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Doom 3 Resurrection of Evil Xbox Game
PRODUCT DETAILS
UPC:047875812512
Condition:Used
Genre:Shooter
Platform:Microsoft Xbox
Region:NTSC (N. America)
ESRB:Mature
SKU:XBOX_DOOM_3_RESURRECTION_OF_EVIL
———This game is fully cleaned, tested & working. Includes the Disc/Cartridge Only. May have some minor scratches/scuffs.This description was last updated on October 28th, 2020.
| Weight | 8 lbs |
|---|---|
| Product Type | |
| Platform | Original Xbox |
| ESRB Rating | Teen |
| Genre | Shooter |
| Players | 1-4+ |
| Condition | Used |
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After playing through the original Doom 3, I recalled reading reviews that it wasn’t terribly difficult, with the exception of a few boss battles. But that’s what made it great in my opinion. You were more able to enjoy the atmosphere of the game, and even be scared a few (dozen) times without being stressed or overwhelmed by the difficulty of the enemies you faced. Plus, you could always raise the difficulty if you so wished.With Resurrection of Evil though, the bar has definitely been raised. If you had mastered Doom 3, this game would still provide a challenge. All the zombies and demons of the first game are back, along with several new ones. And unlike Doom 3, you’re thrown right into the mix. You’ll be often facing hordes of the more powerful demons from the original, so you’d best have your tactics down. But the real challenge comes from the boss battles. They’re what will definitely cause some key-board breaking frustration in novices to the game, and even some tension with the experts.If you can get past the demons though, you can treat yourself to new, well-designed levels. Though some areas are very reminiscent of the first game, you aren’t exploring the same areas. The ruins you start in are similar, yet different from the first, containing more eerie statues and devices. You explore new areas of the base, including a harrowing trek through a toxic waste tunnel wearing a breath mask. Plus your end goal lies in Hell, so that’s precisely where you’re going. As with.
This game is realy great, but I find the gameplay kind of boring after a while. You see if you dont realy care that the gameplay is the same, then I think you should get this game.Heres my rating:Gameplay: 7/10 – I realy find it boring after a while because everything is just the same, darkness and enemyies.Graphics: 10/10 – Amazing graphics and might in fact be the best graphics ever on PC.Sound: 9/10 – I realy enjoyed the sound effects because they were realy clear.Value: 8/10 – I think the price is a little bit high for an expansion pack.Overall I think you will enjoy this game and you should get it.But know this, first of all you will need good system requirments if you dont want the game to lag.Secound of all dont expect much exitment when playing this game.Still I enjoyed playing this game, though I dont think I will enjoy playing it agin. So to get to my point, yes get this game if you liked other Doom games.
This is a fun game, not a lot of difference from Doom III, though. While I was playing it, I felt like I had played most of it before.
Overall it was not bad.It didn’t feel like a new game; more like an add-on off stuff that was cut out or missed development from the original game. I kind of missed the continuous insults from the original. The taunts could be corny but to me it added to the game.It seems there was less interaction in this game as well.Two nice additions are the double barreled shotgun and the grabber. At first I didn’t see the need for the grabber but found it useful especially when grabbing bolts and flinging them back(saves ammo) and grabbing and tossing cherubs (kills them).The demons seemed a little smarter here. They hid behind stuff more and didn’t always charge into your line of fire.The chainsaw is gone. Some of the weapons didn’t feel the same. I didn’t use the chain gun or the rocket launcher that often.The bosses are a challenged especially the final fight. Store up your heavy hitting ammo…..The ending is ok.Again it’s not a bad add-on in fact I think if it was part of the original game there wouldn’t have been very many detractors.It game me many hours of play so what more can you ask?
Played through the additional Expansion Pack mods several times now…
I have a pretty good computer, I ran doom 3 on it with mild slowdowns, but they were there. This game is good, but for us chainsaw fans, thats not in this one. The new grabbergun is. The game was good until you came up to the last boss battle. You are on a platform and fighting this guy… someway. I say that because the game is so jumpy at this point, you don’t know what your doing. I couldn’t finish the game. The reason it is so jumpy here is because it is in an open environment, not a closed in space like alot of the other areas. Other than that, if you liked Doom 3, you’ll like the expansion pack.
