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The 2020 Doom 64 brings the 1997 cult-classic onto modern systems with vast improvements and the new Lost Levels campaign. The game was released alongside Doom Eternal as a preorder bonus.
Because the remaster was largely based on the work of the fan-made port Doom64 EX (which worked by extracting assets from the original ROM file), much of the unused content from the original is still in here.
Doom64 EX Leftovers#
Seeing that the remaster was built off top of Doom64 EX, unsurprisingly a few leftovers from it are present.
Nightmare Monsters Flag#
In the PlayStation port of Doom there was a flag to change monsters to "nightmare" variants, that would have their sprites subtractively blend and double their health. The only monster that did make use of this was the Spectre. This flag was removed in Doom 64 but is restored here in the remaster due to Doom64 EX making use of this. It should be noted that the Nightmare Imp is a unique monster and not the result of a modification to regular Imps.
No levels in ether the base campaign or The Lost Levels actually make use of this feature.
(Source: Nightmare monster - Doom Wiki)
Jumping#
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Doom64 EX included various features like free look and jumping. These features were removed in the remaster to offer a more authentic experience to the vanilla game. Several keys bound to jump will cause an "Unknown command: jump" message to appear in the console.
(Source: Doom 64 (2020 version) - Doom Wiki)
Altered Graphics#
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Like the rest of the classic Doom games that got rereleased on consoles (excluding the original Xbox port, where the Medikit, Stimpack, and Berserk powerup graphics were untouched) and console storefronts, in the 2020 port, the red crosses on the Medikit, Stimpack, and Berserk power-up graphics were replaced with blue crosses outlined with a lighter color with a small dot in the middle.
Revisonal Differences#
February 22nd, 2022#
- Fixed loading user PWADs with custom assets not working or crashing the game via command line -file example.wad
- Fixed texture issues when running under DirectX 11 mode due to outdated shaders
- Added the ability to skip intro videos by pressing Escape or Spacebar
- Removed session credentials from being stored in client logs
- Fixed incorrect Hell Knight damage by reverting back to original DOOM 64 console-release values
- Fixed Chaingun sprite offset when firing
- Fixed AI random aiming calculation for when DOOM Marine has the partial invisibility sphere powerup
- Fixed issue when entering a teleporter at high speeds
- Fixed possible softlocks on levels Evil Sacrifice and Wretched Vats in The Lost Levels
(Source: DOOM 64 | Minor Update - Steam)
July 12th, 2022#
- Fixed minor issues with the Chaingun and Plasma Gun weapon sprites
- Fixed framerate issues when running on Steam Deck
(Source: DOOM 64 | Minor Update - Steam)
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Doom (1993) (Prototypes) • Doom II: Hell on Earth (Prototypes) • Final Doom |
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Windows |
Doom (1993) (Prototypes) • Doom 3 (Prototypes) • Doom (2016) • Doom 64 • Doom Eternal • Doom + Doom II • Doom: The Dark Ages |
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Mac OS X |
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Linux |
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32X |
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3DO |
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SNES |
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PlayStation |
Doom (Prototypes) • Final Doom |
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Nintendo 64 |
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Game Boy Advance |
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J2ME, BREW |
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Xbox |
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Xbox 360 |
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PlayStation 3 |
Doom Classic Complete (Doom, Doom II: Hell on Earth, Final Doom) |
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Nintendo Switch, Xbox One, PlayStation 4 |
Doom (1993) • Doom II: Hell on Earth • Doom (2016) • Doom 64 • Doom Eternal • Doom + Doom II |
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Xbox Series X, PlayStation 5 |
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