DOOM Classic
$2.99
Current Rank:
#524
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- Category:
- Games
- Release Date:
- Oct 31, 2009
- Homepage:
- http://www.idsoftware....
- Publisher:
- id Software
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Critical Acclaim for DOOM Classic:
"Best of 2009" Top 10 Game, iTunes Rewind
“For shooter alumni, this version of DOOM on the iPhone is a flawless reminder of why it's considered among the best of all time.” Slide To Play
“…another stellar effort in retro FPS gaming from id.” TouchGen.com
Welcome to Hell! Prepare to relive the First Person Shooter that defined a generation with the legendary original DOOM - now on the iPhone. As a space marine stationed on the planet Mars, you are all that stands between the armies of Hell and their invasion of planet Earth!
DOOM Classic includes the original three episodes as well as Episode Four, Thy Flesh Consumed, spread across 36 levels of non-stop carnage and action.
Choose from customizable control schemes, all designed by id Software co-founder and industry legend, John Carmack. Wield unforgettable weapons like the Chainsaw and the BFG 9000 while fighting through notorious monsters like the Imp, Cacodemon, and Hell Knight!
In DOOM Classic, multiplayer action is reborn! With a wireless connection, battle up to four players in Deathmatch mode, or work together cooperatively and fight back against the demons of Hell.
Features:
•Play the legendary first person shooter, DOOM, with an iPhone or iPod Touch.
•Fight through 36 missions in four action-packed episodes: Knee-Deep in the Dead, Shores of Hell, Inferno, and Thy Flesh Consumed
•Experience DOOM multiplayer on your mobile device, including Deathmatch and Cooperative play for up to four players via wireless internet.
•Choose from three different control types and customize the interface to suit your style
•Explore the depths of Mars while utilizing the topdown map to help you explore and save your game on the fly.
•Listen to the original soundtrack or disable it and use your own iPod music
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If there was a list of things that I never expected to be talking about today, [ Free ] getting an update would probably be right near the top. But that’s just what has happened as MachineWorks has issued a new update for 3D Realms' classic first-person shooter that looks to address the long-derided virtual controls in the game. For a quick backstory, Duke Nukem 3D launched in the App Store way back in August of 2009. Id Software’s Wolfenstein 3D [$1.99 / Free ] had hit iOS several months earlier and received critical acclaim, mostly centered around how well their controls worked. With a Doom [ $4.99 ] iOS port also on the horizon, having Duke Nukem on my iPhone seemed like the greatest news in history for a long-time FPS fan like me. However, the initial version of Duke had possibly the worst controls I’ve ever encountered. I mean
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I love the App Store. On a single platform, I can draw from a well of my favorite classics like Doom [ $4.99 ], and try out thousands games like N.O.V.A. 3 [ $6.99 ] that take their inspiration from popular console and PC games but offer an experience tailor-made for tablets and smartphones. But what I enjoy most about the App Store is the chance to drop a buck or two on quirky titles you don't see on any other platform. Take Rocket Fox [ Free ], for example, a new puzzle/platformer game starring a fox named Guy who loves fireworks. He loves them so much that he's not content to admire them from afar like your average Fourth-of-July party-goer. No, Guy likes to hop aboard rockets before they blast off and ride them skyward. Of course, what goes up must come down, and that's where you come in. Each
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Rockstar is running a holiday promotion through December 29th that cuts the price of GTA III by 40% to $2.99. But, that isnt the only deal going on, a ton of developers are running sales through the holiday inlcuding the previously reported EA-catalogue $.99 sale. Notable Deals: And the list goes on and on. Check to see if your favorite developers their apps on sale before the App Store freeze today and report your findings in the comments and we'll update the list accordingly. Looks like those iTunes gift cards stuffed in everyones stockings could go a long way this holiday season.
