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	Doom clone - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		As evidenced by how frequently the terms have been used on Usenet, "Doom clone" was more common than "first-person shooter" until the late 1990s.
		Doom clone is a term used to refer to a computer game with similar gameplay as the 1993 first-person shooter Doom.
		However, "Doom clones" was the more common term until the late 1990s, and is still used occasionally, mainly in reference to early first-person shooters.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Doom_clone (390 words)

	Doctor Doom (o)
		Von Doom proceeded to use the device, hoping it would enable him to communicate with his dead mother whose spirit, he believed, was trapped in some hellish netherworld.
		Doom’s consciousness once again inhabits its original body, which has been reconstructed, and is exactly as it was before it was destroyed in the Surfer-Terrax battle.
		Doom is currently engaged in a guerilla war with Dr. Doom II (Kristoff von Doom).
	www.norse-man.net /Marvel/Char-D/DoctorDoom.htm (1473 words)

	Doom 64 Game Review for Nintendo 64 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Doom 64 is, to put it as bluntly as I can, a waste of money to rent.
		It might be faithful to the old Doom engine in a sort of nostalgic way, except that so much else has changed.
		This is the one part of Doom 64 that I really liked, and it gives me hope that Quake 64 will be able to have a nice soundtrack even without the redbook audio.
	www.homestead.com /rhinoxsis/zGdoom64.html (873 words)

	Victor von Doom II (clone, Fantastic Four character)
		Doom introduced the clone to the rest of the Fantastic Four as his son, to whom he would soon hand over the command of Latveria.
		Doom then crowned his clone the next monarch of Latveria, but Zorba, leader of the Latverian underground rebellion, rushed in and announced that Victor von Doom II was actually the clone of Doom.
		Lacking Doom's hatred and insanity, the clone was appalled at his machinations to manipulate his subjects and the rest of the world.
	www.marvunapp.com /Appendix/doomvictorclone.htm (1410 words)

	chaotic n-space network
		Many believe that it is merely another DOOM clone; at one time it was even rumored that Dark Forces used code from DOOM, although this rumor proved to be groundless.
		Unlike DOOM and most of its clones, however, Dark Forces allows multiple overlapping stories in its architecture; this is accomplished by stacking two dimensional maps upon each other.
		Probably one of the most distinctive elements of the DOOM clones and, of course, DOOM itself, was their lack of plot.
	www.cnspace.net /cge/darkforces/darkforces.html (2149 words)

	Recycling Bin 03 - Too Many Clones (Feb 1999)
		Doom, who in the late seventies attempted to pass off a clone of himself as his son and heir until the Fantastic Four revealed his subterfuge and did something that ended up killing the clone.
		Said clone appeared in a desperate tissue of panicky fabrication, a loathsome story arc based on the "Everything about your life is a LIE!" premise that good writers can work and poor writers use as a justification for clone-laden horrors that hurt readers and contribute to the growing insanity of mankind.
		Back before cloning became a topic of science fiction (and, eventually, bona fide science), bad stories could erase a death by postulating the substitution of a previously unknown twin.
	www.fortunecity.com /tatooine/niven/142/recycleb/rb03.html (1584 words)

	DOOM Download
		DOOM exceeded its predecessor in terms of popularity as well as critical reception and influence on the industry, and is today widely regarded as one of the most influential games of all time, laying a foundation for the popularity and further development of 3D action games during the rest of the 1990s.
		DOOM was and remains notorious for its high levels of violence, gore, and Satanic imagery, which have generated much controversy from a broad range of groups.
		DOOM prompted fears that the then-emerging virtual reality technology could be used to simulate extremely realistic killing and in 1994 led to unsuccessful attempts by Senator Phil Talmadge to introduce compulsory licensing of VR use.
	www.econtentos.com /doom-download.htm (3606 words)

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		Doom is unquestionably one of the most riviting and enjoyable computer romps to ever be invented.
		Doom was released over three years ago and has brought us other sequels like Ultimate Doom and Doom II.
		Missions and careers: In Doom you conquer the game level by level, and Final Doom gives the Doomites another 64 levels to conquer in addition to the thousands of levels that are available for free on the internet.
	www.thecomputershow.com /computershow/reviews/finaldoom.htm (802 words)

	Zorba (Dr. Doom foe)
		Doom fired an energy blast at Zorba, but when the prince led the Underground to aim their weapons at the castle, Doom appeased the crowd by assuring them that he would give up power at the upcoming coronation.
		Doom then returned to the Fantastic Four, revealed the conflict to be over and directed the Four to leave his country immediately.
		Doom never directly confirmed that he had killed Zorba, and his death was never shown, but there is really no good reason for Doom not to have killed him.
	www.marvunapp.com /Appendix/zorbalatveria.htm (1255 words)

	psDooM: DooM for Sys A's
		The resurrection denotes that the process on the machine never really went away; its Doom representation was only temporarily stopped from moving around.
		The reasoning behind this behavior was that "on very heavily-loaded machines, it is not uncommon for the OS to kill random processes." Unfortunately, the number of monsters in a given area must be depressingly small in order for them to avoid both intentional infighting and friendly fire.
		Only registered Doom, Ultimite Doom, and Doom 2 may use the custom levels, as they contain items and textures not in the shareware version.
	psdoom.sourceforge.net (1569 words)

