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Doom 3 Xbox Game
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UPC:047875807051
Condition:Used
Genre:Shooter
Platform:Microsoft Xbox
Region:NTSC (N. America)
ESRB:Mature
SKU:XBOX_DOOM_3
———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 | 1-2 |
| Condition | Used |
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I was really excited to play DOOM 3. There are many things I think they could have done better, but it’s fun. What makes the BFG Edition good is the fact that you get DOOM, and both DOOM 2 editions. So when I get tired of playing DOOM 3, I relay back to the classics.
The first two games are VERY addictive. The third one I’m having trouble playing. The problem is me, not the game.
I got it for my dad for his birthday because he used to be obsessed with the original, he was BURSTING with excitement when he opened it as I had predicted and even though he’s usually too busy for video games, he’s made time to play it. HOWEVER, one of the times I caught him playing it I noticed what looked like a skip? I heard Dad go "Oh, gosh darnit" because he’s old and Michigan like that and looked over to see the screen looked like it had frozen, but before I could ask him about it, it started up again. I don’t know if it’s skipping or if it’s this individual game or the fact that it’s been remastered from like ten years ago but I’d note it in a review just in case.
just was looking for a cheap game to attach with an add on item from retrolio, it ended up being a real cool game, not the best but it a nice game, nice graphics
I bought this because it had the original DOOM games plus the newer ones. The problem is that you have a limited handheld control for a game designed originally for a keyboard. That measn in the originals you’ll suffer cheap damage as you fumble about for the right weapon (changing to the rocket launcher when you need a minigun poses a BIG problem)
Git those bad guys!!!It’s a first person shooter, a mix of ‘survival horror’ and straight up action. Lots of little things in the game make reference back to the original Doom games, and you have to pay attention to catch them all, but it is nice to see those little easter eggs in the game.One issue with the game itself, DO NOT CHANGE THE VISUAL SETTINGS!!!! I changed the brightness settings two notches brighter from the default. It made the game freeze up halfway through. Emailed the software support, they couldn’t figure it out. I reverted back to default settings, and it all works again. So, word of warning! Don’t change the settings, it messes up the game logic for some reason.
As I stated above, the idea of having a "Super" edition of a game that includes its predecessors is amazing. I love it and I wish that more companies did this. However, the game itself is average to me. I didn’t play the Doom games when they were in their prime so I didn’t get dazzled by them. I only purchased this BFG edition so I could play the three Doom games. It’s cool that they included an extra couple levels in some of the games though.All in all, if you love Doom, get this. If you want to try it out, get it as well since you get great value, but try it somewhere before you commit.
Got my copy of Doom 3 BFG edition from retrolio around the holiday season. I have to say I have had a lot of fun with these games. If you loved the older doom games then you will obviously enjoy this seeing as how it’s Doom 1,2 & 3 with all of the expansions. There are only 2 downsides to this game which is why I gave it a 4 star rating. The graphics for Doom 3 could have been MUCH better. With HD re-releases of games like Halo 1 coming out before this, looking absolutely fantastic, it was a bit of a let down to see the graphics not looking as good as they could have been. Though graphics aren’t everything and I still have a blast with 3. My main problem is with Doom 2. In the Wolfenstein hidden levels they removed all the nazi symbols as to not to offend any one… which is BS because Doom has always been controversial and Call of Duty, one of the biggest selling games, plasters swastikas all over their games especially in "Nazi" zombies. An issue occurs when you play these levels co-op with some one who has the marketplace downloaded version of 2. You will both glitch out and won’t be able to complete the game together. So I wouldn’t advise doing that. Other than these issues, IT’S DOOM. If you liked Doom growing up or if you want to play a classic first person shooter, pick this one up .
I played through Doom 3 back when it first came out, and I was a huge fan of the Doom series before that. I loved Doom 3, but I remember having to set it on the lowest display settings to be able to run it on my PC back then. Then I bought it for the original Xbox, and I wasn’t hooked enough to play it all the way through.Then BFG Edition came…I was hesitant at first because I was thinking, “What could really be that different?” But I’m a sucker for these games, and the new Lost Mission sounded promising. So I bought it.I have to say this is one of my better purchase decisions. The game has been optimized for console (I’m using Xbox 360), and it is BEAUTIFUL. I can tell that the developers released this edition to be everything they originally intended Doom 3 to be. I had no idea the lighting was so effective in the game. The controls are easy to use (Especially the flashlight anytime function, which if you’re anything like me you’ll shine that thing in every corner before you even think about feeling safe). I have not played through all the way yet, and I haven’t even touched the expansions. Even so, I am completely satisfied with my purchase.If you remember loving this game at all back when it first came out, I recommend BFG Edition. If you have never played Doom 3, but you love FPS games and multiplayer doesn’t matter that much to you, I recommend BFG. If you loved Doom 1 and Doom 2, I recommend BFG. Love the game for what it is, and you won’t be disappointed.
