Doom has always been one of my favorite game series and Doom 64 has a special place amongst Doom games. Everyone I know back then thought that it would just be another console port of the original PC game but boy were we wrong! Doom 64 was a complete new game! Everything was redone from scratch : Textures, sprites, music and levels. The overall atmosphere of the game was now changed to spooky with dark rooms, new lightning effects and dark ambient soundtracks (done by the same guy who did the awesome soundtracks for the PS1/Saturn Doom port) A new weapon was added called the Unmaker which you could upgrade by collecting demon artifacts in the secret levels. There is a super secret level right after the first level, it’s called Hectic and its purpose is to unlock a secret options menu which was basicly a cheat menu. I unlocked it but didn’t use anything from it in the main game. There are 3 additional fun levels which can only be accessed through the secret menu. In two of those I activated the cheats.. just for fun :) If you want to play Doom64 by yourself there are fan ports for Windows of it like Doom64EX and also Brutal Doom 64 (which adds a lot of new effects and brutality)
And the crazy thing is, they actually increased the amount of Satanic references and imagery in this game, and Nintendo still allowed it to be published.
@@thecowboy2 Nintendo has always been fond of Doom. We had Doom on the SNES, then the Gameboy Advance ports or Doom and Doom 2, which were very good considering the limitations. I played Doom 2 slot on the gba. My favorite will always be Doom 64. It has that pissing your pants scary tone to it.
I recently started playing Brutal Doom 64 and initially my first impressions of Doom 64 was that it was awesome, then I encountered those "ghost imps" who can teleport from one side of a room to another, always able to get a cheap hit in on you, it was then that I realised that I don't like Doom 64. Don't get me wrong, I've been playing Doom since 1993 and am a huge fan of the game but those cheap ass, magical ghost imps who can disappear and then reappear in a different position totally ruined Doom 64 for me, they just seem so cheap and unfair.
Most definitely one of the greatest Doom titles. This game is criminally underrated and was unfairly treated when it came out. Doom 64 will always live on.
It's now been given the recognition and praise it deserves. I have my N64 copy from years back but I haven't used it for ages as I play the game using the Project 64 emulator but I also got it for my PS4 and it's a beautiful remaster.
the game was not well regarded as it had a very different vibe to normal doom even though it looked more like Quake, the fact that there is no music and everything is dark makes this game very dark lol for that time, There's also the fact that after passing a few maps the rest of the maps start to get generic and boring. I believe that's why doom 64 was not respected
What a gem this game was. This was the first n64 game I have ever played. I remember being so afraid of the monsters yet willfully battling my way through. This brought back so many memories. Miss my childhood so much.
yeah me to when i be youg i be scare about some monster to i still have the 64 and ive play some month ago that game is amazing but in nowday people dosent care about those game just want better graphic and more but for me the old game is the best ever
@@MiniKoolAid The 32x was technically OK if it wasn't for this awful music. And that could have been avoided because the Yamaha chip inthe Genesis can do way better tunes. Listen to this version : th-cam.com/video/brBQVcf37Xc/w-d-xo.html
@@glaciiz yes, and it's complete with all the levels. For example, the 32x-version runs smoother - but, it's by far not complete and sounds like shit (fart-SFX, hollow and boring "music") compared to the SNES-Doom. If you once got used to the controls and less frames, Doom on the SNES is a really good and addictive game, I like it very much and it's a wonder that you are able to play a full version of this game on a 16bit-machine, that's t
Recently discovered this game thanks to it currently being on sale for $1.64 (whoever gave it that price deserves a raise) on the PSN store. Personally, I think this is my favourite Doom ever! The "Alien"-esque aesthetic is something I can't get enough of, and the music genuinely creeps me out. I found out when looking it up that this is a polarizing release in the Doom library, and I'm baffled as to why.
Wow, now I can't stop remembering my childhood. Because of this game, that colour scheme/palette became my favourite and I love the soundtrack/sound effects, especially the one when you pick up an item. Ugh, the light effects (Especially the blue lighted rooms😍); now I go to raves that have a cold and dark ambiance like the one in the game.
I played the first dooms on PC as a kid got this on the 64 as a teen and man this was really one of the darkest iterations of doom, the whole ambience and lighting made it so damn creepy.
