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Doom (3DO)

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Doom

Developer: Logicware
Publishers: Data Interactive (US), Bashou House (JP)
Platform: 3DO
Released in JP: April 26, 1996
Released in US: 1995


MusicIcon.png This game has unused music.


PrereleaseIcon.png This game has a prerelease article

The 3DO Doom is pretty much a copy-paste of the Jaguar port, the main difference being that this one is for a console that cost $700 at launch. Due to a rush to complete this port in 10 weeks, this version is slower than the SNES one despite the 3DO's supposedly superior hardware. Still, it has some pretty awesome metal covers of the classic Doom songs!

Unlike many console ports of games, the source code is freely available.

Unused Music

Like many other 3DO games, these can be found in AIFC SDX2 format in the Songs directory.

Song1

The intro song, which the 3DO version simply doesn't use at all.

Song3

Sweet Little Dead Bunny, which played after the E3M8 ending text. This ending appears to have been planned, according to comments from the developer, but due to time constraints the 3DO version simply reuses the cast roll from the Atari Jaguar port, which uses the E1M8 song instead.

(Source: Patch93 (YouTube))
(Source: [1] 24:05 "I ran outta time, so i couldn't put the little bunny at the end of the game.")