Doom 3: BFG Edition is a HD update of Doom 3, but also includes Resurrection of Evil, The Lost Mission, the original Doom and Doom 2. You get plenty of content for your money.I’ll briefly summarize the story: You play a marine sent to Mars for security and to find a missing scientist; unfortunately for you, a gateway to Hell is broken and the facility is overrunned by demons. It has cutscenes, and some chilling audio logs which are very well done and worth listening to.First, the game still holds up. The graphics are even better than some modern games; obviously they can’t compete with the best of this generation, but it can compete with some. The gameplay and framerate are mostly smooth, although the framerate drops briefly after an autosave or load screen. The gameplay is old-school and fun but it may not be for everyone. (I.e. No cover system, no regenerative health, no aiming down your sights) It wasn’t a problem for me. Load screens are a little lengthy, by the way. The technical transition of Doom 3 was great, overall.Doom 3 is a scary game. The intro when all hell breaks loose (literally) is amazing as you hear the chilling calls for help. Plenty of jump-out scares, as well. Even with the new mounted light, the game is still scary since the battery quickly depletes and doesn’t completely light up the area. Since the monsters/demons spawn so quickly and randomly, you always have to look over your shoulder which adds to the tension. Conversely, since the monsters spawn s.
phillip wingler –
This is a great game, I can still remember building a new computer just to get ready for this games release many a year ago. Don’t expect this game to blow you away graphically anymore though, because that is not what its going to do. This is still an older game now, but if you never got the chance to play it on a pc when it was first released, its an absolute must in my opinion. A solid scary first person shooter where if your not paying attention and hunting down all the extra supplies you will miss every bullet you shoot out. Great for the price, and the added Doom 1 and Doom 2 really took me back to the old days. Absolutely a nostalgic blast to play games from that long ago all the way through again!
Jennifer Bressler –
Was happy to find this on 360. Its going to be great surprise for Christmas
wickeddr –
what a classic all these games are and how nice of them to make there own mini expansion for each one so each game doom 1 2 and 3 u get new content for as well as all there complete content too
JanessaSporer –
Years ago I played this on my computer. Now I have it on my xbox. Basic shooter that I never seem to get tired of.
Andrew –
This is a classic first person shooter, and luckily unlike the awful Fable remake this isn’t a remade game, it’s a solid port. Sadly however, it is similar to the Halo remake in that they left out the best part, the multiplayer. Doom 3 was always a single player game though so it didn’t hurt much. It’s exactly the same, except the weapon quick- switch is now useless and that hurts the game just a little, but there really isn’t much bad here. The graphics are exactly the same so that’s great because they still hold up.
Somnath –
This was one of my favorite first person shooter games growing up. Had to upgrade my PC to be able to run this at that time. Played it again on my Xbox and it proved why it was so good. The scary effects and the story line were impeccable. The new expansion pack is a good addition.
Marius S. –
Doom – all of Doom games in one set. Cannot wish for more.
Z. Taylor –
This is the ultimate end-all be-all collection for Doom fans.Doom (aka Doom ’95)-This is the one that started it all, the graphics, music, and sound effects are JUST how I remember them, 2-4 player co-op is a great addition for current-gen consoles and the controls are very well done for the layout of the Xbox controller.Doom II-Much of the same as Doom as far as the graphics, sound, and music, another flawless port just like I remember it.Doom 3-This is why I really bought this game. When Doom 3 came out originally in the Summer of 2004, I didn’t have a PC powerful enough to run it at the level the developers intended, I still played it anyways though. This looks like a whole new game, the shadows are crisp, the lighting has been completely revamped, and some of the clear models (glasses, windows…) look to be updated as well. I should also mention that this game runs at a consistent 60 FPS thanks to the id Tech 6 Engine (also used to develop Rage). The controls have been remapped for the Xbox controller, and the flashlight can also be left on while you have a gun drawn (something that was absent in the original release). It’s difficult to break the habit of pressing the left trigger to aim down the sights, as this game never had that. The game play is classic id-FPS, fast, fluid, and intense.Overall this game is hard to pass up for the price. I would have easily paid $40 for just Doom 3, but the fact that you also get amazing ports of Doom & Doom II make this a deal to any.
Walter Thompson –
Played the entire series when it originally came out for PC. Doom I and II are just as I remember them. Doom 3 has better graphics than the original PC version.
Questionable –
Bought as a gift brother loved it. Awesome, fun, survival type game. Graphics great!