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UPC: 0047875807051

Platform: Microsoft Xbox

Rating: M - Mature

Video Game Series: Doom Series

Publisher: Activision

Genre: Shooter

Game Name: Doom 3

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Doom 3 continues id Software's popular franchise and stands out as a critical and commercial success. Written by science fiction author Matthew Costello, the story re-imagines the original Doom. Your player follows a space marine corporal through a research facility on Mars. This first-person shooter game is heavily plot-driven, resulting in a cinematic experience. This experience immerses players in an atmosphere that weaves elements of horror into a sci-fi world. Although a variation from the action-packed corridors of previous games, fans will continue to enjoy the series' legacy look and feel. The first thing you'll notice when you first open Doom 3 is how beautiful the game looks. From the Mars terrain to the inside of the Aerospace Corporation, this is an Xbox game packed with detail. The graphics engine utilizes unified lighting and shadowing to enhance tension, allowing the game to focus on a slow, methodical build. The single-player campaign runs smoothly, with no slowdown even during intense firefights.The atmosphere is a significant part of this release. When you play this edition of the game, be sure to do so with the lights out. This title relies on its ability to scare the player to create memorable gameplay. If you are lost or this video game is too difficult, however, you can use the built-in cheats to make your search and mission easier. Doom 3 is similar to other first-person shooter games like Doom II and Call of Duty. There are no civilians to worry about in the title, so if it moves, shoot it. You'll find all of your favorite enemies from the Doom franchise making an appearance here. From imps and cacodemons to the dreaded cyberdemon, an entire army is ready to annihilate you. Luckily, you've got over eight weapons at your disposal. These weapons range from the standard pistol to the mighty BFG. The BFG has enough power alone to destroy over 30 demons in one shot. The developer, id Software, took a different approach with this edition of the FPS title. While the original title was light on story, the conditions of this new release have focused on narrative development. You'll constantly check each computer console you come across to get new tidbits of the story. These story elements reveal why the demons are pouring in. In fact, the first 30 minutes of the title are almost entirely free of enemies. This version of the software retains all of the levels and features of the PC version. On average, it will take gamers around 10 hours for a full playthrough. After the story is complete, dive into the multiplayer modes. Two to four players on the Xbox can blast each other on over 10 different maps. All of the weapons from the campaign are available in this mode. There are four different types of multiplayer modes, each one offering a different way to play. For example, one mode offers limited lives.Despite a release date of 2005, this title has held its own throughout the years. Its mixture of action and horror is unlike many other games released on the Xbox. This FPS is a true gaming classic and deserves a spot in every gamer's collection.

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Activision

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5030917027055, 0047875807051

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M - Mature

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Shooter

Video Game Series

Doom Series

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Microsoft Xbox

Game Name

Doom 3

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2005

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1-4

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USA

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Gamepad/Joystick

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Blood and Gore, Intense Violence

