@MrMeninolucas it was a hard decision for me to make which one was better of the 3 (snes, jaguar, 32x) but I completely agree that the jaguar version was the best in terms of graphics and gameplay but I will say this much we should stop and think that each version had something that the others lacked such as 32x had good graphics but the sound sucked and snes had worse graphics but way better sound and the jaguar had the best graphics but no music during gameplay! they're all different in a way.
First off the only think Snes had to offer was the sound, and was always better then Genesis. But the Genesis game play was always hundred times better. Nintendo always appealed to family, genesis more to adults. Just like Mortal Kombat Snes great sound, no blood, horrible gameplay. Genesis, bad sound, wonderful support, quality game play.
All you got to do is shut the genesis music off, and its a better version to play! I never play with the music, also I would shut snes off too. Both sound like shit, but 32x game play is better.
actually there were 4 versions on this game, PC, SNES, GENESIS, and 32x. The reason 32x sounded so bad, because it imported the Genesis 16 bit sound chip!
I am amazed by the whole "Snes has better music so that makes it a better game" approach, Jesus, trade in your consoles and buy an IPOD if that's what you go for. Seriously though, as the FIRST console release of Doom the 32X only had the Jaguar port to compete with 7days later with no ingame music so respectfully the 32X though rushed should never be dissed. SNES Doom came out waaay later - do you not think the developers took note of weaknesses of other releases and improve on them?
it's not even close...the 32x version is HANDS down better than the SNES...SNES has funky sounds on all their games...the 32x is much much better quality video and sound
so once again you trough that the snes version was amezing duo it,s limmitations,well for an fx2 chip wich seems nothing more then an overclocked 16bit fx1 chip game yes it is.
at the other hand if they had wait a litle more,tyhey could had use the st0018 nec v810 chip instead wich was an amezing 32bit chip,
sadly it was not from nintendo and was only used in 1 game called hayazashi nidan ghousy 2,but if it also was used in snes doom we would,ve now a great port of it!!!
I vote 32X, I couldn't even read the difficulty writing on the SNES version, and the textures were terrible. Not meaning to be a graphics whore, but this is a rare situation where it really is an outstanding difference, and an important enough one to swing my opinion to the 32X version.
I had a mobile version of doom on my old motorolo, yes I actually finished the game, you move 1 square at time having to push a button for each step uh!
Compared to the PC version both are shit. And considering the first 9-level episode of Doom was free, all one needed was a half-decent PC at the time to enjoy Doom.
I still admire, from a programming perspective, the SNES port. It really did try hard to bring Doom to the 16-bit arena...
@elementalsorcerer113 Gameplay is not the same, I have played the snes and it's a slugload of bollocks! I also think the music is shit on the snes! Megadrive gameplay 32x was mint but music except for the first level sucked balls too!
Believe it or not, the SNES version isn't slow at all, its only choppy and that's what makes people think that the game has a bad framerate. If you see it the other way, the SNES version runs about 35 frames. Its only Skippy and that's what makes it LOOK slow. The 3DO and Saturn version is the real 15 frames. Its choppy AND slow so I think you know the difference now.
@SNESFanboy64 believe it or not you are a bullshitter. 35 frames my ass. Why the fuck would they even use a random ass number like 35 when locking at 30 was the norm? I don't even think the jaguar could do that and that was way more powerful than the super nintendo. the only reason the super is even handling doom at this level is because they made a whole new fucking engine. otherwise it couldnt even run it
@renge9909 Jesus christ, I was only joking, this game runs slower than 10 frames. Doom SNES is literally running on PC Wolfenstein 3D Engine. Nah I Think its worse. But the 3DO version does run slower.
@CCharmanderK i mean if you were back in the 90s which one would have chosen? now though we have better grapics and sound quality but i mean its old tho. so maybe you should consider thoes facts
One other plus for the SNES version is more variety. If you noticed, the wall textures are more varied and just have more flare than the 32x version. The SNES version also has more decoration, like the tech pillars in the room with the armor near the beginning.
On a technical level, 32x wins but I'd say the SNES version manages to look less bland and, in a funny way, resembles the PC version more. As you said, it was likely because the game was rushed.
I remember when this game were released to Snes, this seemed to be a technologic miracle, because the game was very similar to PC version. But, the 32x version, in despite of the good graphics, just showed the limitations of this add-on. You forgot to say that was impossible to save in 32X version, that was so awful.
@wgalletto ...Dude SNES had the worst graphics and the controls sucked ass. the reason so many people side with the 32x is because the conrols were better.
@tamemsam Well, I agree. But, in those times, this port made a good impression, because of the limitations of the console... The main thought is that the SNES version were the best that was possible to do for that console, and the 32x version could be much better... I don´t know why, but a port of this game that I really dislike is the 3DO one...