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„Doom“ sei heute vor allem von historisch-wissenschaftlichem Interesse. Dies zeige sich schon daran, dass das Spiel heute als eines der zehn wichtigsten Computerspiele aller Zeiten gelte. Es diene damit der Kunst und Wissenschaft. Die BPjM-Entscheidung, “Doom” aus der Liste der jugendgefährdenden Medien zu streichen, ist durchaus lesenswert. Unteranderem deshalb, weil es das PDF schafft, gleichzeitig Schmunzeln und Verzweiflung zu erzeugen. Trotzdem bleibt DOOM Classic weiterhin dem deutschen App Store vorenthalten. Ob sich daran kurzfristig etwas ändert, konnte mir weder id Software noch sein deutscher Publisher auf explizite Nachfrage verraten. Schade, weil insbesondere die letzten Updates mit iPad-Support und Retina-Auflösung den Klassiker (US-Link) einen großen Sprung nach vorne brachten. Als nette ‘Entschädigung’ steht der Quellcode in Version 2.1 zum Gratis-Download.
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posted by Trey Trawick on Thursday, September 8, 2011 at 9:29 pm. id Software has open sourced the code for their iOS titles and If you’re a developer, feel free to poke around, but keep in mind that no art or assets are included, so you won’t be able to compile it into a working game without a bit of hunting around. id Software has also issued updates to both games, bringing iPad and Retina support, re-mastered audio, improved frame rate, and more. id Software is one of the founding fathers of the first person shooter genre, and it’s awesome to see them continuing to support the FOSS ideology.
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Neat! id Software’s parent company, ZeniMax Media, just won an important appeal for the Doom franchise in Germany. According to an official post on the Bethesda blog, Doom and Doom II have been de-listed by the Department for Media Harmful to Young Persons following some smart court action. This will undoubtedly pave the way for unedited versions of the PC games to hit the country and, hey, presumably even an App Store release or two if things swing our way. For you score keepers out there, id Software has released three games in the franchise on the US App Store so far: Doom Classic [$6.99], [$4.99], and [$6.99]. The two older games now are 16+ games which means, essentially, that they can actually be sold without substantial edits. Before, the original titles obviously couldn’t without restrictions. Anecdotally, this rating change comes on the heels of Epic Games' Gears of War 3 grabbing an 18+ rating
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QuakeCon 2011 doesn’t have a whole lot in store for id Software’s mobile fans. The studio's focus is squarely sitting on the promotion of , which is hitting this fall. Even in past years the show has been more about the ‘big’ titles as opposed to the ‘small’ mobiles ones, but we thought you should check out the opening keynote from designer John Carmack anyway, which has been graciously uploaded to YouTube. Carmack speaks with a totally unique voice. Not only is the dude brilliant and articulate, he’s a visionary in the games design and technology field. What he says matters and what he does has mattered to mobile audiences in the past; we wouldn’t have, say, [$1.99] or [$1.99], if there wasn’t a John Carmack. We also wouldn’t even know what DOOM was if not for him and his team of pioneers. Anyway, here's the video: The keynote is over
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...iTunes (Apps): DOOM Classic - id Software http://bit.ly/nWdV52...
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id Software has tinkered with the price of DOOM Classic [$1.99] more than ten or so times since its release in mid-2009, but it hasn’t thrown in an update or tweak… until now. I’m still kinda stunned that the studio even bothered considering the age of this iteration of the shooter, but I’m also pretty jazzed about version 2.0, which adds retina support, universal support, a new menu layout, and a few “minor bug fixes.” On the other hand, it's also applied the same update pass on Wolfenstein 3D: Classic Platinum [$.99]. Wolfenstein, as I'm sure many of you noticed, has been updated several times in the past, unlike DOOM. Another bit of good news regarding these titles: both are now much cheaper. DOOM Classic’s price is now down from $6.99 to just $1.99, while Wolfenstein's is now just $.99 from $1.99. That's a total of, like, six or so dollars worth of
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1 Feb 2011 alle 19:49 ManiacDev.com ha stilato un’interessantissima lista di applicazioni gratuite disponibili in AppStore, per le quali gli sviluppatori hanno rilasciato anche il codice sorgente. Potranno quindi essere utili agli utenti ma soprattutto agli sviluppatori per prendere spunti, o visualizzare il codice di particolari funzioni da aggiungere nella propria applicazione. Ecco la lista: Fatene buon uso (:
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by Apple’s iPhone may mark a second golden age of computer gaming for a lot of reasons. The open marketplace means anyone can create a game; from major companies to just a couple of talented people in a garage. The result is a new boom in innovation, the likes of which we haven’t seen in about 20 years. Even with all the potential for innovation, maybe you still want to relive that first golden age of gaming. If you’re excited for how new tech can update the classics, then this list is for you: 10 of the greatest, most influential, straight-up classic computer games ever made, all available on and completely remastered for Apple’s handset, and in most cases also playable on the iPod touch and iPad. There are so many phenomenal PC game ports for the iPhone that we had a hard time narrowing it down to just 10. We
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Last week during the QuakeCon keynote address, John Carmack pulled an iPhone 4 out of his pocket and shocked the audience by showing a demo of id Software's next game, Rage, running on the device. Set in a post-apocalyptic world, Rage will have elements of racing games and first person shooters. There's also said to be RPG elements in the game as well, making it sound similar to both the Fallout series and Borderlands. Information is still limited as the game isn't slated to launch until 2011, but either way the following demonstration is beyond impressive: We've spoken at length with John Carmack in the past, where he's mentioned potential upcoming id Software titles such as Doom 2, Quake Classic, and the rest of the id back catalog coming to the App Store. Wondering what the state of all these projects were, we once again pow wowed with Carmack to see
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...Classic et Doom Resurrection pour iPhone à 1,59€ jusqu'à dimanche : http://bit.ly/8wP16t...
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QuakeCon is going down this weekend in Dallas, Texas -- the annual celebration of everything id Software (makers of Quake and Doom, among a few other classic PC titles) features tournaments and panels on some of the hottest PC games around. But there's already been one big Apple announcement: John Carmack has demonstrated id's newest game, Rage, running at a full 60 frames per second on the iPhone. We first heard of this game at QuakeCon a couple of years ago, and Carmack has always said that making sure it ran on the Mac would be a priority, but it looks like he's delivered the goods. The demo was run on an iPhone 4, but Carmack said it worked great on the iPad as well. Carmack said the iPhone version would be out sometime this year, before the full version of Rage arrives on consoles and PC. Oh, and icing on
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QuakeCon 2010 is a free four day gaming festival that takes place down in Dallas, TX every year. QuakeCon is host to a massive LAN as gamers from all over bring their PC's to come play games locally, see the latest software and hardware from various vendors, and compete in various tournaments. I've never been able to make it to the event, but it's always been high on my to do list as friends of mine who go every year routinely rave about what an awesome time QuakeCon is. ...But just because we're not in Texas this weekend doesn't mean we're missing out on all the QuakeCon festivities, as to celebrate the event id Software has significantly dropped the price of all of their iPhone games. These games are all worth owning, and highly recommended. DOOM Resurrection, $6.99 → $1.99 - Everything that is awesome about a modern Doom game applied
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January 5th, 2010 James Isabel Just in case you’ve somehow missed our very cool and awesome Top 50 iPhone Games 2009 features over the holiday weekend, here’s the full list again. Also, for the first time ever we’re officially announcing that VOTING will open at lunch today for YOUR Favorite Game of 2009 which can win you TONS of cool prizes! Pocket God Avatar Backbreaker Football Hook Champ Jet Car Stunts F.A.S.T. F.A.S.T. We discuss how the voting system goes down, the standing New Year’s $20 iTunes Giftcard giveaway and what’s this spankin new Platinum, Gold, Silver and Bronze medals the site will be handing to games from here on out? People’s App Choice Awards 2009 + New Medals! We’ll unwrap more details once the voting goes live later in the day. Pretty much YOU pick among the 50 (+10 FREE) games we listed on which one you’d like to be
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For the next 20 on the list, we’ve gathered some of the best iPhone games from big house developers and publishers. Please note that we’re trying to categorize the list by 10 and that other big developers’ game may appear on other categories such as appearing on The Usual Suspects list. JAMES CAMERON’S AVATAR, a movie tie in that’s as glorious and beautiful as the movie (opinion YMMV). This game isn’t just a platformer (Chapter 6 becomes open world O_O), it’s an iPhone adventure game for the ages! HOMERUN BATTLE 3D (Former BASEBALL SLUGGER), oh boy! Frankly the first solid implementation of online multiplayer where players across the globe face off and “out homerun” each other. This game set the bar high for future games which they delivered.. INOTIA: A WANDERER OF LUONE, the original Chronicles of Inotia was good but was not best. It turns out they’ve saved everything including
