DOOM was always a little absurd, so naturally, modders took it further.
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The original DOOM is all about firing thousands upon thousands of bullets, so it makes total sense that Call of Duty would fit right in.
Halloween is coming around again this week. For many, it's an opportunity to dress up, do stuff with pumpkins and generally have a good time. Others rage about American holidays and the American way of life bleeding into Australia, instead opting to celebrate by getting angry on the internet.
Nonetheless, it's still a good chance for developers to do funky things with their games. Or releasing new ones, as in the case of Brutal Doom 64.
I suppose we should have seen this coming.
Dayshot: SGtMarkIV, the creator of the Brutal Doom mod, has posted a new video where he demos another Doom mod of his. It features vehicular (and mecha) combat.
Ah, Brutal Doom. The last place a gore-hungry gamer can go when drowning people in The Sims and exploding opponents' testicles in Mortal Kombat starts to get old.
Briefly: Here's the latest screenshot of the Brutal Doom v20 mod which, after numerous delays, might finally see the light of day in late April. The shot depicts a level from the Starter Pack -- an original, 30-level campaign, enhanced with Brutal Doom, designed to run without any official Doom files.
Brutal DOOM remains one of the most infamous DOOM modifications around, allowing folks to dial up the game's violence to new heights. Sure, it all looks a little goofy -- DOOM came out in in 1993, after all -- but Brutal DOOM still manages to shock. Next up? Bloody, destructible bodies!
SGtMarkIV, developer of Brutal Doom, writes in the description of his new video: "On v19 the dripping blood always looked the same and had an annoying sound. Now the blood will drip in different amounts depending of how much blood has hit the ceiling, and with much better new sounds."
I didn't think it was possible, but there you go. There's a new 15-minute video out for Brutal Doom's upcoming v20 update, which, sadly, still doesn't have a release date.
One sec, gonna reinstall Doom. Quote-unquote ragdoll physics are one of the new features of the upcoming v20 update for Brutal Doom. The mod, which is now in its fourth year of development, will also be getting an updated particle system and better, sharper-looking blood decals in the new version.