When I was a kid regular Doom was too scary, when I was a teenager this version was creepy and claustrophobic, I still love getting lost in this game and the atmosphere throughout the game is genuinely scary. I don't think we'll ever get another Doom like this one ever again. ☠
I remember being a kid and the Doom shareware had been circulating, I remember my mother talking about people at her office playing it…it really creeped me out at the time, but when I was a little older it would become (and remain) one of my favorite games. Also, the music on I think the 4th or fifth level of Doom 64 with the distorted sound effects of the infants crying is genuinely disturbing.
DOOM is the one series that helped me play shooters better, and I for one am definitely gonna get this and DOOM: Eternal as soon as possible. Then my collection of classic/modern DOOM games will be complete. On a side note: DOOM 3 is a slightly underrated gem as well. I don’t care what the haters think, its change of pace and terrifying atmosphere earns a special place in my library. EDIT: Hopefully DOOM 64 will have a sweet assortment of Trophies to earn like the other remastered ones on PS4.
Jeeze watching this in 2022, this game is more terrifying than any modern games. The music, the level design, the textures, the whole vibe is just scary & creepy as fuck. Extreme 'backrooms' vibes @32:20
I remember having this for my N64 back in the day. Played the hell out of it and beat it. Loved the whole space theme, very different from the hell theme of Doom games before it. My preferred weapon was the double barreled shotgun.
4:07 Those particular demons looked a lot freakier in this version. Also, they kinda look like they’re made out of clay. Almost like Interplay had a hand in this.
Many years ago, I had this game. I barely got to enjoy it. One afternoon I was playing it and my childhood friend was visiting. My dad came home from work and asked if I had done my homework. I might have said something he didn't like, I was only 14. But seeing the game art I think is what set him off as he associated it with something demonic. He took the game to the kitchen and beat it with a hammer. I love my dad but I regret how he was at times. I guess sometimes my house was like the' Psycho Dad' character popular here on YT.
Lol! I remember my brother buying me Ozzy Osbourne's Speak of the Devil album for Christmas. My Dad looked at the album cover and grabbed it out of my hands and destroyed the the album with his hands! I was so pissed! 😫
As a big brother and watching parents getting very aggressive on their childs i learned and never do anything to make my little sister cry or angry at me if i see something wrong i simply tell her to not repeat what she sees or if shes too scared turn it off but remember ill always protect her from any harm no matter what when and where 24/7
I remember renting this game playing this at 12 midnight wrapped with my blanket overy head scared to look in the back of me or even turn my head to the side scared shitless
What an amazing game. I have dabbled in doom 1/2, wolfenstein and dark forces...but I have never completed an fps game of this particular style until this year. I was spoiled by Goldeneye so whenever I did play them I only had a brief but enjoyable hour long experience. Doom 64 might be the best classic doom experience today. Music and sound design is very creepy, and in tandem the animations and levels are memorably cryptic and hellish. It's an incredible experience, I recommend anyone unfamiliar with "boomer shooters" to start here.
Terraformer always creeped Me out especially near the corridor with the red triangles on the floor. U could hear the monsters groan but didn't know exactly where They were. The music doesn't help lol
One of the greatest games ever made, never mind one of the best Dooms. First played it in '98. The fella who did the soundtrack is a master! So evil! The atmosphere is perfect. He made the PS versions superior than the PC in that regard, the only disappointing thing was that there was no Archvile on any console versions.
bought this on my ps4 today, and i can say its just as fun as when i played it as a kid on my nintendo 64. really love how this game works and how hard it is.
I remember playing the first Doom on my dad’s Super Nintendo and i had hella fun and now I’m going on a full Doom run on my ps4 from the first Doom to Doom Eternal.
Why nothing will beat the original for a nostalgic reason, This is the greatest DOOM game, in my opinion, The Monsters the Dark environment, It's just got a creepier feel while staying true to the original, Again just my opinion
Personally I always wished it had more of a mix, with some heavy metal or action tunes thrown in like the original, but all good. Still 1 of my all time faves.
I was a HUGE fan of Super Nintendo system but for some reason not the 64. I just bought this for my Switch and the game is excellent. It is somewhat more of a puzzle game than most doom games, but still I wish I had found it when I had my N64 system. For the price, this is a MUST have.
@@jewdasgreed5968 I thought it was an experimental facility where scientists had ennabled demons from hell to reach earth.... either way it's not on my list of desirable holiday destinations.
