@@jaded151 Probs the heavily compressed samples? iirc the snes cart had ltrly just 16 bytes of free space left over! Randy mustve compressed the hell out of those samples. Provided more cart space, it wouldve sounded way better, someone like Tim Follin or Dean Evans could really extract the power of the snes sound chip to create amazing rocking tunes
why did they just call him doom guy? its like back she. Donny kong was in arcade the original name you played as was jump ma. in till Mario brothers came out
@@RDMANGLEYT becaus the didn't care about the players name realy. So they went with doom guy. The guy from doom. And now its one of the most iconic names in game history.
I remember being a kid plugging in the cartridge and hearing this music play. I never played much because the SNES controller allowed for terrible mobility and the graphics were so low res that you could hardly see what was going on. I would boot up E1M1 and watch the status bar as Doomguy got shot and his face got bloodier. It was fascinating to me as a kid for some reason. It wasn't until recently that I remembered this port's E1M1 sounded different. Coming back to it now, it feels like the definitive E1M1 to me since that's what I recognized it as when I was a kid.
no clue why but this sounds way better when i play it on my ps3 (yes, out of all the consoles i could emulate on the ps3 i decided to get the SNES port of doom)
I remember growing up with this when I was 3 and my parents got it for me without knowing what it was at all. And I loved going around E1M1 shooting as many enemy's as possible.
At Doom's Gate and its instrument paradigm feels reversed on the SNES because the softer guitar doesn't have the power to carry as a main instrument and the supporting instruments now sound more resounding. As such it forces the guitar to take a supporting role of the instrumentation, while the supporting instruments are now the main instrumentation creating a more deep focus kind of vibe to it.
As much as I like the angry metallic PC song, there's something about the smooth acoustic playing through the drums that haven't changed, it's reminiscent of cutting through butter with a hot knife.
I played this game so much as a kid, never did super well as I didn't know about secrets & ran outta ammo so often, but I LOVED the music - always kept playing despite how bad I was lol
Given the SNES was the better console for replicating Orchestral Music, conpared to the Megadrive which was the better console for replicating Rock, this is a bloody good attempt.
The graphics might be bad, the sound might be blurry, the game itself might be slightly laggy and barely playable, but dat music tho. It's frickin' AWESOME, man!
The music is probably one of the best versions, but the gameplay itself on the SNES is slow because the game suffers from framerate issues, unlike the PC and 32x versions. Sure the music sucked in the 32x version but the game doesn't slow down though the resolution is too small.
Dude, thats real I tried quake 2 in my hacked wii, believe me, it was 30 fps but so unstable when in full screen size, but in minimum it had way more than 60 fps and it was sped up. Wow, also they don't let you modify gfx settings.
Snes doom: best soundtrack, worst graphics Atari Jaguar: Best gameplay (for consoles), no music at all i prefer music to graphics, but i prefer the pc version
I really should re-up these video's as full video's & in HD but there are plenty of other video's online that are like that. At the time i had an older Pentium 4 so even with the short video's it took a while to upload. Also i don't want to get any take-down notices since i didn't create or rip these tracks. I don't make any profit off of these either so just enjoy them as they are.
Brings back so many memories, not to mention I had Doom for the PC when I was a kid and what really irked me was that even at the time the SNES was inferior to the PC but yet produced better sound.
Always loved the strange censorship on the box art, instead of his arm being gripped by a demon, Doomguy just looks that much more severely pissed off while shooting
I'll be honest here; DOOM SNES has some of the best versions of DOOM's Music. Also - SNES DOOM is still an old favorite of mine, the nostalgia of it all.
Nintendo definitely should have had a wavetable sound card for PCs using the SNES sound chip. Sounds like its on par with a Gravis Ultrasound or a Roland SCC1
I really don't know how to feel about this version. I like the fact that it has backing harmonies for the main guitar riff, because that's something that the original midi version doesn't have. However at the same time this sounds like you're listening to some random garage band performed from outside of the garage, with all the echoing that entails. I know it was running on SNES hardware and this was the best it could do but still it feels a little less punchy than the original.
This sounds like someone's playing doom in the room next to you.
Nice channel
finally someone who feels the same way!
