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Doom 3 Gets Reviews, Piracy Questions, Exultation
Yeti Von Baseball writes "Now that Doom 3 has officially shipped to stores, Computer Gaming World just posted its Doom 3 review - they also posted about 100 or so new screens." Elsewhere, GameSpy has an in-progress weblog and first-look impressions on the "claustrophobic corridors" of the game, Telefragged posted one of the first reviews, praising "a grand slam of action, story, atmosphere, and pure terror", the BBC reports on how "potential sales could be hit by the extent of online piracy of the game", and Time Magazine has a feature on Doom 3 and id.
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Since when has this country used intellectual elite as a pejorative term?
Reminds me of the start of Jedi Knight II. I really wanted that light sabre.
Jesus, nothing compares to the intro of Half-Life. I thought I had accidentally bought a movie considering how long it was.
You want to know who isn't running Firefox 2.x? They spell it "definately" and "rediculous".
OK, in what way is a lengthy comment on the shortcomings of a game, in an article about that game, 'Trolling'? Holy crap people piss me off sometimes.
Jherico
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Hey John,
Did you guys do any testing on nForce2 motherboards? The sound starts to crackle after a random period of time, when in surround mode and using 5.1 -- is this a Doom3 sound engine problem, or a nVidia/nForce problem?
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