@@PaulMcCaffreyfmac ive literally never met anyone who likes being depressed, it is the opposite of happy.. its besides the point anyway, horror games are dark that is the appeal
This game was so scary to play, first time playing it I was like 7 or 8 and I remember first fighting cyborg the First Time I remember it being so scary with The scary music in the back ground and hearing Cybords steps…
Doom is, imo, the first real horror game. We're talking before RE, before Silent Hill, before Alone In the Dark managed to put out one decent game. (because AITD 1, 2 & 3 are just jokes that don't hold up in the slightest) Doom had atmosphere, music, enemies that were actually terrifying in the way they moved & the noises they made, fucking fantastic games
The original DOOM is super action with a badass hero running at super human speed killing hundreds of monsters, just like the DOOM 2016. It has nothing to do with "terror" and these other games.
Alone in the Dark 1, the original, is the only one I respect. Yes it's aged, but it's a proper horror classic, in fact the first survival horror game, more frightening and surreal than RE1 for me. RE1 rehashed a lot of the tricks from AOITD1 I played Doom and AOITD1 for the first time around the same age, and Doom didn't scare me, it was exciting! but AOITD genuinely gave me nightmares
@@wexenhex I respect your opinion but looking back at AITD1 now is just like, wow. But yeah it definitely started the trend of survival horror, & I agree RE1 took alot from it, but imo they just improved on it so much. Anyway gotta love survival horror games, my favourite of the past few years has to be Alien Isolation, wow. Intense isn't a strong enough word
@@ElSoloNoco Alien Isolation is a gem and probably the best Alien game ever made. Resident Evil 7 however is the scariest game I've ever played. I was genuinely frightened. am amazing turn after RE6 was so awful
i read the parody of it with the brady bunch movie characters from cracked magazine when i was a kid and 4 years later i played the other doom game on nintendo 64 when i was 9 but i never play the first one
@@tuomasgaming4210 playing for the first time without a guide is realy easy to miss the demons keys. So the game will be more dificult, even more if you play single segment
@@tuomasgaming4210 this was the first doom game i ever played so it was a nigthmare for me to beat, i didnt find the demons keys and i have to use save state to kill the final boss. But i still play this game and now its easier
I used to love this game, it was darker than the previous versions, literally dark af, i remember turning my brightness up on my tv 😂 but besides that this was my fav out of all the original versions because of its difficulty and look, the atmosphere while being lost was my favorite part, and the hell like corridors.
After playing so many Doom mods, I'm having trouble believing the guns sounded like that, as a kid I remember the pistol and chaingun sounding like the Brutal Doom 64 pistol and chaingun. My memory is prbly failing me. 😂
This is a very good Doom - much better than the PlayStation- and Saturn-versions - and sometimes it's brutal difficult. But it's so dark - even when you adjust the brightness you have troubles with the contrast, so you have to play it in a really dark room but honestly, this game should be played in the darkness - with headphones - to make a well doomed atmosphere...
Fortunately the 2020 retail ports of Doom 64 allow much more control over video options, including brightness. You _can_ make it as unplayably dark as the N64 original, or, now you have the option to actually see what's going on! ;)
I remember loving this game beginning to end and then when I was done the cycle of homework, chores, DOOM, sleep, school...repeat until done...ppl treated me like a wannabe Colombine...whatever...this DOOM was awesome beginning to end...strange...they never did that over Perfect Dark?
I've just recently played the PSX versions on ultra violence but found this is alot harder on WMD setting. I'm guessing I own doom implies the difficulty of original Doom. 😄
I set my monitor to max brightness, and yet I barely can see something here and there, too dark and blurry... Is the real thing just like that? I hope not the one included with Eternal, at least.
