DOOM 3 BFG Edition

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  1. Tenebre1981
    Oct 24, 2012
    8
    About the reviewer: I'm 30 years old and grew up with PCs and consoles of all sorts, starting with the Coleco Vision in 1983. I love emulators as they take me back, but you'll never see me playing a classic NES game for more than an hour at a time. I'll admit I've been spoiled by the latest developments in gaming technology, but I still respect older games for the nostalgic value. InAbout the reviewer: I'm 30 years old and grew up with PCs and consoles of all sorts, starting with the Coleco Vision in 1983. I love emulators as they take me back, but you'll never see me playing a classic NES game for more than an hour at a time. I'll admit I've been spoiled by the latest developments in gaming technology, but I still respect older games for the nostalgic value. In summary, I'm not a self-entitled brat and I am capable of reviewing games in the context of the time they were released.

    Onto the review: Doom 3 BFG edition is getting a lot of scathing reviews and I've noticed that many of these reviews contain false information. If you dislike a game, ok, but don't make up false info to support your whine-fest.

    I played Doom 3 on a very beefy PC when it came out. I loved every second of it. I'm a huge horror fan and it takes a LOT to scare me... but doom 3 knew what scared me. Though I was aware of the shortcomings in gameplay (repetitive combat, monster closets, etc), I still thought it was a masterpiece and a milestone in gaming technology. So how does it hold up today? PRETTY DARN WELL.

    It's no secret that this 8 year old game is showing its age in the graphics department, but it still looks good. Damn good. Doom 3 is all about lighting and a creepy atmosphere and I was blown away at how much this game still made me jump when I played the BFG edition. If mindless shooting and sudden jump scares are your bag, this game WILL deliver.

    In regards to this new edition, I will attempt to document the changes and honestly as I possibly can:

    Graphics: YES, the textures have been beefed up, regardless of what a lot of brats on here are saying. They are sharper, clearer, and some detail has been added (pock marks for skin, facial hair, etc). The character models, however, haven't been touched. No matter, they still look decent. Just don't expect "Crysis". Let's face it, the character models weren't exactly mind-blowing when Doom 3 was released in 2004, but again, this is a game about lighting and atmosphere. While I'm talking about lighting, it must be mentioned that the game's look has been brightened somewhat, which is a double-edged sword. Lights are now more vibrant both in brightness and color vividness. When lights shine, they shine beautifully, but they shine almost a bit too much. This game is supposed to be dark. Brightening the environments has inadvertently taken away some of the fear element, but it wasn't a big deal. It's also worth mentioning that the game DOES in fact run at a beautiful 60 frames per second (I understand Bethesda and ID had announced that they were having a hard time achieving this on the PS3. Evidently, that's been remedied). I did notice a small amount of screen tearing at various points, but these occurrences were few and far between. In regards to shadowing, it's all intact save for the flashlight effect (which is now a part of your armor, meaning you can shoot and light at the same time. For those who have never played Doom 3, you previously had to swap between your flashlight or weapon depending on the situation). Flashlights no longer cast shadows via obstructing objects. Not sure why they removed this, but I didn't even notice it until about halfway through the game so no big loss.

    Sound: I keep hearing a ton of reports saying that many of the sound effects are missing. FALSE. I counted ONE instance of a missing sound, and I'm glad they removed it. There were only so many times I could hear the words "VIDEO LINK UP REQUESTED! VIDEO LINK UP REQUESTED!". Overall, the game sounds great in 5.1, though many of the sound effects have been mixed down a bit so they're not so jarring. Again, this is a double-edged sword. It's an easier game to listen to now but some of the impact is gone, though I must admit to always feeling the sound effects were too loud in the original release.

    Save feature: This one is a bit annoying. The game advertised a new checkpoint system. What we actually get is an occasional auto-save that takes much longer than it should (10-15 seconds actually). Manually saving your game takes the same amount of time and requires you to go into the menu. Not sure why this couldn't be improved. Even the old Xbox port of this game had a quicksave button...

