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PostRe: Doom | PS4, Switch, PC & Xbone
by jawafour » Sun Sep 17, 2017 9:20 pm



Digital Foundry take a look at all of the versions of Doom :toot: .

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PostRe: Doom | PS4, Switch, PC & Xbone
by still » Sun Sep 17, 2017 9:26 pm

jawafour wrote:

Digital Foundry take a look at all of the versions of Doom :toot: .


Could not get past the presenter... Sorry!

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PostRe: Doom | PS4, Switch, PC & Xbone
by jawafour » Sun Sep 17, 2017 10:25 pm

still wrote:Could not get past the presenter... Sorry!

:shock: . I'm genuinely surprised, still... what didn't you like about him?

I've just watched the whole vid and really enjoyed it; it was great to take a look at each version and learn about some of the tech challenges that were faced. The presentation has made me want to go back and replay a few of these conversions.

Oh, and I had never heard this before - Doom music on a dot matrix printer. Just incredible!

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PostRe: Doom | PS4, Switch, PC & Xbone
by still » Mon Sep 18, 2017 7:25 am

jawafour wrote:
still wrote:Could not get past the presenter... Sorry!

:shock: . I'm genuinely surprised, still... what didn't you like about him?

I've just watched the whole vid and really enjoyed it; it was great to take a look at each version and learn about some of the tech challenges that were faced. The presentation has made me want to go back and replay a few of these conversions.

Oh, and I had never heard this before - Doom music on a dot matrix printer. Just incredible!


I think it was the silly little button beard!! Way too geeky for me...

That dot matrix printer thing is amazing though! Well found.

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PostRe: Doom | PS4, Switch, PC & Xbone
by Saint of Killers » Mon Sep 18, 2017 7:29 am

I like Linneman, too. Very knowledgeable and no annoying presenting habits. And you have to give any YT video which doesn't use jump cuts every other second a watch.

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PostRe: Doom | PS4, Switch, PC & Xbone
by LewisD » Mon Sep 18, 2017 11:51 am

jawafour wrote:
still wrote:Could not get past the presenter... Sorry!

:shock: . I'm genuinely surprised, still... what didn't you like about him?

I've just watched the whole vid and really enjoyed it; it was great to take a look at each version and learn about some of the tech challenges that were faced. The presentation has made me want to go back and replay a few of these conversions.

Oh, and I had never heard this before - Doom music on a dot matrix printer. Just incredible!


The floppy drive version is good too
EDIT: That printer version is supoib though..


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PostRe: Doom | PS4, Switch, PC & Xbone
by Jazzem » Mon Sep 18, 2017 12:38 pm

Saint of Killers wrote:I like Linneman, too. Very knowledgeable and no annoying presenting habits. And you have to give any YT video which doesn't use jump cuts every other second a watch.


Yeah he makes some of my favourite youtube content, goes in depth on technical qualities in games in a fascinating and approachable way. Loved this Doom video as I've done all his other DF Retro works.

He posts on GAF quite a lot and is receptive to feedback if that's anything, though understandably the poor guy gets frustrated with the awful comments Digital Foundry videos generally get. It's such an odd discrepancy of terrific videos + horrendous comments sections :/

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PostRe: Doom | PS4, Switch, PC & Xbone
by Photek » Mon Sep 18, 2017 1:41 pm

Doom on PS1 was the best version I played, Doom 64 was impressive at the time.

The video is excellent, DF Retro really is incredible, the Half-Life 2 was also brilliant.

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PostRe: Doom | PS4, Switch, PC & Xbone
by NickSCFC » Mon Sep 18, 2017 1:54 pm

I'd love DigitalFoundry to cover the Virtua Fighter series, each of the original 3 games were THE most technically advanced games when they came out in the arcades.

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PostRe: Doom | PS4, Switch, PC & Xbone
by The Watching Artist » Mon Sep 18, 2017 8:49 pm

still wrote:
jawafour wrote:
still wrote:Could not get past the presenter... Sorry!

:shock: . I'm genuinely surprised, still... what didn't you like about him?

I've just watched the whole vid and really enjoyed it; it was great to take a look at each version and learn about some of the tech challenges that were faced. The presentation has made me want to go back and replay a few of these conversions.

Oh, and I had never heard this before - Doom music on a dot matrix printer. Just incredible!


I think it was the silly little button beard!! Way too geeky for me...

I'm more perturbed by the saliva on his lip all the way through.

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PostRe: Doom | PS4, Switch, PC & Xbone
by still » Mon Sep 18, 2017 9:13 pm

The Watching Artist wrote:
still wrote:
jawafour wrote:
still wrote:Could not get past the presenter... Sorry!

:shock: . I'm genuinely surprised, still... what didn't you like about him?

I've just watched the whole vid and really enjoyed it; it was great to take a look at each version and learn about some of the tech challenges that were faced. The presentation has made me want to go back and replay a few of these conversions.

Oh, and I had never heard this before - Doom music on a dot matrix printer. Just incredible!


I think it was the silly little button beard!! Way too geeky for me...

I'm more perturbed by the saliva on his lip all the way through.


Didn't get as far as saliva - thank goodness!

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PostRe: Doom | PS4, Switch, PC & Xbone
by NickSCFC » Thu Sep 21, 2017 12:45 pm

Digital Foundry Switch analysis



Impressive, I really didn't think Switch was capable of graphics of that level.

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PostRe: Doom | PS4, Switch, PC & Xbone
by still » Thu Sep 21, 2017 12:52 pm

NickSCFC wrote:Digital Foundry Switch analysis



Impressive, I really didn't think Switch was capable of graphics of that level.


Strange, video has been taken down.

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PostRe: Doom | PS4, Switch, PC & Xbone
by Jenuall » Thu Sep 21, 2017 2:38 pm

Apparently it went up too early or something.

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PostRe: Doom | PS4, Switch, PC & Xbone
by Squinty » Thu Sep 21, 2017 2:41 pm

Didn't really expect it to be 60fps.

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PostRe: Doom | PS4, Switch, PC & Xbone
by jawafour » Thu Sep 21, 2017 3:33 pm

I'm conflicted.

+ Doom! On Switch! Totally yay!
- I have it on PS4
- So it'd be silly to buy it for, say, £45 on Switch... alongside some micro SD storage space
+ But it's Doom. It's essential!

ULTIMATE DREAM THAT WON'T HAPPEN: The Switch version includes pixel-perfect ports of the original Doom and Doom II.

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PostRe: Doom | PS4, Switch, PC & Xbone
by Jam-Master Jay » Thu Sep 21, 2017 5:00 pm

Some gameplay footage of the Switch version here from Gamespot

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PostRe: Doom | PS4, Switch, PC & Xbone
by Gemini73 » Thu Sep 21, 2017 6:09 pm

Listed as £49.99 on Amazon. That's a lot for a hugely downgraded version with features/modes missing.

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PostRe: Doom | PS4, Switch, PC & Xbone
by still » Thu Sep 21, 2017 6:29 pm

Jam-Master Jay wrote:Some gameplay footage of the Switch version here from Gamespot


Pretty damn impressive!

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PostRe: Doom | PS4, Switch, PC & Xbone
by Victor Mildew » Thu Sep 21, 2017 7:21 pm

That looks really good.

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