@@longplayarchive Oh, I see. Well, I prefer sharper and brighter visuals, but I bet this game will look definitely sharper and brighter as enhanced preorder bonus game version with Ps4/Xb1 Doom Eternal. 😉
JustM.E. Totally, me too. With an UltraHDMI mod you can usually get games a little brighter. This is just a common problem with N64 games where some are almost unplayable due to how dark they are
@@longplayarchive I know it right, especially with the composite output it's often all just a blacky messy pixels soup! In fact I bought an already RGB modded N64 some years ago and the visuals were very good with a decent number of games, they looked kind of sharp and bright for the console itself (either used with a generic scart to hdmi converter into a 4k Lindy upscaler to a 2016 4k tv (super-sharp) or rgb scart directly on a 20 years old crt tv (still a bit blurry)), but unfortunately last year all of a sudden it stopped to work. It still turned on, but only a black screen appeared with no audio... 😕 The problem is that the little I know about hardware in general is only theoretical, I wouldn't actually know where to put my tiny hands to fix anything... 😊
Hahah I’m all the same! Appreciate the info. I’m definitely getting an upscaler for future N64 recordings. Some N64 games also have different refresh rates for the menu screens so whenever I pause some games, my recorder creates a new video file. Upscalers should fix that. Hopefully improve the quality a bit whilst at it
The only weapon this game lacks is a grenade of some sort. Yes you have a rocket launcher but there’s something about tossing a grenade into a horde of Imps that makes me smile. And what happened to the revenants?
Doom has always been one of my favorite game series and Doom 64 has a special place amongst Doom games. Everyone I know back then thought that it would just be another console port of the original PC game but boy were we wrong! Doom 64 was a complete new game! Everything was redone from scratch : Textures, sprites, music and levels. The overall atmosphere of the game was now changed to spooky with dark rooms, new lightning effects and dark ambient soundtracks (done by the same guy who did the awesome soundtracks for the PS1/Saturn Doom port)
A new weapon was added called the Unmaker which you could upgrade by collecting demon artifacts in the secret levels.
There is a super secret level right after the first level, it’s called Hectic and its purpose is to unlock a secret options menu which was basicly a cheat menu. I unlocked it but didn’t use anything from it in the main game. There are 3 additional fun levels which can only be accessed through the secret menu. In two of those I activated the cheats.. just for fun :)
If you want to play Doom64 by yourself there are fan ports for Windows of it like Doom64EX and also Brutal Doom 64 (which adds a lot of new effects and brutality)
Omg how many hours you write it?
And the crazy thing is, they actually increased the amount of Satanic references and imagery in this game, and Nintendo still allowed it to be published.
Retro Game Spacko it’s coming to the Nintendo switch
@@thecowboy2 Nintendo has always been fond of Doom. We had Doom on the SNES, then the Gameboy Advance ports or Doom and Doom 2, which were very good considering the limitations. I played Doom 2 slot on the gba.
My favorite will always be Doom 64. It has that pissing your pants scary tone to it.
I recently started playing Brutal Doom 64 and initially my first impressions of Doom 64 was that it was awesome, then I encountered those "ghost imps" who can teleport from one side of a room to another, always able to get a cheap hit in on you, it was then that I realised that I don't like Doom 64. Don't get me wrong, I've been playing Doom since 1993 and am a huge fan of the game but those cheap ass, magical ghost imps who can disappear and then reappear in a different position totally ruined Doom 64 for me, they just seem so cheap and unfair.
Most definitely one of the greatest Doom titles. This game is criminally underrated and was unfairly treated when it came out. Doom 64 will always live on.
And now it's coming to Switch! Looking forward to playing it for the first time! November 22nd is gonna be an awesome day for Doom fans!
It's now been given the recognition and praise it deserves. I have my N64 copy from years back but I haven't used it for ages as I play the game using the Project 64 emulator but I also got it for my PS4 and it's a beautiful remaster.
Agreed
the game was not well regarded as it had a very different vibe to normal doom even though it looked more like Quake, the fact that there is no music and everything is dark makes this game very dark lol for that time, There's also the fact that after passing a few maps the rest of the maps start to get generic and boring. I believe that's why doom 64 was not respected
According to the Doom Eternal lore, Doom 64 is now oficially Doom3.
What a gem this game was. This was the first n64 game I have ever played. I remember being so afraid of the monsters yet willfully battling my way through. This brought back so many memories. Miss my childhood so much.
yeah me to when i be youg i be scare about some monster to i still have the 64 and ive play some month ago that game is amazing but in nowday people dosent care about those game just want better graphic and more but for me the old game is the best ever
Yes - 👍👍👍 and now I’m 41 Years old and Play Hunt Showdown 😅
just by nintendo switch and enjoy it again btw silent hill is way better haha
I love her 😍
Glad u love it cuz i do too
Excellent choice my friend. You can never go wrong with Doom, whichever one.