    Package: Doom 1, 2, 3, 3's expansion, and an extra small campaign. That's a lot of playing time. This really is a full package and if you're a Doom 3 fan, you'll have an orgasm. If you aren't a Doom 3 fan, what right do you have reviewing a special edition of a game you don't like in the first place? Bugger off. Summary: I reviewed this game without comparing it to shooters of today, which is how it should be reviewed. That said, Doom 3 DOES still hold up. I was 100% honest about everything documented and had no intention of misleading you. If Doom 3 isn't for you, fine. Go back and review the original release.    … Expand
  2. JDK04281980
    Oct 24, 2012
    10
    This game is AWESOME! Doom 3 looks amazing. The lighting effects are 2nd to NONE! Some people don't like this game because it does not play like Call of Duty. Those people are idiots. Ok, so you can't look down the sights of your gun, that's ok, they come with laser pointers. It really is a great action packed game. No leveling up, no upgrading weapons. Just pure run and gun fun.
  3. OPiNIoNaTAHO
    Oct 25, 2012
    10
    Amazing games, in a amazing and affordable package. For 39.99 the DOOM 3 B.F.G Edition comes with: Ultimate DOOM, DOOM 2: Hell on Earth, DOOM 3, DOOM 3: Resurrection of Evil, and The Lost Missions (which are eight single player missions added to the DOOM 3 campaign). I just received this Monday for my birthday and I have hardly touched on any of the content! I love the DOOM series and soAmazing games, in a amazing and affordable package. For 39.99 the DOOM 3 B.F.G Edition comes with: Ultimate DOOM, DOOM 2: Hell on Earth, DOOM 3, DOOM 3: Resurrection of Evil, and The Lost Missions (which are eight single player missions added to the DOOM 3 campaign). I just received this Monday for my birthday and I have hardly touched on any of the content! I love the DOOM series and so far I have no complaints. Oh, and for the DOOM 3 flashlight issue they got rid of the handheld one and attached it to your armor so you can use it with your weapons! Although it was humorous smacking zombies in the face with it :)) anyways if you are a DOOM fan or would like to become one and do not have a gaming computer, get out and grab the DOOM 3 B.F.G Edition!… Expand
  4. Fire_Charizard
    Aug 18, 2018
    10
    Brilliant game, excellent classic horror game. Plenty of value for money here.
  5. dangerJ1980
    Oct 17, 2012
    10
    I am a 32 year old gamer who hasn't played the original DOOM or DOOM 2 in years. I own a PS3 and I don't have a gaming PC, so I never got to play DOOM 3. So, the release of the BFG edition on PS3 is something I've been waiting for a long time. When I got it, I loaded up and played the first two DOOM games and they look and feel great. I had been intending to only play the original DOOMI am a 32 year old gamer who hasn't played the original DOOM or DOOM 2 in years. I own a PS3 and I don't have a gaming PC, so I never got to play DOOM 3. So, the release of the BFG edition on PS3 is something I've been waiting for a long time. When I got it, I loaded up and played the first two DOOM games and they look and feel great. I had been intending to only play the original DOOM for ten minutes or so and move one, but I dug it so much I kept playing. When I tried out DOOM 3 for the first time, I thought it was great. It moved as fast and smooth as Rage (which I own and think is highly under-appreciated). If you love DOOM, buy this.… Expand
  6. ArkonBlade
    Nov 28, 2012
    8
    I remember playing doom back in the early 90s on the PC and played Doom 3 on the original xbox back in the mid 2000s . so i am a doom fan. Doom 3 is a love it or hate it with some people since the formula is changed from a run in guns a blazing tons of enemies to more of a horror game with less enemies and more focused on them trying to sneask up on you. I personally liked the new take onI remember playing doom back in the early 90s on the PC and played Doom 3 on the original xbox back in the mid 2000s . so i am a doom fan. Doom 3 is a love it or hate it with some people since the formula is changed from a run in guns a blazing tons of enemies to more of a horror game with less enemies and more focused on them trying to sneask up on you. I personally liked the new take on doom but can certainly respect thoose who did not like the new take on it. the collection comes with Doom 1 , 2 ,3 , and Doom 3s expansion pack that gives the game more closure and the lost levels. Thats alot of stuff for $40 and i got mine on a black friday deal for $20 so i got mine at a real deal. Even though Doom 3 is a great game it shows its age even with the HD upgrade . What ID should have done is just slap some updated graphics on this baby. Also the lost levels just kinds sucked and is some thing you most likely will only play once.Also the load times just suck i don't know why they take so long and even saving seems to take for ever. even as is its worth picking up if you are a doom fan as there is alot there to keep you busy for the price.… Expand
  7. dpc
    Mar 17, 2013
    10
    I'm loving this. Makes me feel like I did when I played the original way back when. The negative reviews are asinine from spoiled brats who expect the galaxy when they're already given the moon. The HD upgrade is excellent. The sound is spectacular. The graphics are very good yes, they show they're age, but they were outstanding when Doom 3 was released and they're just as good now. It'sI'm loving this. Makes me feel like I did when I played the original way back when. The negative reviews are asinine from spoiled brats who expect the galaxy when they're already given the moon. The HD upgrade is excellent. The sound is spectacular. The graphics are very good yes, they show they're age, but they were outstanding when Doom 3 was released and they're just as good now. It's Doom. Isn't that what we wanted? Maybe the negative critics were expecting a 2012 overhaul to be more like Call of Duty. This simple, faithful game play is absolutely addicting, scary and beyond fun just like Doom 1 and 2. You won't be disappointed. Unless you have a giant pole up your butt.… Expand
