Status Chovus Apr 25, 2019
Played the shareware PC version back in the 90s EXTENSIVELY. I ended up getting the Ultimate Doom version on CD later on.
Beat the SNES version on an emulator on my PSP on ultra violence. The emulator could barely manage the game, getting an average of 12 frames per second. Needless to say, it was a mind numbing slow motion …
Played the shareware PC version back in the 90s EXTENSIVELY. I ended up getting the Ultimate Doom version on CD later on.
Beat the SNES version on an emulator on my PSP on ultra violence. The emulator could barely manage the game, getting an average of 12 frames per second. Needless to say, it was a mind numbing slow motion slog. Controls were not good compared to PC; I found turning to be way too slow and awkward, while strafing was not only awkward but imprecise. I frequently got stuck on walls and overall felt like the guy was drunk. Still it was enough of a different experience from the PC version to be worth playing. Having to cycle through the weapons instead of just pressing a number key made it important to have the right weapons selected before a fight. Still found the game to be too easy because of the over abundance of ammo. Used the shotgun most of the time. Sucks that some levels were cut and that graphics were overall of poorer quality.
9.0/10 for SNES 9.5+ for PC
we have lots of crazy particles and bullet fragment effects that look amazing. The weapons are all fast firing and very loud, this gives it a frantic feel. The game is crazy hard, and actually impossible!
The neat thing is as you go through these ancient egypt maps and feel like indiana jones …