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Doom (GBA)

Description: The Classic First person shooter is now on GBA

Newest Review: ... this is to use multiple button presses, EG:- Button A is used in conjunction with another button (L or R) to change between ... more

... weapons whilst button A by itself can be used to open doors. A new option in the options menu is also present, a difference in lighting options. You can choose between dynamic or static lighting. Static lighting is used to smoothen the game up by giving a higher frame r ate. This is good but has the flaw that the whole level is at a constant brightness throughout. Dynamic lighting uses the original lighting and gives bright and dark spots th...more

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Doom (GBA): What, no cyberdemon! (1025 words)
by BOBBOB - written on 27/09/02 (Very useful, 213 readings)
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This is as intense as portable gaming gets. The game is an almost exact conversion of the P.C. hit doom by id software. It's been cut down and re-branded as doom advance to bring one of the most favoured PC classics to the GBA. You may have already heard to death how doom started it all with its first person shooter and its brilliant multiplayer mode, etc. The game was first released way back in 1995. Very few had PC's then. I remember my uncle having one with doom on it. It graphics and just the concept of playing a game from the viewpoint of an individual was amazing. There had been wolfenstien before then but the graphics represented a more cartoon-y aspect of ...

Doom on the move! (975 words)
by Mechman68 - written on 05/08/02 (Very useful, 231 readings)
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How many people amoung you have longed for the ability to play ID software's classic shooter anywhere you wished. I personally have wished for that ever since the original gameboy was released. Well, believe it or not it has finally happened. You can now blast demons wherever you are! However, is this version something blindingly original and spellbinding, or simply a sham of the DOOM name. Read on... Doom is so old now that there is no-body out there who hasn't heard of it. Just for the select 1 or 2, DOOM is the farther of all classic FPS games. You play a lone space marine, trapped on a army installation on the martian moon of Phobos. It's ...

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