Agreed...
@Jovial Shadower i guess it's subjective but personally i cannot stand this version's echo-y sound
@@jaded151 Probs the heavily compressed samples? iirc the snes cart had ltrly just 16 bytes of free space left over! Randy mustve compressed the hell out of those samples. Provided more cart space, it wouldve sounded way better, someone like Tim Follin or Dean Evans could really extract the power of the snes sound chip to create amazing rocking tunes
They told me rock music would rot my brain.
Doomguy blasted it out beforehand.
SensǝCandy Metal actually. 🤘🤘🤘🤘
why did they just call him doom guy? its like back she. Donny kong was in arcade the original name you played as was jump ma. in till Mario brothers came out
@@RDMANGLEYT becaus the didn't care about the players name realy. So they went with doom guy. The guy from doom. And now its one of the most iconic names in game history.
The closest thing for a name for him is DoomSlayer
@@RDMANGLEYT cuz doomguy is actually (wait for it...) YOU!
Let's be honest here: the SNES had no business running DOOM. The fact that it can is mindblowing
just about everything nowadays has no buisness running doom
it's more playable than you think
i own it
i have played it
too much
It’s one of the worst ports though, lol.
My mom's PC from 2013 is slow and I get 60fps on doom. It's suprising just like the snes
The emulators even less so, tried pretty much all of then then different settings ..
I'm still happily surprised about the extreme power of Super Nintendo in making awesome music tracks.
Phantom Zone nothing at the time even compared to the SNES sound chip, it was iconic and I love it
I’ve always loved the super Nintendo music tracks, I wasn’t a fan of the genesis music sound though
@@DoktrDub not even the AWE64?
wdym "amazing music tracks" this shit sounds worse than the fucking 32x version lmfao
Σωτήρης Κατσουλιέρης the fuck it doesn’t lmao 😂 😂 you know Damn we’ll the 32x version sounds like shit . “Literally”
Take a moment to think about how difficult it must have been trying to make this sound like the original.
i love the reverbant sound of the snes ost
Yeah it has that charm like the genesis music has its own
@@josemanuelchavesbussi1098 Some SNES soundtracks still are just sublime, like Super Ghouls n' Ghosts and Chrono Trigger's, for example!
@@Sam-oq7rb don't forget Donkey Kong Country
@@Sam-oq7rb How dare you not mention PLOK
@@napoleonblownapart9043 idk what that is even megalul
thank you avgn
this is awesome
He's what lead me here too.
me too haha
Guy Ragetobia never payed atention to games when i was young atleast not at the music just the gameplay
@@JustinEvitable80 If only the 32X version of Doom didn't have less levels & that compressed music. It was good, but it could've been better.
You can thank him again
I remember being a kid plugging in the cartridge and hearing this music play. I never played much because the SNES controller allowed for terrible mobility and the graphics were so low res that you could hardly see what was going on. I would boot up E1M1 and watch the status bar as Doomguy got shot and his face got bloodier. It was fascinating to me as a kid for some reason.
It wasn't until recently that I remembered this port's E1M1 sounded different. Coming back to it now, it feels like the definitive E1M1 to me since that's what I recognized it as when I was a kid.
I remember this too but I couldn't tell what was going on with him I thought he was getting possessed by the demons
no clue why but this sounds way better when i play it on my ps3 (yes, out of all the consoles i could emulate on the ps3 i decided to get the SNES port of doom)
Bloody face and the "uaaahhhhh" scream doom guy does when losing is hilarious to me for some reason 🤦♂️🤣😭
I remember growing up with this when I was 3 and my parents got it for me without knowing what it was at all.
And I loved going around E1M1 shooting as many enemy's as possible.
This version makes me think of Doomguy with his shotgun charging through fire and flames.
Mom: Metal hurts your ears
Me: K mom
2 seconds later
B R U T A L D O O M. M E T A L . WAD
Yea
Not .pk3?
You feel this port has harmony and some soft beat
I aways thought snes music sounded like it was playing through a bucket of socks
MrDreamcastx me too.
@@cozbu9694 underrated comment
That's what made it sound so awesome.