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by lazerpowered
Sep 19, 2019Top favourable review
Disk in mint condition
Not sure how this is possible, but this doom3 vintage game disk has not one single scratch. Its a perfect mirror finish. Amazing.
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by cindysthings
Dec 19, 2006
PROS OF DOOM3 FIRST PERSON SHOOTER
This was the first title in the first person shooter genre that I actually finished from start to end. My previous experience has been in arcade style gaming and rpgs. I had nightmares over this game! It did everything it was designed to accomplish. The graphics were intense, expecially when played in a dimly lit room in the middle of the night. I had to catch myself from playing too much. The "I will stop after one more door" syndrome. I played the first time through at a beginner level without any cheat codes. It was difficult being a first time player in this area of gaming. It was difficult to find first aid in certain sections and ammo got a little scarce. I did purchase the prima guide about half way through the game and it made life alot easier. As with any game you ... This was the first title in the first person shooter genre that I actually finished from start to end. My previous experience has been in arcade style gaming and rpgs. I had nightmares over this game! It did everything it was designed to accomplish. The graphics were intense, expecially when played in a dimly lit room in the middle of the night. I had to catch myself from playing too much. The "I will stop after one more door" syndrome. I played the first time through at a beginner level without any cheat codes. It was difficult being a first time player in this area of gaming. It was difficult to find first aid in certain sections and ammo got a little scarce. I did purchase the prima guide about half way through the game and it made life alot easier. As with any game you definately need to save and save often. I never knew when one of the boss monsters would pop out. The sounds were extremely creepy. I did finish the sequel much quicker and more easily than this copy. Once I finished the basic level I did venture out unto the higher levels. This definately called for a few help(cheat) codes. I know I shouldn't but as a relative novice at the fps games, I did indeed need the help. I strongly recommend this and have now ventured towards Quake4. Some similarities I have noticed already. The main reason I bought after playing through is it is just a great game. I find new areas and things each time I play, expecially on the different skill levels.
by djfan0088
Nov 09, 2007
I play doom 3 for the classic mode.
This game cd has many features where, instead of playing just the doom 3 main game, there is also option of playing the classics like doom with the 3 neat episodes that used to be for the computer, an added episode I think from final doom, and all of doom 2. The neatest part of this feature is that you can have up to 4 players on 1 screen. I remember when it was hard to get doom or doom 2 to work under 3 players on the computer with the modem or serial link, but now can play deathmatch or co-op under 4 player. Someday, I'll get around to play doom 3, the reason for this cd, but until then, letting the classics rule!This game cd has many features where, instead of playing just the doom 3 main game, there is also option of playing the classics like doom with the 3 neat episodes that used to be for the computer, an added episode I think from final doom, and all of doom 2. The neatest part of this feature is that you can have up to 4 players on 1 screen. I remember when it was hard to get doom or doom 2 to work under 3 players on the computer with the modem or serial link, but now can play deathmatch or co-op under 4 player. Someday, I'll get around to play doom 3, the reason for this cd, but until then, letting the classics rule!
by ewsachse
Apr 28, 2011
Doom 3 on the Xbox - emulated on the Xbox 360.
Game works flawlessly as an emulated Xbox game on the Xbox 360 console. The graphics are not as sharp as the PC version of the game or any of the newer Xbox 360 Doom 3 engine games like Quake IV and Prey. I noticed that some of the early levels are cut down versions of the PC versions of those levels. For example, before you report to Sarge at the beginning of the game, you can go into a break room where you can talk to a few characters and play the Super Turkey Punch arcade game. Also, when you first go to retrieve the missing scientist before all Hell breaks loose, you do not have to go out into the Martian environment. Overall, it is a good Xbox game when compared to other Xbox titles. The controller layout is smooth, and the aiming is decent for a FPS game on a console. This game ... Game works flawlessly as an emulated Xbox game on the Xbox 360 console. The graphics are not as sharp as the PC version of the game or any of the newer Xbox 360 Doom 3 engine games like Quake IV and Prey. I noticed that some of the early levels are cut down versions of the PC versions of those levels. For example, before you report to Sarge at the beginning of the game, you can go into a break room where you can talk to a few characters and play the Super Turkey Punch arcade game. Also, when you first go to retrieve the missing scientist before all Hell breaks loose, you do not have to go out into the Martian environment. Overall, it is a good Xbox game when compared to other Xbox titles. The controller layout is smooth, and the aiming is decent for a FPS game on a console. This game is worth it if you can find a new (unopened) to good condition (used) game for around $10 or less.
by lithus17
Mar 20, 2007
Playing in the dark is scary...but ALL the time?
First off, I liked Doom 3 (so hold off on the pitch forks and torches). The graphics are great no doubt, the gameplay is solid, very true, but as I've said earlier, it's just too damn dark. Not only is it dark, but its claustrophobic and repetitive in map layout. Some would argue that it's those two qualities that make this game good, but I say it's just too annoying, almost a cheap way out from a developers point of view, kinda like the use of Fog. Often times I kept hoping I'd get some light other than a computer monitor or the flash of my gun...never happens. Something else that annoyed me was the cheap way that demons spawned and leaped out of ready made closets as you passed by. Just when you thought you cleared the room, you'd be ambushed by another baddie from some stupid hole in ... First off, I liked Doom 3 (so hold off on the pitch forks and torches). The graphics are great no doubt, the gameplay is solid, very true, but as I've said earlier, it's just too damn dark. Not only is it dark, but its claustrophobic and repetitive in map layout. Some would argue that it's those two qualities that make this game good, but I say it's just too annoying, almost a cheap way out from a developers point of view, kinda like the use of Fog. Often times I kept hoping I'd get some light other than a computer monitor or the flash of my gun...never happens. Something else that annoyed me was the cheap way that demons spawned and leaped out of ready made closets as you passed by. Just when you thought you cleared the room, you'd be ambushed by another baddie from some stupid hole in the wall behind you. Like most magazine reviews noted: "What the heck are these guys doing in there while waiting for you to come along?!" True that! As anyone should know, the biggest clincher for any great game is variety, and sadly there really isn't any of it going on. Things got dull fast since every turn just lead to yet another dark corridor, computer room, engineering room, sleeping quarters and if your lucky the occasional bleak and musty outdoor romp on Mars' dusty surface. And to be honest, those things get old and just don't do it for me after a few hours in. Look at the movie Aliens, sure it's one of the best sci-fi movies of all time, but could you imagine watching it for 12+ hours to see it thru til the end? I submit that you cannot, it will get old. Speaking of getting old, the whole premise/plot of D3 can be found in just about any medium you pull from the genre (movie and game alike). So there wasn't anything revolutionary going on. Okay, that was the bad (still reading?). Despite all that, I still liked Doom 3. Why? Because even in all it's gratuitous darkness and been-there-done-that hallways/rooms your still made to be apprehensive and scared to make your next move (cram all D3's creepiness into 90 minutes and it'd be Aliens). And despite it being a fantasy world, there seems to be a true sense of realism, you can almost smell the sweat and blood, pipes really seem to hiss with pressure, yells from afar and what little light seems to make us feel safe. Was this a bad game...no, was it revolutionary in gaming terms...not at all...but did it scare the crap out of me from time to time...you bet ya!

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PROS OF DOOM3 FIRST PERSON SHOOTER

I play doom 3 for the classic mode.

Doom 3 on the Xbox - emulated on the Xbox 360.

Playing in the dark is scary...but ALL the time?

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