Doom

Released

November 16th, 1995 on PlayStation

Releases by Date (by platform)

1995 (PlayStation)
1997 (SEGA Saturn)

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Developers

id Software, Inc.

Moby Score

7.0

#11,808 of 155K

Critics

73% (20)

Players

(174)

Ranking

#236 on SEGA Saturn
#314 on PlayStation

Collected By

116 players

Genre: Action
Compilation
Perspective: 1st-person
Gameplay: Shooter
Interface: Direct control
Setting: Sci-fi / futuristic
Narrative: Horror

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This release of Doom is based on The Ultimate Doom and Doom II and contains most of the levels and enemies from both games as well as about half a dozen exclusive maps.

The Doom maps are based off the Jaguar version and hence feature the same simplifications as that release. The PC Ultimate Doom and Doom II maps were converted especially for this release and also feature some simplifications, though not to the degree of the Doom maps. Some Doom II enemies have been added to the Doom and Ultimate Doom maps.

The engine has been upgraded to a 32 bit renderer allowing for smoother distance shading and more notably, in the PS1 version, coloured lighting. This version of Doom features also entirely new sounds and music.

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ドゥーム - Japanese spelling

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Credits (PlayStation version)

37 People (32 developers, 5 thanks) · View all

Programming	John Carmack John Romero Dave Taylor Michael Abrash John Cash
Art	Adrian Carmack Kevin Cloud
Design	John Romero Sandy Petersen American McGee Shawn C. Green
Support	Shawn C. Green
Biz	Jay Wilbur Mike Wilson
Biz Assistant	Donna Jackson
VP, Director Software & Music	Michael Abbot
Programming	Aaron Seeler
Tools	Aaron Seeler Mark Guidarelli
Sound System	Scott Patterson
Music	Aubrey Hodges
Sounds	Aubrey Hodges
Design	Harry E. Teasley Randy Estrella Timothy Heydelaar
[ full credits ]

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Secret levels

The Playstation version of DOOM lacks Doom II's secret Wolfenstein 3D themed levels Wolfenstein and Grosse (the level that also contains references to Commander Keen).

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