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August 19, 2012, 07:42:10 AM
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In my own personal opinion, Doom it a lousy game and sacrificing it to make a Starfox 2 cart is perfectly ok with me.  The way I see it, there are only so many people that are ever going to purchase/make repros.  I think it would be pretty hard to put a serious dent in the total production of Doom or most an other SNES game that finds itself in the hands of a repro maker.


August 19, 2012, 07:48:27 AM
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The lesson to be learned from this?  Buy a few doom carts, bag em up, and wait for the prices to rise. Lol.

The NHL games were some of my favourite games of all time on the megadrive -  I know they rehashed it and re-released it every year.  But in my opinion you can definitely hack away at my doom cart over any of my nhl's

August 19, 2012, 07:54:48 AM
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The lesson to be learned from this?  Buy a few doom carts, bag em up, and wait for the prices to rise. Lol.

The NHL games were some of my favourite games of all time on the megadrive -  I know they rehashed it and re-released it every year.  But in my opinion you can definitely hack away at my doom cart over any of my nhl's

You're talking to a guy who still owns and plays NHL '96 for the Genesis on a regular basis!  On that front, I couldn't agree more - I do enjoy it more than the SNES Doom, by a wide margin.

Even though the SNES port of Doom isn't perfect (honestly, it's not too far away from lousy, like Wiggy said) I still hate to see it cannibalized for its red cartridge and Super FX 2 innards.  I wish there were another way!!!

August 19, 2012, 12:49:28 PM
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Probably get some stick for this but Doom is a dull game on any format, completely overrated even back in the 90s. I've never liked it and never will, hack them to hell and back I say!

August 19, 2012, 09:57:23 PM
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I love Doom, but the SNES version is....  :-\

August 19, 2012, 10:12:05 PM
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I love Doom, but the SNES version is....  :-\
..... better than the 32X version  ;D




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August 20, 2012, 08:51:39 AM
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As you guys can probably tell, I <3 me some Doom, too!  I have a special place for the SNES version, as it brings back a lot of memories for me.  I remember renting it when I was younger, and being so creeped out by the boxart that I hid the game underneath the sofa when I wasn't playing it.  True story!

I really started to apprecaite the game a few years ago, when I bought back my Super Nintendo, and started rebuilding my collection.  I worked at a bakery, and would get off each day around 11 am or noon.  I'd get home, spaced out from the early morning and lack of sleep, and usually play a game or two before I went to bed.  I had quite a few days where I'd sit down with Doom, a six pack, and some cold, leftover pizza, and just go to town.  I've never managed to finish the entire game in one sitting, but I'm planning on it!

Different strokes for different folks, for sure.  I'm not offended by anyone that doesn't like the game, but playing it now is like a time capsule, taking me back to a bygone era.  That's what retro gaming is all about, right?