Doom 3 Xbox

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Platform: Xbox
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With its 1993 debut, iD Software's Doom quickly became a classic - a legend, even. And though relatively straightforward in comparison to what is on offer today, Doom's simple puzzles and first-person action were second to none, and the same is true of Doom II, Final Doom and any other family members of the iD franchise. The massively hyped Doom III was, surprisingly, heralded as a worthy successor by the vast majority of those who bought and played it on PC. Now the daddy of all space horror shoot-'em-ups is coming to Xbox. In the latest chapter of a terrifying war with the forces of Hell, a massive demonic invasion has overwhelmed the UAC's Mars Research Facility, leaving only chaos and horror in its wake. As one of only a few survivors, players must struggle with shock, fear, and an all-out assault on their senses as they fight their way to Hell and back in an epic clash against the purest of evil. Primarily a solo adventure, and lasting in the region of 20 hours, Doom III is fundamentally the same as the decade-old original. In fact there are even a few direct references to the series' previous encounters with the forces of Hell. Many in Doom III's demonic bestiary of enemies are updated versions of those seen in previous outings, equally lacking in intelligence, but that too is deliberate. iD could have easily a produced a strategy-heavy adventure with cunning AI to match, but that's not the point here. After all, you are dealing with the forces of Hell, and they're brutal, not brainy. Some of the series' best-loved weapons make a welcome return too. The shotgun and rocket launcher are among the most popular, but the chainsaw, even after all these years, is still the most fun. Level design is also as it was when the series first appeared. Levels mostly consist of linear paths, locked doors and a number of switches and codes that need to be found in order to carry on. The only real addition to the formula is the player's ability to discover emails or voice recordings that contain further details o