[Darth Sidious]

Let's pray DOOM III supports add-ons as well as its predecessors did: being able to blast away a giant Bill Clinton head spitting out "TAX" and "SPEND" was just too fun :-)

[ThinkingMan]

Doom never held the same level of excitement for me as Duke Nukem3D. I STILL love to play Duke.

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[Brett66]

Image from the game:

Actual game NOT a cut-scene. I wonder if my system could even handle this. 900Mhz 256MB DDR Ram and Geforce2 video card. It may be too much for it.

[avg_freeper]

"Reznor is taking the same detailed care with his haunting surround soundtrack.

Rob Zombie did some good Quake background riffs too. I hope he adds a few pieces to this.

[Drew68]

I bought my first computer in '93. It was a *used* 486, 33Mhz and I paid $1250 for the thing. It came with the original Doom already loaded. I must've played that game for hours on end. I think I failed a few college courses thanks to Doom.

I still love it (even if the graphics are prehistoric). Looking forward to this one.

Incidentally, the following year I used the same computer to go online for the first time (after I installed a "high-speed" 14.4k modem)!