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Doom 3
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"Doom 3"
iD Software; Xbox; $49.99
ESRB Rating: Mature (17+) (blood and gore, intense violence)
By SHAUN CONLIN
Cox news Service
iD Software has brought the hallowed horror of "Doom 3" to Xbox.
While it's essentially the same game as the celebrated PC
masterpiece, it is not a mere "port job"; graphics, audio and control
all look and feel innately Xbox -- i.e. expectedly smooth and
scintillating, aurally all-encompassing and ergonomically intuitive.
As...
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the razz/games reviews: WE'RE ALL DOOMED; DOOM 3 ##### XBOX.(Features)
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; Byline: bob low IHAD a quick go with this on Xbox for Battle Of The Cities and found it hard to believe the original is a decade old. In a world of Final Fantasy Umpteen, hitting No. 3 in the series is positively minimalist - but that sumsup the whole Doom thing. Doom3has been beefed up, but it
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SHOOT TO THRILL This autumn's Doom 3 marks the return of the original shoot-'em-up- but its got a rival in hi-tech Halo 2
Mail on Sunday
; ... multiplayer Halo remained a niche interest. The game also didn't have levels designed for large-scale conflict Halo 2 does. Geek news websites such as www.computerandvideogames.com have been effusive. 'It's the closest thing to sex on Xbox,' said reporter John ...
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SHOOT TO THRILL; This autumn's Doom 3 marks the return of the original shoot-'em-up-but its got a rival in hi-tech Halo 2.
The Mail on Sunday (London, England)
; ... multiplayer Halo remained a niche interest. The game also didn't have levels designed for large-scale conflict - Halo 2 does. Geek news websites such as www.computerandvideogames.com have been effusive. 'It's the closest thing to sex on Xbox,' said reporter John ...
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Doom and Links 3.6 Pro Give Hours of Fun
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; ... writes every Monday. He can be reached on the Internet (decc@cs.uchicago.edu). Or, write to him at Chicago Sun-Times, Financial News Department, 401 N. Wabash, Chicago 60611. Please enclose a stamped, self-addressed envelope. Due to heavy volume of mail, Crabb ...
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Hella Cool; The Metalhead/Technofetish Orgy of Doom 3
The Stranger
; IF YOU'RE A pentagram-sketching head-banger who has thrown the horns a few times too often and now obsesses over books of production designs from The Matrix, your ideal computer game is ready. Doom 3, the latest chapter in id Software's famous series, combines the hoary thrills of mwah- hah-hah!
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Most likely to be a oncer; DOOM 3
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; Doom 3 From: Activision For: Xbox Rating: M Score: 70% Doom 3, more or less, adopts the same storyline as the two previous games in the series. You play the role of a marine stationed on Mars, who has to fight for his survival in among the chaos of hell breaking loose. The Doom series is known for
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'DOOM 3' FUN RESURRECTED; EXPANSION PACK CONTINUES WHERE GAME LEFT OFF.(Technology)
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; Byline: RICK MORIARTY STAFF REVIEWER Evil never dies. Certainly not in the gaming world, anyway. So after driving away a bunch of evil creatures trying to set up a gateway-to-hell on Mars, Doom 3 fans just knew that couldn't be the end of the action. And it wasn't. Resurrection of Evil,for Windows
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'Doom 3' provides a devilish good time
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
; STANLEY A. MILLER II 'Doom 3' provides a devilish good time By STANLEY A. MILLER II of the Journal Sentinel staff Tuesday, August 10, 2004 I've been to hell and back because of "Doom 3." This eagerly anticipated first-person shooter game from id Software and Activision shipped to stores nationwide
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'Doom 3' hits shelves today
Deseret News (Salt Lake City)
; MESQUITE, Texas -- Marty Stratton has already blasted dozens of flame-tossing imps, flying skulls and other nightmarish demons from another dimension. But more keep spawning in flashes of yellow light. "This is where it really starts getting scary," he says upon entering a new level of "Doom 3"
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