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Doom overview

Type:
Activeness
ESRB Rating:
Mature
Release Date:
12/10/1993
Developer:
id Software
Publisher:
id Software, GT Interactive

Released December 1993, Doom was i of the most stunning revolutions in PC gaming. Doom, like Wolfenstein 3D, is a 3D shooting game. Dissimilar Wolfenstein, Doom had support for both Single player and Multiplayer, allowing millions of players to challenge each other over phone lines.

Doom is and will be remembered every bit the outset fully recognized 3D game in the computer manufacture and has been awarded several awards, such as the Game of the Yr in 1994 past PC Magazine.

Organization Requirements:
Microsoft Windows – Apple – Linux

Doom 2 overview

Type:
Action
ESRB Rating:
Mature
Release Date:
09/30/1994
Developer:
id Software
Publisher:
GT Interactive

Doom II brought back the aforementioned excitement and joy of its predecessor with an even smoother game engine, new levels, new enemies and a new double barrel shotgun.

Similar Doom, Doom II offers Multiplayer support, but with a whole new set of maps and back up for new weapons.

System Requirements:
Microsoft Windows – Apple tree – Linux

Doom parameters

NETWORK PARAMETERS

When yous want to run a Network game, you use IPXSETUP.EXE, which is the device driver for DOOM2’s network manner. The parameters are as follows:

• -NODES
  starts DOOM2 as a network game and sets the number of players who are going to play. If yous don’t specify the number of nodes, the default is 2. -nodes <# of players>.
• -PORT
  sets the port to play DOOM2 Multiplayer on the network. By setting a different port, more one group of players can play DOOM2 on a single network. -port <# of the port>.

MODEM PARAMETERS

(MODEM PLAY)

When you want to play a modem or null-modem game, yous demand to run SERSETUP.EXE, which is the device driver for DOOM2’southward serial communications mode. The parameters are as follows:

• -Dial
  tells the program what number to dial, if you’re going to do the calling. -dial <phone number>.
• -ANSWER
  puts your modem into Answer mode and so someone can call yous and play DOOM2. -answer.
• -COM1, -COM2, -COM3, -COM4
  specifies what COM port your modem or series cable is using.
• -8250
  tells SERSETUP to set the UART to 8250. Just in example your 16550 UART is acting up at the college speed. -8250.
• -IRQ
  sets the IRQ for the COM port. -irq <irq number>.
• -PORT
  sets the COM I/O port that SERSETUP uses to communicate with your modem. To use hexadecimal, such as the number 0x3f8, you would type “-port 0x3f8” -port <port number>.
• -<#>
  sets the baud rate of your COM port, overriding the value in the MODEM.CFG if you’re running a modem game. Legal values are 9600, 14400, 38400, 57600. Case: -14400.

GENERAL PARAMETERS

These parameters can exist passed straight to DOOM II, or passed to IPXSETUP or SERSETUP, which then passes them to DOOM II.