  8. GamingPimpLIVE
    Oct 16, 2012
    10
    This Game was TOP NOTCH, Multiplayer not much playin YET but the game will be a great filler when waiting for doom 4, this game is a must buy you get Spoiled for the price you pay and thats what i love the most
  9. Wookie_1995
    Oct 17, 2012
    10
    These negative reviews are whats poor here not the game itself. I personally have purchased and own a copy of Doom BFG edition(because I doubt the ones who have negatively reviewed it even own it) Now to the review. This game is well worth your time and money especially if you don't own previous versions of doom and only own a console. Personally I own a console and this was a perfect wayThese negative reviews are whats poor here not the game itself. I personally have purchased and own a copy of Doom BFG edition(because I doubt the ones who have negatively reviewed it even own it) Now to the review. This game is well worth your time and money especially if you don't own previous versions of doom and only own a console. Personally I own a console and this was a perfect way to get my doom on. 40 dollars for Doom 3 and two expansions, doom and doom 2 with everything and multiplayer and trophies included with all of them? WHAT MORE WILL IT TAKE TO PLEASE YOU JADED **** Its cheap and you sure as hell get more than enough content provided! Not only that but they also bumped up the frame rate to a smooth 60 fps from a weak 20 fps but they also created a new expansion pack for a 8 year old game! I think it was very generous of them to release this for the PS3 and I thank them for letting me replay these games for only 40 dollars. Its well worth the money and notice how I am reviewing the PS3 copy, so I already understand that it was pretty useless for them to release it for PC. The controls are good, the game runs smoothly I have not run into problems, and it is insanely fun even to this day. The only issues you will encounter is the multiplayer hiccups a tad and not many people play the old doom games online sadly. Which speaking of the old doom games the biggest draw back and hopefully this will be patched is in order to switch from old doom back to main menu you have to shut down the entire game, but by now most of us are used to that because of games like God of war hd collection and jak and daxter hd and so on. All in all you love ID games? You love Doom? Support this release, let them know we are ready for Doom 4!… Expand
  10. EHngel
    Oct 17, 2012
    9
    This is my opinion on Doom 3 only. Just gotta say that the negative reviews on this game are a load of garbage! This game is great! Brings back memories from when I first played Doom 3 eight years ago. I was really excited for the game back then and still excited now. Doom 3 was the reason I upgraded my PC all those years back. This version is by far the best version. The upgradedThis is my opinion on Doom 3 only. Just gotta say that the negative reviews on this game are a load of garbage! This game is great! Brings back memories from when I first played Doom 3 eight years ago. I was really excited for the game back then and still excited now. Doom 3 was the reason I upgraded my PC all those years back. This version is by far the best version. The upgraded mechanics with being able to use the flashlight simultaneously with your guns make this a lot less frustrating. On the contrary though, it does also take away from some of the suspense. Graphics look great. Game runs extremely smooth. Sound is awesome. I have read on other reviews that they think the sound is horrible, I really don't know how their sound set-up is. I am lucky enough to be listening to the game through the 5.1 DTS settings and it is amazing! There are some drawbacks that I've noticed so far. Options are lack-luster. No way to change key bindings. No toggle crouch (don't recall if that was a feature eight years ago or not). Sometimes the auto save is inappropriately placed. The facial animation is a little dated, but the game is an older game. For $40 this is a great deal! Scary and fun, you can't go wrong.… Expand
  11. pre_-cision-_
    Oct 18, 2012
    9
    I never played the original doom 3 + dlc so for that alone this was worth the price of admission for me. The original two dooms are still epic to this day as well and the entire package at least for me was money well spent. However it does have issues like horrible graphics on doom 3, bad loading times/save system, horrible multiplayer (due to only 4 players max) and other small annoyancesI never played the original doom 3 + dlc so for that alone this was worth the price of admission for me. The original two dooms are still epic to this day as well and the entire package at least for me was money well spent. However it does have issues like horrible graphics on doom 3, bad loading times/save system, horrible multiplayer (due to only 4 players max) and other small annoyances here and there.… Expand
  12. beavermatic
    Oct 18, 2012
    9
    Grimdandelo a obvious troll. Going to each and every system release and rating it 0? get out fo here. I picked it up for PC and 360... its a great bundle on PC if youve never played the original games, and its well polished. But it really shines on the console, especially for those of us who played the Xbox original Doom 3 that was watered down from its PC counterpart.... this one reallyGrimdandelo a obvious troll. Going to each and every system release and rating it 0? get out fo here. I picked it up for PC and 360... its a great bundle on PC if youve never played the original games, and its well polished. But it really shines on the console, especially for those of us who played the Xbox original Doom 3 that was watered down from its PC counterpart.... this one really should make you smile and see what you missed if your into modding, then i'd say stick with the original releases on PC. If not, then this release is for you, and is one nicely polished bundle collection

