Doom is, to my mind, the greatest game of all time. It's a seminal early FPS from the early 90s, in which you play as a space marine running around the space stations moons of mars, and, later the halls of Hell itself, fighting an array of unholy demons that have been pouring through a gateway between the two worlds, whilst all your fellow humans have been turned into gun-toting, bloodthirsty zombies. It was unbelievably impressive when it came out, and plays like a dream even today, as there is immense satisfaction to be found in running around the various levels blating away at hordes of the undead whilst desperately trying to avoid running out of ammo. The ...  Read the complete review

The Ultimate Doom is a "Doom" expansion released to the personal computer in 1995. This title contains the original three Doom "episodes" released in 1993 and adds a fourth, notably difficult, episode known as "Thy Flesh Consumed". Its system requirements did not phase from the original Dooms series and include a processor capable of 66 MHZ, 8 MB of RAM and 40 MB of available hard disk space. It is also slated as requiring a "100% Windows Compatible computer system including 32-bit drivers for video card, sound card and input devices". I have tested it to run under Microsoft Windows XP but performance is very poor, choppy and slow.  Read the complete review