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Published: December 31, 2009 Comment Welcome to the TouchGen Awards, where we honour the best games that the AppStore offered up to us in 2009. Around this time it’s common for game sites such as ours, to look back through the past year and highlight the best of the best games we’ve played. We have narrowed them down to the following categories and highlighted five of the best in each, and from that picked a winner and runner-up… So without further ado, here are our picks of 2009. If you wish to checkout the game on iTunes, simply click on it’s icon Galaxy on fire Terminator Salvation Gangstar DOOM Resurrection NOVA A close contest here between the godfathers of first person action ‘id’ with DOOM Resurrection, FISHLABS and their epic space battles of Galaxy on fire, and Gameloft with a tri-offering of sandbox running and gunning with Gangstar, solid
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As the year comes to a close, we were blessed with a good amount of retro titles from the AppStore. Some of which were garbage retreaded, others were masterpieces. As you know I am the oldest of the bunch here at a young 37. I have played some of remixed titles in their glory days for sure. Either in a pizza joint or a three story arcade, it was there I cut my teeth on the classics. Have I known how addicting those were back then I could have saved up a boatload of quarters and bought myself something useful like a home console, whatever was the latest at the time. Even through college I tend to take a “study” break and play some vids. And again as a married man, with two girls, I still play these games in any form they come. Lately it’s my iPhone being plugged in
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id Software has always been known for their violent and gory shooters, but they apparently have a softer side which they have decided to show off during the holidays by placing their entire iPhone and iPod touch lineup of games on sale for a limited time. What could possibly be better than blasting Nazis and demons from Hell for cheap during the holidays? The games included in the promotion are: Doom Classic ($6.99 -> $2.99): The classic game of Doom ported to the iPhone and iPod touch with customizable controls. Doom Classic includes 36 levels, the game’s original soundtrack and weapons, and local four-player multiplayer via Wi-Fi. Doom Resurrection ($6.99 -> $1.99): A first-person on-rails shooter set in the Doom universe that features an all-new story that runs parallel to the original’s. The game features accelerometer and touch controls, eight campaign levels, four levels of difficulty, challenge mode with 40 challenges,
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By Chad Garrett, Thursday, Nov 26, 2009 | Today’s TiPb Top 5 will be directed towards our iPhone and iPod touch wielding readers who love First-Person Shooting (FPS) games. Just like our other TiPb’s top 5 must-have posts, all of these applications are available in the App Store. For the full overview, follow us after the break! Wanna kick it old, old school? Wolfenstein 3D (Wolf3D) started it all. What is great about this version of the game is that you get A LOT of levels. You get episodes 1-6 plus the Spear of Destiny add-on pack for a total of more than 60 levels. Wolf3D has customizable controls and a super-fast framerate. This is a great version of the original and a bargain price. [$1.99 - iTunes Link] Ah, DOOM — one of my all time favorites. The iPhone version is top-notch. Fast and fun. The controls have been tweaked a
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...UK Top Paid iPhone Apps: #8 DOOM Classic (£3.99) #Games - iTunes: http://sli.ms/ob - http://appsaurus.com...
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Everyone knows what Doom is. Everyone. This game basically made FPS games what they are today. It is known as the grandfather of the FPS phenomenon and is regularly claimed to be the the reason the genre is accepted by the mainstream gaming culture. The game featured network play, 3D environments and the ability to customize files on PC. While you can't edit files and create custom content, the game in its entirety has been brought to the iPhone in its classic form. Once again fans of the series can pop on their spike knuckles and whomp on some monsters. The control are surprisingly fluid and never got in the way of gameplay. This definitely felt like a trip to the past as I splattered monster guts on the floor with my shotgun. There is also multiplayer with up to 4 players via wifi which makes for some fun times as
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...UK Top Paid iPhone Apps: #6 DOOM Classic (£3.99) #Games - iTunes: http://sli.ms/X - http://appsaurus.com...