Lrr_Of_Omikron except for the 3do version and the 32x
@@MiniKoolAid The 32x was technically OK if it wasn't for this awful music. And that could have been avoided because the Yamaha chip inthe Genesis can do way better tunes. Listen to this version : th-cam.com/video/brBQVcf37Xc/w-d-xo.html
Cough cough SNES version cough
@@HavenMarches that was actually impressive for the snes.
@@glaciiz yes, and it's complete with all the levels. For example, the 32x-version runs smoother - but, it's by far not complete and sounds like shit (fart-SFX, hollow and boring "music") compared to the SNES-Doom. If you once got used to the controls and less frames, Doom on the SNES is a really good and addictive game, I like it very much and it's a wonder that you are able to play a full version of this game on a 16bit-machine, that's t
This game right here... this game is a fudging masterpiece in my eyes...
DOOM 64 is and will always be one of my favorite games!
Oh man that opening sequence! 😭
Recently discovered this game thanks to it currently being on sale for $1.64 (whoever gave it that price deserves a raise) on the PSN store. Personally, I think this is my favourite Doom ever! The "Alien"-esque aesthetic is something I can't get enough of, and the music genuinely creeps me out. I found out when looking it up that this is a polarizing release in the Doom library, and I'm baffled as to why.
Wow, now I can't stop remembering my childhood.
Because of this game, that colour scheme/palette became my favourite and I love the soundtrack/sound effects, especially the one when you pick up an item.
Ugh, the light effects (Especially the blue lighted rooms😍); now I go to raves that have a cold and dark ambiance like the one in the game.
I played the first dooms on PC as a kid got this on the 64 as a teen and man this was really one of the darkest iterations of doom, the whole ambience and lighting made it so damn creepy.
When I was a kid regular Doom was too scary, when I was a teenager this version was creepy and claustrophobic, I still love getting lost in this game and the atmosphere throughout the game is genuinely scary. I don't think we'll ever get another Doom like this one ever again. ☠
I remember being a kid and the Doom shareware had been circulating, I remember my mother talking about people at her office playing it…it really creeped me out at the time, but when I was a little older it would become (and remain) one of my favorite games. Also, the music on I think the 4th or fifth level of Doom 64 with the distorted sound effects of the infants crying is genuinely disturbing.
I love this game, it also aged way better than a lot of others N64 games.
Love the music, gives the game a different vibe
DOOM is the one series that helped me play shooters better, and I for one am definitely gonna get this and DOOM: Eternal as soon as possible. Then my collection of classic/modern DOOM games will be complete.
On a side note: DOOM 3 is a slightly underrated gem as well. I don’t care what the haters think, its change of pace and terrifying atmosphere earns a special place in my library.
EDIT: Hopefully DOOM 64 will have a sweet assortment of Trophies to earn like the other remastered ones on PS4.
Thanks for doing this! It'll be cool to see this on Switch!
Jeeze watching this in 2022, this game is more terrifying than any modern games. The music, the level design, the textures, the whole vibe is just scary & creepy as fuck. Extreme 'backrooms' vibes @32:20
Doom was always my favorite game I'm so glad to see it expand in eternal and doom 64 used to scare the shit out of me as a kid
This game is so much more dark and ominous than I remember
The darkest and scariest game i played
When I was a kid
N64 was definitely game changer for it's time period. Cassette costs and small storage space of cassettes did pull the trigger.
Played these today on my n64. The controls are as good as I remember. Great game.
I got this game when I was 12 and couldn’t play it at night it scared me so bad
I've always found this one scarier than Doom 3.
It’s better
I remember having this for my N64 back in the day. Played the hell out of it and beat it. Loved the whole space theme, very different from the hell theme of Doom games before it. My preferred weapon was the double barreled shotgun.
4:07 Those particular demons looked a lot freakier in this version. Also, they kinda look like they’re made out of clay. Almost like Interplay had a hand in this.
Many years ago, I had this game. I barely got to enjoy it. One afternoon I was playing it and my childhood friend was visiting. My dad came home from work and asked if I had done my homework. I might have said something he didn't like, I was only 14. But seeing the game art I think is what set him off as he associated it with something demonic. He took the game to the kitchen and beat it with a hammer. I love my dad but I regret how he was at times. I guess sometimes my house was like the' Psycho Dad' character popular here on YT.