    If your on console, definetely don't miss this release... go buy it.

    Also, the 3D effects are great... some of the best I've seen in a game that supports 3D. A definete must buy!    … Expand
  13. mtkuszek
    Oct 17, 2012
    9
    This is a great game, only made greater by the inclusion of of Doom and Doom II. this is not just a game, but a piece of gaming history. this was a first day buy for me. i don't understand the reason for such bad user reviews. you have to understand that Doom is the reason that FPSs exist, and why they are so lucrative. before MW, Halo, Killzone,... there was Doom. great price for so much content.
  14. 32977602
    Oct 20, 2012
    10
    Ya lo he jugado y debo decir que no me a decepcionado, es justo lo que queria DOOM en ps3 y con ello quiero decir DOOM completo, doom 1 doom 2 doom 3 (junto con su expancion) mas las misiones adicionales que aun no he probado por estar jugando al doom 3, muy completo el juego, la unica pega es tener que salir del juego e iniciar otra vez si quieres ambiar de un doom a otro por lo demasYa lo he jugado y debo decir que no me a decepcionado, es justo lo que queria DOOM en ps3 y con ello quiero decir DOOM completo, doom 1 doom 2 doom 3 (junto con su expancion) mas las misiones adicionales que aun no he probado por estar jugando al doom 3, muy completo el juego, la unica pega es tener que salir del juego e iniciar otra vez si quieres ambiar de un doom a otro por lo demas esta genial!… Expand
  15. nascent
    Oct 26, 2016
    9
    An absolutely incredible game. I missed this the first time around as I didn't have a PC capable of playing it at the time. But after the announcement of Doom 4 I to replay Doom 1 and 2, and finally get around to playing Doom 3.

    So first thing's first, the textures look a little dated now, but once you take the gorgeous lighting into account and the incredible atmosphere you    An absolutely incredible game. I missed this the first time around as I didn't have a PC capable of playing it at the time. But after the announcement of Doom 4 I to replay Doom 1 and 2, and finally get around to playing Doom 3.

    So first thing's first, the textures look a little dated now, but once you take the gorgeous lighting into account and the incredible atmosphere you immediately start to forget this is an older game. My god. Even when you can see an enemy hiding in wait for you, the game still manages to find a way to scare crap out of you. Lighting changes beautifully, sound effects play with your mind, indicating an enemy spawning, but sometimes just try to trick you. Sometimes enemies just spawn silently. The map layouts are perfect, backtracking is kept to a minimum, and when needed nothing ever feels dull or repetitive, as things are constantly changing and you never know when an enemy will appear.