• -LOADGAME
  allows you to beginning DOOM Ii from a specified save game. Instead of using the saved game name, enter the number that corresponds to the slot you lot saved the game to on the SAVE GAME screen (0-five).
• -loadgame
  <# of the game>.
• -DEATHMATCH
  starts DOOM II as a DeathMatch game. If you don’t enter DEATHMATCH as a command line parameter, DOOM II volition default to the Cooperative mode. -DeathMatch.
• -ALTDEATH
  specifies respawning items during DEATHMATCH. NOTE: Invulnerability and Invisibility do not respawn. -deathmatch -altdeath.
• -SKILL
  sets the skill level (1-5) you want to play. Only useful with -warp — see below. -skill # of skill level.
• -CONFIG
  allows yous to use your configuration file from any directory yous choose. This pick is primarily for diskless workstations that don’t have a C: drive to relieve config information to. You need to rename the default.cfg file created by the SETUP program to a directory and proper noun of your choosing to avoid conflicts. -config <pathname> ex. -config f:\DOOM2\information\myconfig.cfg.
• -NOMONSTERS
  allows yous to start playing with NO MONSTERS running around! Adept for DeathMatch where, really, the monsters only go in the way. Simply useful with -warp — see below. -nomonsters.
• -NOJOY
  Disables your joystick. -nojoy.
• -NOMOUSE
  Disables your mouse. -nomouse.
• -NOSOUND
  Turns off the sound while DOOM Ii is playing. -nosound.
• -NOMUSIC
  Turns off the music while DOOM Two is playing. -nomusic.
• -NOSFX
  Turns off special furnishings sounds (like monsters growling, guns firing, etc.) while DOOM II is playing. -nosfx.
• -PLAYDEMO
  runs a demo you lot’ve previously recorded, using -RECORD. -playdemo
  filename.
• -RECORD
  tells DOOM Two to record as a demo the game y’all are starting. Demo files will be saved every bit <filename>.lmp. -record <filename>.
• -MAXDEMO xxx
  If you want to record a demo bigger than 128 k, use this option. xxx volition be the size (in kilobytes) of the demo. case -MAXDEMO 1024 will tape a 1 megabyte demo. -record <filename> -maxdemo xxx.
• -RESPAWN
  tells DOOM II that, yes, y’all are Bad, and yes, you want all the monsters to respawn around eight seconds after you kill them. The NIGHTMARE skill level already does this. Notation that using -respawn and -nomonsters at the same time is a impaired thing to practise. Simply useful with -warp — see below. -respawn.
• -TURBO xxx
  gives you a speed boost. Great in DeathMatch! The value xxx can be from 0 to 250. The other player(s) will be notified of your speed increase! THIS IS CONSIDERED CHEATING IN SINGLE PLAYER MODE! -turbo 30.
• [email protected]>
  allows you to specify a Response file that DOOM II volition read additional command-line parameters. For example, typing ‘DOOM2 @MYPARMS’ volition tell DOOM II to await in the MYPARMS file for additional command-line parameters. The file format is 1 parameter per line with a carriage render to terminate the line. Each parameter is typed exactly as you would type information technology on the DOS control-line.
• -FAST
  makes the monsters movement and shoot upwardly to 3 times faster, just every bit if you were playing in Nightmare mode, but without the respawning. Only useful with -warp — see below. -fast.
• -TIMER # of minutes
  makes DOOM 2 exit the electric current level after the specified amount of minutes, when it goes to the intermission. This option is only useful in DeathMatch mode. -timer xxx.
• -WARP
  # of level
  
  starts DOOM II out right at the level y’all specify. For instance, to start at the first level, you’d type
  -warp one. The post-obit control-line parameters are ONLY bachelor while using the -WARP parameter: -fast, -nomonsters, -skill, -respawn. -warp xx.

An instance line for entering the above data would be:
DOOM2 -loadgame 3 -deathmatch -skill 4 -timer x

Ultimate Doom overview

Type:
Activeness
ESRB Rating:
Mature
Release Engagement:
04/30/1995
Developer:
id Software
Publisher:
id Software, GT Interactive

Ultimate Doom continues the Doom legend by offering the original 3 episodes and as an added bonus, Thy Flesh Consumed episode, which is a full of 36 levels.

Organisation Requirements:
Microsoft Windows – Apple – Linux

Concluding Doom overview

Type:
Activity
ESRB Rating:
Mature
Release Date:
04/31/1996
Programmer:
id Software
Publisher:
GT Interactive

Final Doom was released for Windows 95 users with support for higher graphic support and even more hard monsters.

Unfortunately, unless you lot are an avid Doom role player or have never played Doom in the by, Final Doom will seem like all of the predecessors as no new weapons have been added.

Arrangement Requirements:
Microsoft Windows – Apple – Linux

Cheats

The below passwords tin can be used in all versions of Doom.

• IDDQD
  – God Mode
• IDDT x1
  – All Map
• IDDT x2
  – All Map & Monsters
• IDKFA
  – All Ammo, Keys, And Weapons
• IDCLEV##
  – ##=Level Number
• IDCHOPPERS
  – Chainsaw
• IDBEHOLD
  – Menu
• –I–
  – Invisibility
• –V–
  – Invulnerability
• –South–
  – Berserker Pack
• –R–
  – Radiation Adapt
• –A–
  – Surface area Map
• –50–
  – Lite Amp
• IDCLIP
  – No Clipping Style – Walk Through Walls.

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