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Doom Classic brings the ancient, pixelated first-person shooter to the iPhone. Welcome to today's episode of Recycling Old PC Games for Fun and Profit. Our first contestant: Doom Classic, the first-person shooter that spawned a thousand imitators, several hundred ports, and one horrendous movie. Next up: Command & Conquer Red Alert, the real-time strategy classic responsible for a massive drop in global productivity. In my youth I was a tremendous fan of both games, so it stands to reason that I'd welcome them to my iPhone. However, neither is getting a permanent home. Let's start with Doom. While id Software's official port offers a pixel-perfect recreation, the game is 16 years old--and it shows. Indeed, juxtaposed with Doom Resurrection, a made-for-iPhone game with 21st century graphics, Doom Classic looks positively ancient. It plays that way, too: You can't even jump. Part of this is personal bias: I don't think FPS games
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...UK Top Paid iPhone Apps: #7 DOOM Classic (£3.99) #Games - iTunes: http://sli.ms/X - http://appsaurus.com...
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id Software's John Carmack posted new notes about the development of Doom Classic for the iPhone as well as providing some control tips and notes about future products. First, he provides a few tips for Doom Classic: Carmack reports that they do plan on supporting Doom Classic with further updates, but don't plan on making a Lite version. While he will be stepping back from direct iPhone development in the near future, he will put some time into working out a good touch interface for the upcoming Quake Classic for the iPhone. Meanwhile, work on an iPhone specific version of Doom 2 RPG is already underway, and if its well received, they will probably bring over Orcs & Elves as well. Carmack also reveals that he was initially excited about the possibility of Doom multiplayer over 3G, but after some testing of ping times, he decided on "local link networking only."
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...App: DOOM Classic - http://bit.ly/2aW95V...
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By Jeremy Sikora, Tuesday, Nov 3, 2009 | Id Software has released the Godfather of all first person shooters, Doom Classic. [$6.99 - iTunes Link] The game has been ported nicely while including a completely new episode not found in the original along with a few other extras sprinkled in for your gaming pleasure. After spending some time with Doom Classic it’s safe to say that FPS fans should enjoy this classic action.
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...the start screen you have links to the main options, such as ‘New Game’, ‘Options’ and ‘Multiplayer’. This is laid out in a touch frie...
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I think it’s safe to say that the casual gaming market is developing quite nicely on the iPhone, but with the release Doom Classic and C&C Red Alert , the platform is also starting to branch into more “serious” gaming territory. As an avid PC gamer it’s a change I definitely welcome, but I’ll be curious to find out how these big name titles will fare with the pricing levels and expectations of the iPhone world. You may or may not have heard of Doom. It’s a legendary first person shooter (FPS) pitting a lone space marine against all the demons of hell. Doom has been re-released on various platforms over the last two decades, and it’s now on the iPhone with a decent set of controls and, most importantly, four-player local wi-fi multiplayer. Doom was the first network multiplayer game I ever played, and even though it’s 10,000 years old
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...the just released official Doom iPhone app from id Software with oversight by John Carmack himself http://tr.im/DWBx...
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The timing was perfect as the long awaited DOOM title has finally been released. Those of you that were lucky enough to get it when it first hit the market were treated to a great Halloween weekend of one of the most anticipated titles yet for the iPhone games applications. For only $6.99, you are getting a lot of entertainment for your dollar. The 3 original episodes of DOOM are all included and they have added an original 4th episode, Thy Flesh Consumed. First person shooter games are always a blast to get through and with 36 challenging levels, this one is going to keep you busy on the train ride into work for quite some time. It should only be a matter of time before DOOM 2 finds its way onto the apps page and after working the bugs out on this one, it should only get better. Marvel has
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This past weekend was a big one for the App Store, with a number of major releases. In case you missed it, here are a couple that we already covered, and a couple we haven't had a chance yet to get into detail. SteinOveHelset Member PM this user Ball-Boom is a funny game, suitable for all ages. The point in this game is to pop all the balloons before they reach the top. The game starts with only one balloon, and the number of balloons is increasing at the same time as the level. When you reach level two, there is two ballons. Level three, there is three balloons etc. You start with three lives, and if you loose one you are able to gain more extra lives. But the maximum number of extra lives is three. You can post your score at OpenFeint and share it on Facebook and Twitter.