    The use and layout of the enemies is brilliant. just brilliant. Nothing feels extraneous or random. Imps hide in the darkness ready to pounce, Minions climb over to you and fall to all fours and charge at you. Wraths teleport to you.... There are so many enemy types, and they were they are combined is always fresh. There are tons of traps in this game. Find a secret ammo cache and medikit, and regain urgently needed ammo and health, only to drop through the floor, or be surrounded by brutal enemies, or maybe nothing with happen at all. This game psychologically will make you a wreck. Even with the addition of a 'permanent flashlight' which is often criticised with BFG edition, t runs out of battery fast, and almost always at the worst time. Plus the ever changing lightning of the levels will always mess with you anyway, there's no real way to know exactly when to time the flashlight properly, even if you can shoot at the same time.

    The boss fights are few and far between, but always unique and don't feel gratuitous unlike many other games. The puzzle/platform elements of the game work well, and don't ever feel monotonous or frustrating, only challenging or necessary. Weapons are great. Ever gun has it's purpose. Certain guns have buses against certain enemies, and not because of some lame "this type of bullet hurts these enemies, but other bullets don't harm them" mechanics, but purely from a reload vs damage decision the player must make. feels much more rewarding than just guessing which guns to use and learning through failure. If you want to use a rocket, use a rocket, you have no idea how precious ammo is as you can't really predict which ammo you'll find next, so you must always play strategically and resourcefully. But at the same time I never found myself completely out of ammo depending on luck and checkpoints to progress (*cough* unlike Metro 2033 *cough*).

    Doom 3 really does feel like a game made by fans for fans. The attention to detail, and the sheer love poured into the creation of this game shows, and as a player you can't help feel it in every inch of this game.

    I do hope in the next 5 years or so a real Doom 3 remaster will be done, (along with Dead Space and F.E.A.R) as these really are the best horror games ever made, and as Resident Evil already got the treatment it's only fair more recent games do too. Next up Doom 4.    … Expand
  16. TrueCritic101
    Jan 1, 2015
    8
    Its me Truecritic101 and let me say something before I start talking about this game I never got to play DOOM I DOOM II or DOOM 3 so i'm going to be giving a quick little review on each game just so I don't take all day.DOOM I delivers just what I wanted and is pretty good but let me say gets hard I think what the game is trying to do is put your training to the test.DOOM II does the sameIts me Truecritic101 and let me say something before I start talking about this game I never got to play DOOM I DOOM II or DOOM 3 so i'm going to be giving a quick little review on each game just so I don't take all day.DOOM I delivers just what I wanted and is pretty good but let me say gets hard I think what the game is trying to do is put your training to the test.DOOM II does the same thing but gets a little hard at the beginning but this one I don't really need to talk about.DOOM 3 is an OK game but it gets hard at he beginning.In conclusion this game is just one of those play again memories that you've played in the past.If you want to buy game just to bring memories back or play it for the first time.… Expand
  17. Heisenberg93
    Sep 18, 2018
    8
    Doom 3. The chapter in the series that divided fandom between those who appreciated its undoubted qualities and those who considered it a chapter too different from classic Doom games. I like to think that one thing does not exclude the other.

    Doom 3's plot is complex, with a lore at the base, and a medium sci-fi level. It's the element that most demonstrates how an ultra-classic Doom    Doom 3. The chapter in the series that divided fandom between those who appreciated its undoubted qualities and those who considered it a chapter too different from classic Doom games. I like to think that one thing does not exclude the other.

    Doom 3's plot is complex, with a lore at the base, and a medium sci-fi level. It's the element that most demonstrates how an ultra-classic Doom game can have something to draw from the revolutionary Half-Life. Throughout UAC's martian base there are many electronic diaries to collect that will tell sub-stories and personal stories of those who lived situations and moments. There are very cinematographic moments and cut-scenes, which I must say are well done. I'm sure that much of Doom's 3 lore has been reused in 2016's Doom, like plasma energy as mankind's primary power sustenance or BFG 9000's microchip-based functioning system.