Thy Tide Pods Consumed
At Doom's Gate and its instrument paradigm feels reversed on the SNES because the softer guitar doesn't have the power to carry as a main instrument and the supporting instruments now sound more resounding. As such it forces the guitar to take a supporting role of the instrumentation, while the supporting instruments are now the main instrumentation creating a more deep focus kind of vibe to it.
This is probably my favorite version of this song across all other early platforms. Not too crazy about the twang on the Genesis.
I came from the 32x music. This is so much better.
AVGN brought most us here
+fascinatinglist uh no
yup
Yeah he did!!
ye
Yes
this feels like i'm slowing bleeding to death and trying to beat doom at the same time
It's kind of like if the main melody was played on a cello and I kinda dig it
Wow, for the SNES to have this kind of cool music, that SuperFX chip must have meant big time business with everything.
That SNES music sound awesome beside 3DO
As much as I like the angry metallic PC song, there's something about the smooth acoustic playing through the drums that haven't changed, it's reminiscent of cutting through butter with a hot knife.
Well, welcome to doom playing in a auditorium
Doom but someone's playing it in the other room
What the demons hear as doom guy listens to music in his helmet:
The snes port of doom was inferior to the pc version except in the sound department.
Demo_the _man Hence why I play the PC version with a WAD that has the SNES music
Nunya Bidness do you have a link for that?
***** I do not. It was downloaded 13 years ago...
Nunya Bidness lol could you please upload it somewhere? all the other links seem to be dead.
Demo_the _man nah... check out the Roland CM-300 or SC-55 versions of the sound tracks. Superior in every way to this version
This is nostalgic
It sounds surprisingly good for SNES
Me reaching at the Heaven: "Where's my mother?"
Angel: "Your mother? She's not here."
Me: "Not here...? I see..."
**This Song starts to play**
Same
best soundtrack
bad frame rate
ima have to make this into a soundfont
The SNES Version shoved the middle finger up the 32X's ass!! This is one of the best songs I've ever heard in a videogame!!
Don't lie, this is pretty fire.
I played this game so much as a kid, never did super well as I didn't know about secrets & ran outta ammo so often, but I LOVED the music - always kept playing despite how bad I was lol
Given the SNES was the better console for replicating Orchestral Music, conpared to the Megadrive which was the better console for replicating Rock, this is a bloody good attempt.
Back in the day its pretty cutting edge to have a FPS game experience on your console thanks DOOM
I always loved doom along with other Nintendo series but doom has a good ost (note: put it on 1.25x it sounds intense)
This game scared the shit out of me
It’s like playing doom through a layer of drywall
0:19 Best part!
Rayray72Jr no this is the best part 1:05
The graphics might be bad, the sound might be blurry, the game itself might be slightly laggy and barely playable, but dat music tho. It's frickin' AWESOME, man!
I mean, the only problems with the 32X version in comparison are that the game is shorter and the music is compressed to oblivion.
This version makes it sound like Doomguy is beginning an adventure much larger than we see in the actual game
The music is probably one of the best versions, but the gameplay itself on the SNES is slow because the game suffers from framerate issues, unlike the PC and 32x versions. Sure the music sucked in the 32x version but the game doesn't slow down though the resolution is too small.
And the graphics are pretty Muffled.
+Gage Graham (Is that the right term?)
Pix
32X was fart gas at doom butt at the gate.
Dude, thats real
I tried quake 2 in my hacked wii, believe me, it was 30 fps but so unstable when in full screen size, but in minimum it had way more than 60 fps and it was sped up. Wow, also they don't let you modify gfx settings.
Doom 32x's music would be better if they, well, used it better.
Amazing
Guess what's coming out on the SNES in 2025
"I call it mosiac doom"
-the angry videogame nerd
I was quite surprised that Randy Linden did ported DOOM to the Super Nintendo! that's how the game works via Super FX Chip.
Snes doom: best soundtrack, worst graphics
Atari Jaguar: Best gameplay (for consoles), no music at all
i prefer music to graphics, but i prefer the pc version
Blackak Sega Genesis crap music but good gameplay
there was a genesis version?
Sega 32x version
Blackak if you connected two Jaguars you could get Music
check out the 3do soundtrack, its kinda slow but its fucking dope
Whats next? A whole lunchbox running doom?
