june gloom on 13/8/2011 at 00:17
Quote Posted by sNeaksieGarrett
Saying some knock-off remake for the nintendo console is better than the original doom!? what blasphemy is this!?:wot: That's like saying The Matrix Reloaded is better than The Matrix. (Though Reloaded
was awesome. Bad analogy I know, but you get my point.)
You have officially lost the argument.
sNeaksieGarrett on 13/8/2011 at 00:43
k, Mr. I know better than you.
And before you think I don't know what doom 64 is, I am familiar with it and I know it's still doom but it's a departure from the original in many ways that I can't believe this arguement.
june gloom on 13/8/2011 at 00:51
You called it a knock-off remake when it is neither a knock-off nor a remake.
You called it a departure from the original. It is not. It's the same god damn game at its base level, just prettier and with different- some might say better- maps. (Okay, a few monsters are missing, but you can't tell me you miss the Archvile or the Revenant.)
I do know better than you. Try again.
Koki on 13/8/2011 at 06:22
Quote Posted by sNeaksieGarrett
Saying some knock-off remake for the nintendo console is better than the original doom!? what blasphemy is this!?:wot:
It's Renzatic
duuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuh
Renzatic on 13/8/2011 at 08:54
Quote Posted by sNeaksieGarrett
Saying some knock-off remake for the nintendo console is better than the original doom!? what blasphemy is this!?:wot: That's like saying The Matrix Reloaded is better than The Matrix. (Though Reloaded
was awesome. Bad analogy I know, but you get my point.)
Yup. I'm saying it. Know why? Cuz it's true.
Doom was awesome. Doom 64 was more awesome. Don't believe me? (
http://www.doomwadstation.com/doom64/index.html) Then try it out for yourself, and see if you don't agree.
Of course you'll be playing it 12+ years past its prime, which'll weaken its impact somewhat. But still...just play it.
Quote Posted by Koki
It's Renzatic
duuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuh
HERRRPPPPP DERRPPP DE DURP EH DURP EH DUR DARRR DARRR DARRR
TTK12G3 on 13/8/2011 at 15:12
I will always love the music of the original Unreal. I still have some of the tracks occasionally playing in my head to this day.
A favorite: (
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E6HWeEsjw5E) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E6HWeEsjw5E The part near the end where it speeds up is awesome.
sNeaksieGarrett on 13/8/2011 at 15:56
Quote Posted by dethtoll
You called it a knock-off remake when it is neither a knock-off nor a remake.
You called it a departure from the original. It is not. It's the same god damn game at its base level, just prettier and with different- some might say better- maps. (Okay, a few monsters are missing, but you can't tell me you miss the Archvile or the Revenant.)
I
do know better than you. Try again.
Fuck off troll. I HAVE played doom 64 before, you acted like I didn't know what it was. I just have a different opinion than yours, which apparently you can't handle. IT IS a mother f-ing "remake". Sure it's the same "base game", (even I already acknowledged that, and yet you ignored it), but it's different enough in the graphics and sound department.
@Renzatic:
Again, I HAVE played that. In fact, I've already downloaded that exact same thing, though I didn't play it all the way through.
Oh well, it's clear I've lost, but for me the original music will always be the best, if for nothing else than because I liked the kind of music better in that situation. If I had never played Doom 1 or 2 and only doom 64, then maybe i'd have a different opinion. I just don't feel like ambient tracks are as good, sure they might fit the situation better for a dark horror game, and I guess they make sense for doom 64 based on what they were going for, but otherwise no.
jaxa on 13/8/2011 at 16:13
Thief TDP, TMA, and TDS
Day of the Tentacle (best midi ever)
Commander Keen 4-6
Streets of SimCity (nigh unplayable, find the many tracks on YouTube)
Death Rally (free Windows port FTW: (
http://www.remedygames.com/games/deathrally) )
Age of Empires
Age of Empires II/Conquerors Expansion (each track mixed different civs)
Chex Quest (best game to ever come in a cereal box)
Journeyman Project 3
TES: Morrowind (a lot of people feel it gets repetitive, but I never had a problem. Oblivion was kinda boring in comparison though)
Shivers
Diablo 2 (Act III jungle tracks)
Duke Nukem II (a sidescroller)
june gloom on 13/8/2011 at 18:03
Quote Posted by sNeaksieGarrett
Fuck off troll.
Right, because disagreeing with you makes me a troll. I've heard that before, and it doesn't stop being funny.
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I HAVE played doom 64 before, you acted like I didn't know what it was.
You called it a knock-off remake. You don't know what it is.
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I just have a different opinion than yours, which apparently you can't handle.
That's hilarious considering how much you're freaking out here. Grow a thicker skin already.
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IT IS a mother f-ing "remake".
No it is not. It is a (
http://www.classicdoom.com/doomtext.htm#d64) sequel. Doom 3 is a remake. And anyway, what does it matter? It's Doom. It's the exact same fucking game. You grab guns, use those guns to slaughter monsters, grab keys, open doors. New textures and sprites aren't going to change that in any fashion.
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Sure it's the same "base game", (even I already acknowledged that, and yet you ignored it)
no you didn't
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but it's different enough in the graphics and sound department.
Irrelevant. Most of the sounds are from the PSX version of Doom, which is otherwise mostly identical to the PC version. The PSX version also adds colored lighting to many of the old PC maps. I guess that means it's a remake now, huh?
