DOOM 3 Q&A, Previews [Sep 23, 2003, 10:09 am ET] – Share – Viewing Comments
There's another DOOM
3 Q&A on GameArena talking with id Software's Tim Willits and Todd
Hollenshead at the Activision Activate conference in Asia. Likewise, GameArena's
DOOM 3 Preview is also online, GameSpy.com's
DOOM 3 Preview has been posted, and there are DOOM
3 Single-Player Impressions on GameSpot where they also recap their session
with the upcoming shooter remake as shown off by Willits and Hollenshead. They
offer impressions of the gameplay and the atmosphere created by the new game
engine, both of which can be found in this quote:
The flashlight is present in both single-player and multiplayer modes. It serves as an exploration tool that realistically cuts through shadows, and it also serves as a last-ditch-effort melee weapon. But if you have your flashlight in hand, you don't have any kind of decent weapon equipped. This point was driven home by the sudden appearance of another zombie, who leaped from the shadows of the heretofore strangely quiet hallway. As we dodged away from it, we watched as it lunged for us and closed its arms around thin air in a failed attempt to grab us before we blasted it. We also came to a short stairway. At the top of the stairs was a heavyset zombie who noted our presence. He then grabbed a nearby barrel and hurled it at us. We dodged the barrel, but it tumbled off to the side, and the sound of it crashing to the ground reverberated realistically around us.Also, IGN quotes unnamed sources in reporting that "progressive metal band Tool is doing an original song for Doom 3." Update: There is yet another DOOM 3 preview on Eurogamer (thanks Frans).
yeah, I would prefer NIN MUCH more!
Tool might be good or something, but they are just a normal band compared to TR; if they make a song for D3 then it will be just that: a song - would TR contribute it would be a soundtrack, as he would create something outstanding in the pace of the game, and it would not be necessarily a NIN song - see his great Quake OST, his moody "knocking and scratching" fitted perfectly into the game; something I never thought of the Quake 2 OST (which I disabled)...
Damn TR for abandoning D3!
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Tool might be good or something, but they are just a normal band compared to TR; if they make a song for D3 then it will be just that: a song - would TR contribute it would be a soundtrack, as he would create something outstanding in the pace of the game, and it would not be necessarily a NIN song - see his great Quake OST, his moody "knocking and scratching" fitted perfectly into the game; something I never thought of the Quake 2 OST (which I disabled)...
Damn TR for abandoning D3!
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everyone who finds a spelling error can keep it and use it as a base for his own errors
Edit: now I found at least one...
This comment was edited on Sep 23, 15:00.
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