Which system to play Doom on and Why?

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On which system do you prefer to play Doom?

PC
21
66%
Saturn
0
No votes
Mac
0
No votes
Jaguar
2
6%
32x
3
9%
Playstation
1
3%
SNES
0
No votes
N64
1
3%
3DO
1
3%
Other
3
9%
 
Total votes: 32

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Which system to play Doom on and Why?

Post by pixelbender »

Post the why in comments...


(or well Doom and its 1 & 2 related variants)
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Post by Lodestar »

PC because of the mouse and keyboard support.
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Post by Flak Beard »

What about the Doom 3 Collector's Edition for Xbox? It has both Doom 1 & 2 on it, and they play quite nicely.

I'd throw XBLA up there too as an option.
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Post by RackGaki »

I've always preferred Doom on the PC, though I have played it a few times on my Xbox (via Doom 3). Actually, I grew bored of Doom 3 rather quickly, and was relieved that I bought the Collector's Edition that included the older games. I keep it around for this and nothing else, even though I haven't played it in years.
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Post by Mozgus »

PC obviously.

But PS1 offers a much more atmospheric and creepy Doom experience, thanks to all the music being replaced with really nice ambiance. And the GBA version of Doom 1, not Doom 2, is very solid and handles so nice with the triggers.
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Post by RyaNtheSlayA »

32x all the way,

otherwise PC, 3DO music for life though.
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Post by Droid party »

RyaNtheSlayA wrote:32x all the way,

otherwise PC, 3DO music for life though.
Yeah 32X, with it's border and lack of a bunch of levels and monsters. oh oh and don't forget the bad sound.
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Post by vlame »

Flak Beard wrote:What about the Doom 3 Collector's Edition for Xbox
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Post by neoclasic »

Doom in PC (DOS), windows port is not good... curiously Wolfenstein 3D in Jaguar is very cool. Perhaps the best version.
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Post by diehllane »

I like it on my 3DO actually. No reason.
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