Lol! I remember my brother buying me Ozzy Osbourne's Speak of the Devil album for Christmas. My Dad looked at the album cover and grabbed it out of my hands and destroyed the the album with his hands! I was so pissed! 😫
Major overreaction though. Jesus
As a big brother and watching parents getting very aggressive on their childs i learned and never do anything to make my little sister cry or angry at me if i see something wrong i simply tell her to not repeat what she sees or if shes too scared turn it off but remember ill always protect her from any harm no matter what when and where 24/7
@@carlosdelaguerra8302 new generations will not repeat the same errors of older generations
I remember renting this game playing this at 12 midnight wrapped with my blanket overy head scared to look in the back of me or even turn my head to the side scared shitless
What an amazing game. I have dabbled in doom 1/2, wolfenstein and dark forces...but I have never completed an fps game of this particular style until this year. I was spoiled by Goldeneye so whenever I did play them I only had a brief but enjoyable hour long experience. Doom 64 might be the best classic doom experience today. Music and sound design is very creepy, and in tandem the animations and levels are memorably cryptic and hellish. It's an incredible experience, I recommend anyone unfamiliar with "boomer shooters" to start here.
Terraformer always creeped Me out especially near the corridor with the red triangles on the floor. U could hear the monsters groan but didn't know exactly where They were. The music doesn't help lol
One of the greatest games ever made, never mind one of the best Dooms. First played it in '98. The fella who did the soundtrack is a master! So evil! The atmosphere is perfect. He made the PS versions superior than the PC in that regard, the only disappointing thing was that there was no Archvile on any console versions.
It use to scare the sht out of me playing this as a little kid wow goodtimes coming back 😂
bought this on my ps4 today, and i can say its just as fun as when i played it as a kid on my nintendo 64. really love how this game works and how hard it is.
I remember playing the first Doom on my dad’s Super Nintendo and i had hella fun and now I’m going on a full Doom run on my ps4 from the first Doom to Doom Eternal.
Despite probably having to keep the brightness up at all time is still a good ending to dooms original timeline
Definately missing the E1M1 soundtrack from the pc. But this ambient fits the game perfectly as well.
Why nothing will beat the original for a nostalgic reason, This is the greatest DOOM game, in my opinion, The Monsters the Dark environment, It's just got a creepier feel while staying true to the original, Again just my opinion
Personally I always wished it had more of a mix, with some heavy metal or action tunes thrown in like the original, but all good. Still 1 of my all time faves.
great game to play in the dark and with the sound cranked with bass....
I was a HUGE fan of Super Nintendo system but for some reason not the 64. I just bought this for my Switch and the game is excellent. It is somewhat more of a puzzle game than most doom games, but still I wish I had found it when I had my N64 system. For the price, this is a MUST have.
Every time when I listen to the music of DOOM 64, It was always haunting to my nightmare
I have these and other dark ambient tracks in a playlist i listen to when i go to sleep. Yes , i'm strange ^^
@@RetroGameSpacko YO!
🤣😂
@@RetroGameSpacko Same. This and Doom Playstation help me sleep. Aubrey Hodges is a genius
@@fsedwuncleriii4190 he is. Did you get his albums? The whole Playstation set is available and more and all in extended versions , 10min long each
This was my favorite of all the doom games ❤
no turn the brightness up all the way that’s just how you play the game
I had a real love/hate relationship with this game. While enjoying the gameplay and secret finding I found, and find, the world deeply depressing.
Well it's supposed to be hell so...
@@jewdasgreed5968 I thought it was an experimental facility where scientists had ennabled demons from hell to reach earth.... either way it's not on my list of desirable holiday destinations.
Bro its literally a horror game, did you think it was going to be happy?
@@LG-ro5le Depressing isn't the opposite of happy
@@PaulMcCaffreyfmac ive literally never met anyone who likes being depressed, it is the opposite of happy.. its besides the point anyway, horror games are dark that is the appeal
This game was so scary to play, first time playing it I was like 7 or 8 and I remember first fighting cyborg the
First
Time I remember it being so scary with
The scary music in the back ground and hearing Cybords steps…
SGI has the best 3D Z-buffer graphics processing ever. Get back again in modern resolutions.