I just finished the Single Player game. Those who liked Doom 3 will like this one too, those who didn’t, won’t. It’s really more of the same, which was what I was looking for. I’d say it’s about two-thirds as long as D3, which ain’t too bad for an addon. You’ll find the familiar array of weapons but with the addition of the double-barrel shotgun, the grabber gun, and the “artifact”. There’s no soul cube. For those wondering about the “artifact”, it gathers souls of dead human scientist to charge and when activated it puts you into “hell time” slowing the baddies down (like in every other FPS made in the past five years). It powers up when you kill bosses, adding extra damage and invincibility to the hell time ability.The gravity gun–oops, I mean “grabber” gun doesn’t make a huge difference in the game like it did in Half-Life 2. At least I didn’t have much use for it–your mileage may vary. A huge drawback is that it can hold items for just a few seconds. That’s hardly enough time for the smoke of the fireball (or whatever) you just caught to clear away so you can aim it back. I found this very frustrating–nothing like the saw blade chucking fun of H-L2.I heard a lot of early rumors that they were making this game more well lit than Doom 3 (which got a lot of flack for being too dark). Don’t beleive it. Resurrection of Evil will have you toggling between flash light and weapon as much as D3 did (still no duct tape there in the future). It’s only more well lit in t.
Yes it pretty much did meet my expectations: it was BETTER than any of the 1000s of fan-created mods for Doom 3 that I have played, but it was not better than the original Doom 3 game itself (storyline or gameplay). I was happy to finally play a little more DOOM (3), but now I can see why it was never ported to the mac (although I did end up creating a Wine wrapper for it and playing it on my mac after all)
Straight away, you are back into Doom 3’s claustrophobic, yet stifling `walk in this direction’ gameplay. However, this game, albeit a really short game, seems to be more enjoyable than the sobering Doom 3. Firstly, the monsters are better placed – and, seem rather timid at the thought of running aimlessly in front of your weaponry (for example, the zombie soldiers hide more, especially behind crates, etc).But the very, very best thing about Resurrection of Evil is the double-barrelled shotgun. The weapons in Doom 3 – even the powerful ones such as the chain-gun – always felt weak and ineffective. They lacked a certain kick. In fact, if it weren’t for the crosswire turning red, you would hardly believe you were hitting anything most of the time. The double barrel shotgun is a long time coming. If it was in the first game, Doom 3 would have fewer detractors. However, ID left it for the Resurrection of Evil – maybe as a selling point to boost sales.The graphics are the same (i.e. amazingly detailed), if not slightly better, than Doom 3. Surprisingly, Resurrection of Evil, runs a lot smoother on my PC than Doom3 did, so maybe this game is more old PC friendly than the notoriously hogging Doom 3.Those who felt Doom 3 was a disappointment may not find enough in this game to re-evaluate your opinion. However, if you loved Doom 3, and want a bit extra, then Resurrection of Evil is a good buy.
I liked Doom3, maybe a little too dark, but my eyes adjusted. This expansion pack wasn’t much of an expansion, way too short even for $20! Living in the boondocks and all it probably took me longer to drive to the store buy it, get home and install it than it took for me to beat it, that just blows in my book. I didn’t mind the fact that it was pretty much the exact same game because I really did like D3. I find it entertaining running around and mindlessly blowing $hit up. The one part that really saved D3 ROE was the fact that they made up for ID’s slip – no double-barreled shotgun! What the hell, it was a great step up in Doom 2 and that crappy version they made for N64, I thought it was a guarantee that we would have been able to use it for the newest addition to the Doom family, but no. I mean come on, it’s become a staple in ID’s games since Doom 2, why the change? Maybe I’m flippin’ out too much about a fake shotgun, but I’m sometimes like an autistic child, I’m very easily amused and upset (I’m going to hell for that one). Bottom line if you are willing to pay $20 for another 5 hours of Doom 3 go for it, otherwise the changes aren’t that significant where you won’t be able to live your life if you miss it. On a side note, if anyone knows where I can get a mod to use the double-barreled shotgun for D3 e-mail me or post it here. ([email protected]) No complaint e-mails about my autistic crack, thanks.