    Most fighting have a sustained pace and are generally manageable without being hit, especially by firing with medium-range weapons, except in cases where the enemies are in high outnumbering. Aside for a few stronger demons, often the enemy who is a danger is the one who attacks the player from behind and maybe arrived from a previous cleaned room. I mean: it's an expedient that works (almost) always, but it's also ridiculous how I have to suffer damage because of a single demon that strikes me at my back, while I am playing damn good. Indeed the old trick of monster hidden around the corner still works well, that's for sure. There are elements that recall Half-Life as the use of a monorail or health stations to recover HP. Nice method of "seamless" usage of electronic panels and touchscreen monitors: action never stops. Level design is good, but not always brilliant. Still "Hell" is a great and fantastic level, one of the best. Demons, modern incarnations of classic ones and new comers, are quite well designed and most of them differ very well from each other. I particularly appreciated the iconic Hell Knight, then Mancubus, Imp, Pinky, Wraith while I loathed the Lost Soul, Z-Sec and Chaingun Commando – hitscan attacks-based enemies are a pain in the soul in this game. Boss-fights are good, but I've been a bit disappointed by Cyberdemon's one. Talking about the flashlight, I simply don't understand "purists" about it: in the original Doom 3, flashlight had infinite battery, could be used to beat enemies and annoyingly alternated with the use of weapons. People complained. In BFG Edition, flashlight is mounted on the character's shoulder so it can be used while firing weapons, but on the other hand it has a battery that lasts less than 30 seconds and must be recharged over time. It is clearly an improvement but even in this case, guess what? People complained again. I would just like to know the name of the evil genius who thought to set the sprint command on "L3" button. Not only it's uncomfortable to move and press down the analog stick at the same time, but it would be enough to reverse it with flashlight's command set on "L2". Flashlight can be activated with single push (on/off) and on L3 it would had a great feeling. Sprinting requires to hold down the button and using L2 to sprint would had allow to aim, shoot, move and use flashlight at the same time. Fun fact: a similar solution was actually already adopted for original Xbox version of the game, pressing down LB button. I am good at this game, but Doom 3 is a PC-born shooter and while I can overrun obvious problems with aiming (no auto-aim, good hard practice is the way), it is quite frustrating not being able to sprint and rapidly dodging projectiles adequately. Not only for combat, it's a problem even sprinting to perform some long jumps since there are no jump pads.

    Graphically we are talking about that technological wonder called "id Tech 4". Doom 3 was at the top of graphics capabilities exhibitable on PC and even after almost 15 years the game still has great visuals, despite textures and polygon models clearly aged. Some techniques developed by Carmack for id Tech 5 and Rage, have been used even in BFG Edition as a modern and better lighting system – the original one was already advanced – and a dynamic resolution upscaling that is able to modify the game's resolution in real time to ensure a 60 frames per second smooth shooting experience, even if occasional frame rate drops happen – hate to say it, but a couple of times the game also froze. A great work has been done with ambient sounds and atmospheres sonority. Main theme composed by Vrenna and Walsh is simply unforgettable.

    Doom 3 is an epic odyssey in the darkest meanders of fear and terror, a round trip ride to hell. A game about great atmosphere and gameplay forged by an innovative landmark technological force. Be wary of those who talk badly about it, be wary of those who diminish it. It might not be a perfect game, it might not be the Doom 3 that everyone expected, but it will worth it in the end.    … Expand
  18. Alvokun
    Mar 24, 2017
    9
    Although imperfect, Doom 3 is definitely a worth playing first-person shooter.

    I would probably give it an 8 if it were not for the fact that this edition includes the first two original games, which I had not played entirely until now. And those two do deserve a 9.

    I spent about 116 hours playing the three games, so it is a complete and enjoyable pack if you like the genre.
  19. The_only_Drobot
    Sep 2, 2021
    8
    A very fun horror-shooter that, while not really feeling like the other doom games gameplaywise, manages to entertain, scare, and put you on edge. The boss fights can be challenging, and reloading adds another layer of tactical thinking to the experience which you don't have in the other games (even though I don't miss it in Eternal)

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Mixed or average reviews - based on 16 Critic Reviews

Critic score distribution:
  1. Positive: 5 out of 16
  2. Mixed: 11 out of 16
  3. Negative: 0 out of 16
  1. Thunderbolt
    Jan 7, 2013
    50
    Had care and attention been given to those (not to mention some reworked visuals), it would've made for a far more compelling package instead of two classics saddled with three duds.
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  2. Official PlayStation Magazine Benelux
    Dec 4, 2012
    65
    One thing that won't drive you crazy any more is your flash light. In the original Doom 3 you had to choose. Do you want to shoot your gun? Or do you want to see where you are shooting. Sure, it added to the suspense, but in terms of gameplay it wasn't very practical. [December 2012, p.85]
  3. Play UK
    Nov 30, 2012
    69
    It's a shame that the main attraction - Doom 3 in HD with its add-ons - is (still) such a let-down. [Issue#225, p.79]
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