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Just when we talked about Platinum update for Wolfenstein 3D, another first person shooter classic has hit the AppStore. It’s Doom Classic, which you probably already know everything about. However, there may be some things you don’t know. For instance, you’ll care to learn that Doom Classic contains all three episodes of the original game along with a new episode called “Thy Flesh Consumed.” That’s 36 missions in total, enough to keep you entertained for quite some time. There are three control schemes, all of them customizable. Plus multiplayer works!!! That’s only over WiFi at the moment, but something tells me online mode will be added at some point in the future, as well. In a nutshell, it’s a must download for every nostalgic FPS fanatic. The price is $6.99 and the AppStore link is here. Dusan has been using smartphones since their introduction and is now following the latest trends
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...classic uit op de iphone \o/ http://www.iphoneclub.nl/app/336347946...
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...#doom for iPhone (http://bit.ly/2aW95V)...
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id Software’s highly anticipated iPhone and iPod touch remake of the classic MS-DOS game Doom has finally hit the App Store as Doom Classic, and it’s exactly as we remembered it. Just as in the original game, Doom Classic puts you in the shoes of a nameless marine who is Earth’s last line of defense against the armies of hell. Doom Classic includes Doom‘s original three episodes, Knee-Deep in the Dead, Shores of Hell, and Inferno, as well as episode four, Thy Flesh Consumed, which in total spans across 36 levels. All of Doom‘s original and unforgettable weapons are here as well, including the chainsaw, shotgun, and of course, the BFG 9000. The game also features the original soundtrack or the ability to listen to your own music. Just as promised, Doom Classic contains two different local multiplayer modes via Wi-Fi: Cooperative and Deathmatch. Both modes can be played with up to
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31 Oct 2009 alle 13:07 Produttore: idSoftware | Download Via: AppStore | Prezzo: 5,49€ La iDSoftware ha finalmente rilasciato Doom Classic in AppStore, il padre di tutti i First Person Shooter. Vestiremo i panni di un marine spaziale deportato su Marte per aver assalito un suo superiore, dopo che quest’ultimo gli aveva ordinato di sparare su alcuni civili disarmati. Costretto a lavorare per la Union Aerospace Corporation, il protagonista viene inviato ad indagare su un terribile incidente avvenuto in esperimenti militari sul teletrasporto tra le due lune Phobos e Deimos: intere orde di mostri avevano cominciato ad uscire dai portali per il teletrasporto, mentre l’intera luna di Deimos era sparita completamente. Tutto il personale residente su Phobos, inoltre, era stato trucidato o trasformato in zombie. Una volta arrivati all’installazione su Phobos il protagonista è lasciato all’esterno per mantenere le comunicazioni con Marte, mentre il resto della squadra entra nell’edificio. Presto però
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...Classic for #iPhone just got approved! If you're into old-school FPS games it's worth a look. http://bit.ly/24Zw84...
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...Megjelent iPhone-ra a Doom Classic, az eredeti játék, ráadásul még deathmatch is van benne. 7 dollár! http://bit.ly/2jRImh...
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...@iszenecom Doom Classic seit heute für $6.99 im amerikanischen AppStore - http://tinyurl.com/DoomClassic #iPhone #App...