Mr.Law –
This in my opinion is an awesome game with a high replay value. I’ve been a doomer since it first came out. I have had a chance to play the new Doom or Doom 4 and though it is OK it just doesn’t appeal to me like Doom 3. In my opinion they have turned a great game with at least a story into some fast pace anime button masher. Other then that I love the scare factor that Doom 3 and its expansion pack offers. I’ve played it numerous times. I’m one of the ones who likes the challenge of the flashlight. However they could have at least allowed the pistol in the other hand. The PC version is different from the console version also.
Tariq Alhassomi –
13/04/2005 i have recieved my game,Its a great game same as the first part, the movies the new weapons specially when i throw things around its just cool, i feel that the expansion is more creepy than the first part :), the music the lights the videos, i love it!I cant wait to finish work and go home to play the game again.Good Job ID *****
KarooGuy –
Added some good fun to a cool game.
Brenda –
I bought this for Christmas 2006 gift for T. He loves this expansion pack. He likes the new weapons and additional levels. This game is very realistic…excellent graphics and sound.
mangum1wa –
awesome. Love it.
Dodson –
Kick ass game a great extension of the original doom 3. New demons to croak and tons of new fun
Jeff A. Mcwherter –
Absolutly more challenging and difficult than Doom 3. Boss Battles took me much longer to defeat in this version. Somewhat disapointed there was only 12 levels of play, however it was a very exciting game from start to finish. Loved the “Grabber” and “Double Barrel Shot Gun”. I only gave ROE 5 Stars because I didn’t have the option to give 6. Impatiently waiting for the release of Doom 4.
Brynn Huxtable –
I played this game in May of this year. It took me just under 3 days (that’s with not playing the game by the way) on the Veteran setting. Now Doom 3 lasted me about 2 weeks on Veteran and another week on the Nightmare setting. I understand that “Doom 3 – R.O.E” is an Expansion pack, but it wasn’t nearly as long as “Doom 3” and it was even less challenging. Sure there were new enemies that were bigger, faster and badder, but you also get a couple of guns that are bigger and badder; thus ‘cancelling out’ the new enemies. But that aside, “Doom 3 – R.O.E” was thoroughly enjoyable for the short duration in which I played it.It’s been 2 years since the events in “Doom 3.” The UAC Research Facility was shut down after the incident on Mars and all events that took place during the hellish invasion were covered-up by the Company itself. However, a tracking satellite over the planet has detected some kind of activity in the abandoned facility, and after much discussion, it is decided that a crew of Marines and Engineers will be sent to the planet to investigate this strange activity. This time you assume the role of a Marine Engineer sent to the planet to uncover the mystery behind the strange activity. You and your crew move down to the Archeological Dig Site (Site 1, where “Doom 3” ended) shortly after arriving. What you find is a strange artifact and upon touching it you annihilate your companions in a furious blast of energy and once again release hell on Mars. And once again you.
Dino –
fast shipping but game sucks lol
Sean Anders –
The guys at NERVE know what they are doing. I think I liked this better than DOOM3. They took alot of elements from the original DOOM too, like the exploding barrels, hidden corridors that opened up letting out demons, the strobe lights, etc. They have this sewer level which is just awesome. You put on this environment suit, and in the process it muffles all sound…the sound is just surreal hearing the gatling gun go off with explosions and screams all muffled like that. I never really found myself taking much advantage of the grabber gun though. It just wasnt practical when you had the doublebarrel shoutgun at your disposal. Basically I thought this is how DOOM3 should have played, alot because it reminded me so much of the original. If you didnt like DOOM3 too much, I would highly recommend trying the addon out, as its more of DOOM3 on steroids plus the feeling of the original.