and something that will make everyone happy..... "OG mode" "BFG mode" You want the old armor and the flashlight?? Here go and have fun.
  3. Was Romero working for ID when he said that??? No, he was on a EGO TRIP working on Daikatana, thinking he was the ONLY reason why Doom and Quake were popular. and everyone knows that Daikatana was big blockbuster.
  4. When i got the shareware on my old 386, didn't find scary, neither i find it now. I just loved to blast demons with the shotgun.
  5. Both of them have source ports, map builders, both of them are fun to play, both of them have nice communities. BUT there is ONE KEY difference. Doom as franchise was always owned by people that was wise with the Marketing and PR. On the other hand Duke franchise is a big mess. Doom is just like Mario, the owners do care about the product and try to sell stuff that has good quality, while Duke was Sonic, owned by Sega wanted to be edgy way too hard...
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