DOOM 3 is an extraordinary amusement. Not as a matter of course for the gameplay angles, but rather for the way that my eyes and ears never went a minute without being totally entertained. DOOM 3 is greatly immersive with about as impeccable a presentation as I've ever found in a diversion. Outwardly, it has no associate right now. Indeed, even Far Cry's noteworthy vistas and great situations can't face the aesthetic and specialized may of this tangible gala. Playing this on a 5.1 encompass sound oblivious is a serious ordeal that, if conceivable, must be appreciated.
Without the air, DOOM 3 is a plain shooter that notices back to those of the '90s. Unquestionably, that is the thing that id was attempting to do, and they've done it. While I don't welcome those sorts of shooters as much as I used to, it didn't generally make a difference. I was attracted and dependent totally from the minute that anonymous marine touched base at Mars City to the minute the last credits started rolling.
DOOM 3 SYSTEM REQUIREMENT
Windows 2000/XP; 1.5 Ghz Intel Pentium 4 or equivalent processor
384 MB System RAM
DirectX® 9.0b compatible
64MB or greater video card
2.2 GB free hard disk space
DirectX 8.1 compatible sound card
Multiplayer requires Internet (TCP/IP)
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