The only console port worth a PC owner's time, IMO, is Doom 64, which as mentioned is a completely original and pretty interesting product. Don't want to mlook and jump? Toggle 'em off, and enjoy the high resolution and other benefits that ZDoom can offer. And for the purists, many features can be turned off. I highly recommend ZDoom ( ) which is a non-GL source port for Win32 that supports a ton of thoughtful features. And only a PC can support mouse control, which is essential to unlock your full potential.īetter still, there are a variety of source ports available that take the Doom experience to the next level. Back in '95, my old P90 got a fairly consistent 35 fps (the highest framerate Doom can run at), which is better than any console port short of Doom 64. If you have a Pentium or better, then you should almost certainly stick to Dooming on your PC. Only registered Doom, Ultimite Doom, and Doom 2 may use the custom levels, as they contain items and textures not in the shareware version.

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