	Doom Legacy - The Doom Legacy Project
		In the middle of 1997, we heard a rumour that the sources of DOOM would be released.
		We require the main DOOM.WAD or DOOM2.WAD, the executable is not needed since Legacy is a new DOOM exe.
		Doom Legacy features an beta version of 3Dfx and OpenGL modes, which is quite playable as it is now, although not finished.
	legacy.newdoom.com /legacy.php (863 words)

	PlanetNintendo - A Member of The GameSpy Network
		For any PC gamers who were aware of things in the early 90's, the idea of a DOOM clone probably brings back unwanted memories of faceless, blatantly derivative 2D first-person shooters clogging store shelves.
		Clones are, of course, common place, and always will be, so with the release of id's classic on the Game Boy Advance, it seems at least amusingly retro to also see a blatant retread of the demon-blasting shooter on the same system.
		It may be a blatant DOOM clone, but Dark Arena still manages to be a generally entertaining and mindless shooter.
	www.planetnintendo.com /features/gba/reviews/darkarena (755 words)

	Amiga Reviews: Gloom
		Anyway, a couple of years ago, Doom broke on to the PC scene — a game which single-handedly revolutionised the machine.
		Doom has been converted to most platforms, though not the Amiga, and in the past two years the race has been on to produce a 3D-engine which can handle both the necessary pace and graphic detail to satisfy Amiga gamers everywhere.
		Well, ever since Doom took the PC by storm, Amiga-owners everywhere have been looking forward to seeing a similar-style game for our machine.
	amigareviews.classicgaming.gamespy.com /gloom.htm (1320 words)

	GameSpy.com - Article
		This was never more apparent than with DOOM, and by late 1994 the term "DOOM clone" was already well-entrenched in the popular gaming vernacular.
		Frags' Take: Descent was inexplicably compared to DOOM back in the day, but that was probably only because DOOM was incredibly popular.
		Ben's Take: Heretic is a shameless clone of DOOM, which makes it one of the better 3D action games of the early era.
	archive.gamespy.com /articles/december03/doom/clones (569 words)

	[SDL] writting a doom-like game (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		DOOM was written for a VGA display and used a tweaked display mode to get access to the frame buffer and to do multi-buffering.
		DOOM was written for an 8 bit display so palette management was very important.
		The key part of DOOM is the BSP tree based polygon culling system that is used to implement a fast painters algorithm.
	www.libsdl.org /pipermail/sdl/2005-January/066634.html (793 words)

	GZ Reviews--Alien Trilogy (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		The one thing that makes this an above average Doom clone is the fact that the enemies don't charge you head on.
		Although it could be seen as another Doom clone, Alien Trilogy surpasses this label as it fully draws you into its nightmare world.
		Sure this game is a Doom clone, but it also actually made me jump a couple times which doesn't usually happen for me in most Doom clones.
	www.gamezero.com /team-0/final_word/playstation/alien_trilogy.html (878 words)

	NGF: Hexen Review
		Quite a while ago, there was a game called Heretic in the beginning of the Doom clone craze.
		Like Doom 64, the 2D sprites have maybe two frames of animation at most, and there is tons of pop-in.
		With Doom 64 and Turok being one player attempts, it sure is good being able to play what we've been waiting for.
	nin.vgf.com /reviews/hexen (395 words)

	Blue's News: News Comments
		Uh, Painkiller is a DOOM 1/2 clone, as is Serious Sam.
		Serious Sam is itself a clone of Doom, so if anything Painkiller is a Doom clone, especially given the subject matter.
		Doom 3's graphics were better, but the gameplay sucked.
	www.bluesnews.com /cgi-bin/board.pl?action=viewthread&threadid=52712 (1077 words)

	KMC Forums - Mr. Sinister vs. Doctor Doom
		In that time Sinister cna clone an army of full power cables or any other super pwoered mutatns that he can think of not to mention he cna whip up any sort of vicious biological diseses and other assorted nasties.
		Doom has the technological advantage and the resources but I don't see how it can prevent Sinster from wreaking Havoc if he wanted too.
		Doom does not soil his hands with the blood of lower life-forms, and sends Doombots with anti-matter generators to dispose of this annoyance.
	www.killermovies.com /forums/f77/t373027.html (767 words)

	G4 - Feature - Doom 3 Review
		The fact that the Doom 3 engine is going to be one of the foundations for the next generation in PC gaming bodes well for the industry.
		The Martian research base that comprises the bulk of Doom 3’s levels is cramped, dingy, and filled with moody, flickering lights that often leave you wondering just what might be lurking in the shadows.
		Much of the gameplay in the original Doom hinged on the player entering an area whereupon a number of hidden doors would open up and out would pour a slew of monsters for you to kill.
	www.g4tv.com /xplay/features/47902/Doom_3_Review.html (991 words)