Doom is, imo, the first real horror game. We're talking before RE, before Silent Hill, before Alone In the Dark managed to put out one decent game. (because AITD 1, 2 & 3 are just jokes that don't hold up in the slightest)
Doom had atmosphere, music, enemies that were actually terrifying in the way they moved & the noises they made, fucking fantastic games
The original DOOM is super action with a badass hero running at super human speed killing hundreds of monsters, just like the DOOM 2016.
It has nothing to do with "terror" and these other games.
Alone in the Dark 1, the original, is the only one I respect. Yes it's aged, but it's a proper horror classic, in fact the first survival horror game, more frightening and surreal than RE1 for me. RE1 rehashed a lot of the tricks from AOITD1
I played Doom and AOITD1 for the first time around the same age, and Doom didn't scare me, it was exciting! but AOITD genuinely gave me nightmares
@@wexenhex I respect your opinion but looking back at AITD1 now is just like, wow. But yeah it definitely started the trend of survival horror, & I agree RE1 took alot from it, but imo they just improved on it so much. Anyway gotta love survival horror games, my favourite of the past few years has to be Alien Isolation, wow. Intense isn't a strong enough word
@@ElSoloNoco
Alien Isolation is a gem and probably the best Alien game ever made.
Resident Evil 7 however is the scariest game I've ever played. I was genuinely frightened. am amazing turn after RE6 was so awful
@@neildrunkmaam7040 No it's not. Doom 2016 plays nothing like the original.
Even after all these years the music is still terrifying and the game also taught us to leave no rock unturned and everything is unlockable 😂😂😂😂😂
My stepdad introduced me to this game. At first I wasn't sure, but hey, I'm interested.
badass 💪
the OG Doom games are my favorites
i read the parody of it with the brady bunch movie characters from cracked magazine when i was a kid and 4 years later i played the other doom game on nintendo 64 when i was 9 but i never play the first one
3:58:35 is the Spawn level.
The 3D graphics make it look like Quake
This game is insane hard, the final level is complete madness.
Find the Unmaker upgrades, and you can defeat the Mother Demon in 10 seconds.
Not really that hard
@@tuomasgaming4210 playing for the first time without a guide is realy easy to miss the demons keys. So the game will be more dificult, even more if you play single segment
@@pedroaraujo9195 yeah, that happened to me too. I had to cheat to beat the final boss.
@@tuomasgaming4210 this was the first doom game i ever played so it was a nigthmare for me to beat, i didnt find the demons keys and i have to use save state to kill the final boss. But i still play this game and now its easier
that was a Nostalgia games of Doom
The kids have hadd their fun... (Doom 2016, Doom Eternal, Doom 1993, Doom 2, Doom 3, Final Doom)
*It's Time for the Men to Rise*
Just goes to show you, Doom 64 (along with 1 and 2) was a head of it's time.
I think that DOOM games are very relaxing to play
Probably because of the creepy ambient music, so peaceful.
My favorite Doom game.
This is the only game in my 30+ video gaming career to make me nauseous. I played the hell out of it, but only 20 minutes at a time.
Awesomeness game please do more thanks 👍👍👍👍👍👍
I used to love this game, it was darker than the previous versions, literally dark af, i remember turning my brightness up on my tv 😂 but besides that this was my fav out of all the original versions because of its difficulty and look, the atmosphere while being lost was my favorite part, and the hell like corridors.
i honestly still think this is the best doom
Did i just watch the full 4 hours of this vid omg feel tired now grat vid tho
This game has deserves a remake, for now.
This game made me 👹 Doom64 all day baby ‼️💯
Favorite graphics
This game has a great soundtrack
It's more than quake.
Because it's not reloading
Half Life and Doom
2 greatest FPS games
Man 97 was a good year for gaming….
After playing so many Doom mods, I'm having trouble believing the guns sounded like that, as a kid I remember the pistol and chaingun sounding like the Brutal Doom 64 pistol and chaingun. My memory is prbly failing me. 😂
As a kid i thought Doom64 was scarier than the original Doom and Doom2 by far..
Book Mark #2:00:42
This is a very good Doom - much better than the PlayStation- and Saturn-versions - and sometimes it's brutal difficult. But it's so dark - even when you adjust the brightness you have troubles with the contrast, so you have to play it in a really dark room but honestly, this game should be played in the darkness - with headphones - to make a well doomed atmosphere...
