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The shareware version contains the entire first episode of the game, Knee-Deep in the Dead.

NOTE: This game has a native Windows version but it is recommended to use a third-party source port (see the links section below).

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Description (by id Software)

You're a space marine armed with a mere pistol. Your mission is to locate more substantial firepower, blow your way through an onslaught of undead marines and mutant demons from hell, and navigate yourself off a radioactive moon base. In order to survive, not only do you have to make it through the first 27 blood-splattered levels of Doom, you also have to get through nine more incredibly tough expert levels in the all-new episode 'Thy Flesh Consumed.'

Cheats (by VGTips.com)

Type in these codes one letter at a time during the game to cheat:

IDBEHOLD then A gives you the area map
IDBEHOLD then I makes you invisible
IDBEHOLD then L gives you the nightvision goggles
IDBEHOLD then R gives you radiation suit
IDBEHOLD then S turns on berserker
IDBEHOLD then V makes you invincible
IDCHOPPERS gives you the Chainsaw!
IDCLEV##: level warp (first # is episode 1-3, second # is level 1-9)
IDDQD: toggle God mode
IDDT: shows entire map (type while in map view), type again to show monsters/items, a third time goes back to normal
IDKFA: gives you all weapons, keys and ammo
IDMYPOS: gives your coordinates (x,y)
IDSPISPOPD: turns clipping off (walk through walls)

Game links

• Roland SC-55 Music Packs (HQ music for source ports) tip
• The Adventures of Square (Doom engine game)
• Chocolate Doom (Doom engine cross-platform port) tip
• Roland ED SC-D70 Music Packs (HQ music for source ports) tip
• Doomworldtip
• Crispy Doom (cross-platform Doom port) tip

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Before gamers look at this title and pawn it off as another Doom remake, they should read through this article and take a look at the screen shots. Doom 64 isn't the same Doom that came to the PC so long ago-well at least not in sound, graphics or level design.

The story goes down like this: In Doom II the big, bad space Marine who gamers control destroyed everything that even had a hint of being demonic...or so he thought

The problem was that one of the Archviles was still barely alive. Even though the demon didn't seem to have much of a chance of surviving with the many bullet holes in its gut, somehow the fiend lived.

The only enemy left this particular Archvile, healed and slowly started resurrecting its demon pals. Since the healing process wasn't quite finished, its resurrecting powers mutated the enemies when they came back from hell (hence the new look). Now it's time to get killing once again.

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Some of the new features in Doom 64 include: completely new level design, new characters, revamped characters and a whole lot more. Overall, Doom 64 is quite incredible.

Gamers may be wondering if the screens they've seen from Doom 64 are actual game shots or just renders. We saw this title firsthand, and we're happy to say that the game actually looks as good as the screen shots.

This is no surprise considering Doom 64 uses all of the new features offered by the Nintendo 64 hardware (like antialiasing and bi/trilinear filtering). Remember to take a look at the backgrounds while playing the game. Most are animated and add a whole new dimension to the game.

One of the new bad guys who shows up is the Nightmare Imp. This one is similar to the regular imp. However, the Nightmare Imp shoots blue fireballs, is almost invisible and is more powerful-or at least 'smarter.' Gamers will find plenty of enemies in the 30+ levels in the game, each with their own motif.

With all of these new enemies, a hefty arsenal of weapons helps. All of the same weapons that appeared in Doom II have made the trip to Doom 64. There is at least one new weapon in Doom 64. We're unable to show this new weapon, though, since it wasn't quite done at press time.

The N64 analog controller really comes in handy with a game like this. Since Doom 64 allows gamers to configure the controller how they want, figuring out what button does what is no problem.

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All of the new features obviously couldn't have come together without a team of talented game makers behind them. There was a total of eight people working on this project at the Midway offices.

Doom 64 has everything that made the original Doom as popular as it was. It also has so much added that gamers won't be able to just say that 'it's just another Doom clone.' The game isn't final, but more than likely any fan of a good shooter will like Doom 64.

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