	Action / First-Person Shooter (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		A sequel was planned by Origin, but got scrapped, which is unfortunate because the game had a cliffhanger type ending.
		Doom - I remember being totally blown away by the shareware version.
		Duke Nukem 3D - Another Doom clone, but one that managed to throw in a huge dose of political incorrectness.
	www.chopperware.com /azar/reviews/fps/old_fps.html (1065 words)

	Quake is far from earth-shattering
		Despite the high regard in which Quake is held as a single person game it falls woefully and disappointingly short of delivering what it promises.
		Instead of being the "new" Doom, Quake (id software--www.idsoftware.com) is in many ways a step down from the old Doom (Doom II, anyway) and is basically just another Doom clone--albeit one made by people pretty adept at the genre.
		The reason for this is that it does not have enough variety, excitement or fun--especially compared to Duke Nukem 3D, and even to Doom II in several aspects.
	www.usc.edu /student-affairs/dt/V130/N27/01-quake.27d.html (565 words)

	Hexen (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Hexen is the sequel to the Doom spawn Heretic and it's not that bad for its genre.
		Doom was fairly outrageous in plot and thus not really `scary', but Heretic managed to convey a spooky effect that Doom failed to deliver.
		I liked the weapons in Hexen ten times better than the ones in Doom or Doom II and really enjoyed being able to play different character classes.
	www.rps.net /DOCS/Reviews/hexen.html (214 words)

	Design by Cloning
		I've already devoted two articles to design discussions of Doom, but now it appears that I have the opportunity for a third in the form of a discussion of the Doom-clones.
		In Doom, you pay close attention to the sounds, because they are critical to success.
		The levels in Doom are clever and interesting; the basic components of the game system are assembled in patterns that continue to surprise.
	www.erasmatazz.com /library/JCGD_Volume_8/Design_by_Cloning.html (1806 words)

	Doomworld -- Source Ports
		Doom for WindowsCE works on Casio E-100/E105/500 and HP Jornada 820.
		This is basically Doom in text adventure format.
		It's Doom for Imperial Penguin's cross-platform PowerPak GSDK, based on the LsdlDoom source which is basically Boom with SDL.
	www.doomworld.com /classicdoom/ports/index.php?platform=9 (173 words)

	Doom (PS) - Review - Revolutionised the gaming world
		A neat thing about the game is the mug-shot of the player at the bottom which shows the state in which your character is in (from your average-Joe to someone who has just come out of a landmine).
		In fact, this isn’t just a conversion of ‘Doom’, but ‘Doom’ (re-titled as Ultimate Doom in the game) and it’s sequel, ‘Doom II’ moulded together to provide over 50 cleverly designed levels of monster filled combat.
		After completing each level you will be given a neat summary showing the percentage of your enemy kills, items collected and secrets covered.
	www.dooyoo.co.uk /playstation-game/doom-1/235345 (462 words)

	Ubisoft Doom Clone (FPS?) for Rev - Beyond3D Forum (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Ubisoft is to have already begun with the development of revolution often commodity (which at the current time is anyway conceivable).
		With the first project it is to concern a kind Doom clone.
		It should be hard clone anything, anyway it seems that they are gaining third party suport quite nicelly, I dont remember a Ubi exclusive (I guess), for any console.
	www.beyond3d.com /forum/showthread.php?t=25572 (160 words)

	good book - GameDev.Net Discussion Forums
		You will need to have an understanding of c/c++ to be able to make sense of most of it as well as a handle on trigonometry although you could probably get by without really understanding most of it.
		Doom was written using ray-casting, which while still useful for some purposes, isn't the way in which it would be written now (hardware accelerated graphics cards being slightly more common these days...).
		DOOM has no jumping and doom things are only sprites...
	www.gamedev.net /community/forums/topic.asp?topic_id=312665&whichpage=1& (1205 words)

	Doom for atari 8bit - AtariAge Forums
		I also remember an Atari dealer having a "8-bit Doom clone" in their catalog, one of three dealers I know for sure; B&C, Best or Video61 (they all produce new carts or prototype burns for Atari systems).
		By the way, I couldn't find that Doom clone I saw before, it was a "coming soon" thing, and probably got canceled, unless they changed it's name.
		Homebrew version of doom is being worked on for the genesis.
	www.atariage.com /forums/index.php?showtopic=3456 (2280 words)

	Re: Victory is ours!
		DOOM and Marathon were created for different platforms and audiences.
		DOOM 3, it should be pointed out, contains storytelling mechanics borrowed directly from Marathon and System Shock.
		DOOM and Marathon were created : for different platforms and audiences.
	forums.bungie.org /story?read=43087 (489 words)

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