Fortunately the 2020 retail ports of Doom 64 allow much more control over video options, including brightness. You _can_ make it as unplayably dark as the N64 original, or, now you have the option to actually see what's going on! ;)
that was veryyy scary and awesome in the 90s
Best Doom game ever
Cool Doom game who didn’t aged😊.
PS : please do Perfect Dark !
Your comment predicted "Doom: The Dark Ages".
This is one hell of a game.
*This is one game of hell!
@@RetroGameSpacko exactly.
Love the PSX port 2 years earlier
This looks a lot like Quake 64
I have no idea why but this game is creepy at times!
Well, it's dark and then there's music with crying babies... so
@@RetroGameSpacko I didn't know crying babies were in this Nintendo game!
@@the_milkmann oh my bad, those were in the PS1 Doom, not here. Still creepy dark ambient tracks though
@@RetroGameSpacko I know!
I remember loving this game beginning to end and then when I was done the cycle of homework, chores, DOOM, sleep, school...repeat until done...ppl treated me like a wannabe Colombine...whatever...this DOOM was awesome beginning to end...strange...they never did that over Perfect Dark?
Was talks scariest level lol?? This game so damn spooky
So I've never really understood what the aim of the game is. you are trapped in hell, and you must escape?
Doom 64 🎮 Is The Best Shootings And Killings In A Different Place In A Different Way To Shoot And Kill The 👿👿😈😈👿👿 @ 4:10:22
I guess I'll turn up the difficulty now that I've gotten a taste of it. I've been playing on gentle (I'm lame, I know).
Dont worry you are not the only one that plays it on easy or cheats on it i do too
Sooo many memories!
4:28:27, aww dont tell me you had to resort to cheats now.
woo wooo wooo after all these years i didnt know there was a secret level called hectec!!!!! on the the first level mind you!!!
it's pretty much impossible to discover it by accident
😂🤚💥
We live in a world where this can be played on Nintendo Switch
Exit code to Outpost Omega is 3124.
Dude, that title sequence!
th-cam.com/video/I7yxlSURxRw/w-d-xo.html check out this remake of the title music
SECURE AND CONTAIN I LOVE THIS GAME
The creepiest game I have played.
Doom 64 is the best First Person Shooter for Nintendo 64.
I've just recently played the PSX versions on ultra violence but found this is alot harder on WMD setting. I'm guessing I own doom implies the difficulty of original Doom. 😄
I set my monitor to max brightness, and yet I barely can see something here and there, too dark and blurry... Is the real thing just like that? I hope not the one included with Eternal, at least.
Yep, that’s exactly the real thing as that’s how we record our stuff. You’ll get better picture quality on emulation
@@longplayarchive Oh, I see. Well, I prefer sharper and brighter visuals, but I bet this game will look definitely sharper and brighter as enhanced preorder bonus game version with Ps4/Xb1 Doom Eternal. 😉
JustM.E. Totally, me too. With an UltraHDMI mod you can usually get games a little brighter. This is just a common problem with N64 games where some are almost unplayable due to how dark they are
@@longplayarchive I know it right, especially with the composite output it's often all just a blacky messy pixels soup!
In fact I bought an already RGB modded N64 some years ago and the visuals were very good with a decent number of games, they looked kind of sharp and bright for the console itself (either used with a generic scart to hdmi converter into a 4k Lindy upscaler to a 2016 4k tv (super-sharp) or rgb scart directly on a 20 years old crt tv (still a bit blurry)), but unfortunately last year all of a sudden it stopped to work. It still turned on, but only a black screen appeared with no audio... 😕
The problem is that the little I know about hardware in general is only theoretical, I wouldn't actually know where to put my tiny hands to fix anything... 😊
Hahah I’m all the same! Appreciate the info. I’m definitely getting an upscaler for future N64 recordings. Some N64 games also have different refresh rates for the menu screens so whenever I pause some games, my recorder creates a new video file. Upscalers should fix that. Hopefully improve the quality a bit whilst at it
I'm defintely getting this if I ever get an N64
esta es una época de nostalgia
The Cat n Mouse still scares me 😅
I remember playing this game about 5 years ago and it was so fun
How can I jump while walking?
What buttons do I press?
🤔
Doom64 doesn't have jumping.
The only weapon this game lacks is a grenade of some sort. Yes you have a rocket launcher but there’s something about tossing a grenade into a horde of Imps that makes me smile. And what happened to the revenants?
Revenants are gone because of space issues