Doom (Super NES) - E2M1 : Deimos Anomaly 100% [HD] | RetroGameUp

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100% Playthrough of E2M1 (E2M1 : Deimos Anomaly in the PC original) of Doom for the Super NES.

Doom was developed by Sculptured Software and published by Williams for the Super NES in 1995.

Doom for the Super Nintendo, released in 1995 by Williams Entertainment and programmed by Randy Linden, is a remarkable yet deeply compromised port of the classic PC shooter. Using the Super FX2 chip built into the cartridge, it pushed the SNES hardware to its limits to create a playable first-person 3D experience that many thought impossible on a 16-bit console. The game includes 22 maps across three episodes and is missing 5 maps from the PC original (one in episode 1, three in episode 2 and one in episode 3). It runs at a very low frame rate with simplified visuals with small windowed gameplay view and heavily compressed enemy sprites. Impressively, the SNES audio chip gives the soundtrack a powerful and gritty metal-style feel that many fans still appreciate today. While undoubtedly inferior to other ports in terms of performance, Doom on SNES remains a notable technical achievement and a fascinating piece of retro gaming history.

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