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id Software's Doom Classic finally appeared in the App Store after a lengthy wait. John Carmack, himself, seems to have done most of the work in reviving this classic title for the iPhone. Doom Classic brings four episodes across 36 levels and revamps the control system to a touch-screen friendly system. Those familiar with the Wolfenstein 3D Classic controls will likely feel at home with the adapted Doom controls but there have been several upgrades to the system. Doom Classic offers 3 different control systems with the option of adding accelerometer strafing. These include: Each of the controls can be customized further by dragging and dropping them on the screen to the desired location. Notably, the sticks are now "floating" sticks by default that allow more freedom in where you place your fingers down. The #1 control option offers the benefit of simplicity, with a single stick for movement, though at
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...Classic is now out for the #iPhone - http://bit.ly/2JfHIW - Downloading now so I can relive the 90's...
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Id Software’s highly anticipated iPhone title, DOOM Classic [App Store, $6.99], is now available in the App Store. Ported from the original, DOOM Classic sports all three original episodes as well as the independently created fourth episode, Thy Flesh Consumed. Weighing in at 76.8MB, the game comes with a total of 36 levels from the original first person shooter. Additionally, DOOM Classic also supports wireless multiplayer (we presume over Bluetooth). Multiplayer comes in two flavors; co-op and deathmatch. Just in time for Halloween, too!
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Reviews
Nostalgia ftw
iOctober
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
:) my favorite game as a kid , ive only played a few muinets of this and I'm already In love with the controlls / interface . Great job !!
Doom!!
fisc3577
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
Great controls. Great game! I can't believe I'm playing this on my iPod! Brings back the days of my 486. Thank you id Software!!!
Quality
JHawkFan123
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
Once again, ID makes a quality game. It Ioads faster than games 1/4 it's size. The game hasn't crashed at all. It's a very high quality game like Wolfenstein. I remember playing Doom as a kid, and this is a great port. ID makes great games!
Buy it now!
Rotlex
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
Just buy it. Yes, it's as good as you remember. Thanks id. You guys are the best!
Still fun! Still kicks butt!
fonixland
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
I am really impressed with how quickly this game still grows on me! This is a wonderful return to one of the defining games of the FPS genre. The controls are very sensitive, but with a little practice, you'll pick it up fast. Well worth the money!
FINALLY!
Nate543
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
It's great. I don't see what the big complaint over the conrols are. If you've played the Wolfenstein app, this should be a breeze. Just a little faster on the movement.
Fix motion controls and it's a 5 Star Game
Ag3ntSm1th
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
Everything is great about the game, except for some random reason they removed the ability to turn via the accelerometer (available in Wolf3d) and only allow you to strafe with accelerometer controls. Once this is fixed then I'd recommend the game!
No Brainer
BOARDUMB
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
It's an official Doom running on your iPhone. What more could you possibly ask for? One of the greatest classics of all time, with great touch controls and even sharper graphics than the original. There's nothing more that can possibly said... it's freaking DOOM!!!
Amazing app... Must hAve
xGooDxDaYx
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
This is simply the funnest gAme released for 1994 pcs or the iPhone! Cannot wait to buy doom2!!
Now bring on DOOM II!
SHREDDER S47
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
Greatest app alive no doubt about it. But hurry up with the downloadable content for doom 2! And also, you should really do some promoting and bring this app to the top! Only one of my friends have it and I only see him about once a month. I know you said you were not going to include global multiplayer, but please just try it for a week or more just to test it out with the community. It might just work out pretty good!
Awesome, despite itself...
Delhux
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
Multiplayer via "wireless Internet" is completely misleading. Actually, I know they must know better, so I'll just say it's a lie. You can't play online, which is what "internet" implies. "WiFi local multiplayer" would be honest, but they chose not to be.
I'm convinced this proves FPS controls will never be "perfect" on a touch screen. Controls are decent, not great. The accelerometer for strafing helps, but can also do harm if you shift around while playing.
That said, it still gets 5-stars for Carmack's efforts to bring Doom to iPhone. I've been wanting this since my first generation iPhone.
Also, the controls are much better than most other iPhone FPS games--I just don't think the genre and platform compliment each other.
Seriously, though, 4 iPhones and a wireless router does not constitute the "Internet".
Game: win
Controls: draw
Description: fail
Time travel...
CrashTD
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
Wow, this is cool, fun to play, though it really makes you want the iPhone to have an analog stick. Tilt to strafe works pretty well, hard to not have free look. Still haven't figured out how to rocket jump.
