I don't forsee any C+D letters being issued at this stage, TBH.

Playing DOOM gave us all a glimpse of what. In the UK, at but so are the TC's of PSX Doom, Doom 64, Half-Life Decay, etc. Couch co-op had been around forever, but to be able to team up with a friend over a distance to mow down demons with a BFG was an amazing experience. Oh, and both of my OG Xbox consoles came to less than £65 total. Certainly, the cutbacks are evident, but it's still recognisably Doom 3, it doesn't have any of those horrible nerfs that the BFG Edition has (the sewer run in RoE was one of the best bits - fight me) and it feels even more like a survival horror game than the PC version. We'd both expected to finish it in one sitting, certainly, but not by the third can of beer.Īs an aside, I'm stunned at how well the Xbox ports as a whole stand up, even today. The upcoming DOOM won't have any of the fancy co-op tricks found in a lot of today's games. I even broke out my old CRT for the second screen, but ultimately it was kind of a let-down. I happen to have 2 modded consoles and 2 copies of the game (standard and very rusty steelbook) so getting up and running wasn't too hard for me personally. All in all, fun, but not worth the hassle. When I say truncated, I mean even MORE so than the Xbox's SP campaign. The levels are severely truncated and/or flat out removed and the Cyberdemon is now killed by shooting at it until it dies. The rest of the game doesn't feature any NPC's and TBH feels more like an oldskool shooter as a result. The only real dialogue difference is with Sarge at the beginning of the game.

I mean, we burned through all of it in about 90 minutes. I actually played through this with a friend a few months ago.

Doom 4 coop campaign