MASTER OF PUPPETS, GREAT
When you can hum the melody to this song verbatim but you don't recognize what the hell AVGN means. . . I'm fucking old, dude.
This is my favorite version of this song and it was a great port of Doom
I really should re-up these video's as full video's & in HD but there are plenty of other video's online that are like that. At the time i had an older Pentium 4 so even with the short video's it took a while to upload. Also i don't want to get any take-down notices since i didn't create or rip these tracks. I don't make any profit off of these either so just enjoy them as they are.
Brings back so many memories, not to mention I had Doom for the PC when I was a kid and what really irked me was that even at the time the SNES was inferior to the PC but yet produced better sound.
Cool!! 0:08
When the demons drag to down to hell
BADASS!!!!
How did this run out of a SNES
Always loved the strange censorship on the box art, instead of his arm being gripped by a demon, Doomguy just looks that much more severely pissed off while shooting
Doomguy is pulling off his best Hamlet impression.
So basically this is the Doom theme but with Alien vs Predator vibes. Absolutely loving it!!
Damn, dude. The SNES versions of these tracks kick ASS! It just feels EVIL.
this still sounds really good on the snes
*Doom Sylveonist Computer System:*
Release date: *August 26,1993*
Output: *MIDI GFV4*
This is actually pretty damn good. Consider me impressed.
''did do did do did do''
I can't wait to play this while walking on Mars someday when i work for space x. :D
That moment when Doom Slayer becomes a Mii costume
I'll be honest here; DOOM SNES has some of the best versions of DOOM's Music. Also - SNES DOOM is still an old favorite of mine, the nostalgia of it all.
We need SNES DOOM to make a return. I miss it. Maybe on the Switch?
@@Xion_Toshiro or maybe just buy the pc version on the switch e-shop, which is probably the better idea.
Sorry classic Soundtrack.. This is the next best thing that I prefer
The midi sound actually makes it more engaging
I actually kinda prefer this to the PC version. The PC rendition is this incredible rocking track, but this sounds really interesting and different.
I have not heard this in years and I'm 13 years old
I like the drum beat
I fucking love doom
WOW remembers me about the old games on the SNES
The other marines have met their doom,but you...you will be stronger. Rip and tear until it is done.
Nintendo definitely should have had a wavetable sound card for PCs using the SNES sound chip. Sounds like its on par with a Gravis Ultrasound or a Roland SCC1
Honestly thw ecos work really good with how big and emoty the rooms looked on the system
Mas que belezura!
This shit goes crazy on nightmare mode
If you're on PC, use custom playback speed and set it to 85% (x0.85). You will not be disappointed.
"NO REMORSE, NO REPENT!
WE DONT CARE WHAT IT MEANT!!"
sounds like someone chewing on a bad hamburger and barfing it up then trying to chew it down again and repeat
I hate the echo man. its like I'm recording the song in the bathroom
Yes, 32X, you failed, this is why
Really weird hearing E1M1 played through the SNES' sound chip in the same cello-y baritone sample that basically all SNES music used.
I really don't know how to feel about this version. I like the fact that it has backing harmonies for the main guitar riff, because that's something that the original midi version doesn't have. However at the same time this sounds like you're listening to some random garage band performed from outside of the garage, with all the echoing that entails. I know it was running on SNES hardware and this was the best it could do but still it feels a little less punchy than the original.
Genesis does what nintendon't NO snes does what segadon't
I like the second part of this tune sooo much.
I remember master of puppets - metallica
This actually sounds pretty good for a chip tune, when compared to the newer win95 version which is awesome :3
Yes. Good memories.
I’m not a doom fan but I do like the music
I want the drum machine these guys used lol
Better than sega 32 bit fart music
Not the best port of Doom ever made, but the fact that it worked at all on the SNES as well as it did was nothing short of amazing.
Better than the 32X version
I love that the cartridge is red. Different colored cartridge was nothing new but it was not common either...
Banger
PC version may have the best controls, but SNES version has the best music.
This variation of At DOOM's Gate embodies DOOM well imo.
I think the SNES version of doom has the best music