And I just can't get over that nagging sense of Deja vu all over again from the first FPS that gave me "afterplay" in my head.
Awesome.
Awesome!
JMCPHX
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
Great port! Wish it was online multiplayer though.
Controls
Nick21013
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
Really good from what I've played. The controls need work though, a turn sensativity feature is much needed, it's hard to aim. But over all it's really fun, buy it!
Wow!!
The Big Sheep
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
I've been waiting for this to come out for months. It's everything I've hoped plus more. Awesome app!!!
The game that consumed my childhood...
larpen
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
...will now consume my time sitting on the john!
Great! But needs better save/load game management
Katikari
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
Needs better save/load game management/settings. Love how I just played for an hour, maxing out my weapons only for my kid bro playing it right after and clicking new game, thus losing my last saved game state where I was fully maxed out ready to take on a cyberdemon or two. Ugh. Besides that, it's Doom. And we all love Doom. Now tighten up the controls a bit more and bring on Doom II.
Dr. Shockalu
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
My productivity at work just went way down.
Too sensitive...
Moomoochen
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
There is no way to adjest the sensitive of turning.
There is no way to dodge fireball when using the first control..
Needs update!
Awesome game
Lyndon Lyndon
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
But I wish the controls had the option of sensitivity. It's a pain.
Rad tizzy fo shizzy
Tdizzle1014
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
Blah blah controls blah. You're playing doom on your iPhone an probably not doing your job so cheer up and give 5 stars after you bfg some fools.
Like waking up on Christmas morning.
Mageknight Sinclair
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
I've been waiting all year for this like every good little Doom fan, and Santa Carmack delivered. Thank you! The flaws are only minor, and probably already known, and I know more content and Internet-based multiplayer are on their way.
Update: just cleared all four episodes (and all four secret maps) on Hurt Me Plenty. Ultra-Violence, here we come!
Fantastic.
tennOtennO
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
To the people that write positive reviews and then give 2 stars: fix your reviews!
Great job, id. Don't have time right now to tell you everything I love about this, just the two things I'd like to see changed. I'd like to be able to make the weapon area the "fire button," instead of the "weapon switch button" (and put weapon switch somewhere else somehow).
Also, I think one of the default control setups should have forward+backward/turn on the left, and strafe on the right. If you don't put a config on there with the forward+backward/strafe control split up, people aren't going to know you can split it up. It was easier to split in Wolfenstein, BTW. Not sure what happened there.
Why complain?
Slyte_Malfunction
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
Okay, everyone complaining about controls is a moron. "Make it like Wolfenstein..." Has anyone heard of the Options menu? It has the EXACT SAME control option as Wolfenstein! And a completely new configuration! Sure, tilt now controls strafe, but I hated to use tilt to aim so I don't care, I just turn the tilt control off! Please people, give this guy some credit! He's the same guy that made Wolfenstein, don't you think he'd have all the same improvements here as in there? This guy knows what he's doing! And as for being able to make your own maps, it's coming. That feature in Wolfenstein is brand new, and he's probably been working on it for a while. Give this guy some respect! Yeah, if there is a legitimate problem, let him know or give him a suggestion of something that's cool and new, but he's well aware of the situation on controls already through Wolfenstein.
DOOM
BillyB123
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
SWEET!!!
Just in time for Halloween!
SantanaClaus89
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
Thanks ID and Mr. Carmack for bringing this to the iPhone!
Wow!
MacTommy75
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
Simply amazing! Now this brings back memories. If you love Doom, buy this now, don't wait, don't think about it, do it, NOW!
I feel like a kid again!
DEDMan
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
I bought on this game on 3 1/2 floppy disks, and played on my 486 33mhz, played for hours with my friends. Now I get to do it all again on my iPod. Well worth the 6.99, seeing I paid at $30 or more when I was kid.
Fantastic!!
JokerRulez
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
Wow. I've never seen Doom look so good!
What is truly unbelievable is, the controls actually work exceptionally well. What a breeze to play! Way to go Carmack, and id.
Buy it. Right now!
--JokerRulez