I recall the 3DO port of Doom was the only one which offered to adjust the display size. Someone mentioned reducing the screen to the size of a small post card to get playable FPS. Whoever ported that was either lousy or needed to get the job done in like a week.
the 32x have no shoulder buttons so u have to hold down a button in order to strafe also u need a 6 button controller so u can use map-switch weps-etc.
so clearly the snes have better control
+ half the levels are missing in the 32x port (17 levels) and theirs nobosses-noBFG9000-farting music-no inferno
the snes port have (22 levels-all bosses-all weps-all episodes-music is better than the PC)
the only flaws is just the graphics and frame rate
the 32x only have 17 levels-farting music-no bosses-no BFG9000
snes has 22 levels-all secret levels and bosses-all weps-and its the most accurate port ever known in the 90s cuz it followed the PC while the rest of the ports followed the jaguar port (which that port 1st made console port)
@SiLeNtXaViOr the comment about germany... it is agains the german mandates to display any murdering of humans in any game. goes alllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll the way back to contra...... in germany they have an alternative called probotector-- all the humanoids are robots even you. same goes for super c. super probotector it is....look it up if you dont believe me. and try playing old school contr... i mean probotector and compare the difference.
@jasohavents genesis has better graphic, but snes has better sound and half of the game is skiped on the genesis so snes win faaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaar
32X all the way. It has the perfect gameplay, sounds, but the music? Damn you 32X. (32X is one of the worst add-ons ever) (don't beieve me? check out the top 10)
This doesnt show how unplayable the snes version is, its just very unresponsive, button press to fireing takes ages, 32x version plays a lot smoother. Both awfull versions anyway.
Yes but everyones forgeting, its easy to diss these games but backin the mid 90's I had Doom for my Snes...Cost nomore than any other game and didnt need any extra hardware to play it. My mate had Doom on his megadrive...he had to fork out £100+ for a 32x to play it and it only had 1st episode. needless to say we were both chuffed to be playing doom on our home consoles but the Snes had much more levels and lasted a lot longer...You could finish the 32x onein like half an hour!
32x: Crap music, gameplay has been greatly affected because some idiot decided to make the monsters one-sided, graphics are nice, next to no lag, and still perfectly playable
SNES: EPIC music, gameplay... Well, if you can see it, it's still there! Graphics are so muddy you can't distinguish what's 5 feet away from you, and also, EXTREMELY laggy....
Wich do i choose for my classic doom gameplay? ZDOOM IN SOFTWARE MODE!
@TheTechnoSauce Even before the PS2 was released, I saw games marketed for the PS1 as "PSX" games. I first noticed it on the sticker for Power Move Pro Wrestling in 1997.
psx= original bulky gray playstation1. ps one= the little white mini playstation with the later add on screen that hooked to the back and folded shut over the game door
@ARTICWARFARE2200 this is exactly what i say, the ps1 is a ps1, and PSX is a completly different console, it plays ps2 so its a different model PS2. I hate how people call 1 X
Before the real PSX even came out, everyone and their mother called the PS1 a PSX. Even Sony employees were using that abbreviation. The name stuck for years. Check out any gaming mag from that era or old IGN articles. It's just an old school habit of people who weren't toddlers in that era.
well for me SNES is better...i know 32x has better gameplay 7 years ago my dad buy one (SNES) to me and this year he died :'( for this reason i SNES is batter for me.
Ultimately, this is a failure of porting, not hardware. Whether it was time constraints, or neglect due to market conditions, the 32X was capable of more than this. The SNES Doom is pretty impressive for what it is, but it does tend to chug since it taxes even the FX2 to its limits.
Doom for the SNES offers more bang for the buck. Doom for 32X is more playable.
@CyberSpectrumND Well, the Super FX chip can count as an add-on. Sega tried that too with the SVP chip, but they figured it would be better to make that into an add-on so consumers didn't have to keep paying $100 for a game that had a special chip in it like they did with the SNES.
And I'd say the 32X is the better version. Yeah it's missing levels and the music is pretty bad, that is entirely due to it being rushed, and not a hardware issue.
@CyberSpectrumND The 32X version wins simply because its actually playable. It has no framerate issues, no controller lag, good distance viewing, floor and ceiling textures, etc. The SNES version is awful. There's no reason to play it these days with so many better versions out there.
@therangersrule68 When youre like me, you get used to the lag. Why? because i own and play it all the time. :3 perfectly playable. Music keeps you in the mood aswell.
There is one thing that needs to be heavily addressed here. Emulators for both these systems are not 100% accurate. First of all SNES Doom on a real SNES does not run that well. It's actually pretty choppy and slow. 32X Doom doesn't sound as bad and runs a little better on real hardware as well.
@SEGAmegadriveable hmm, I thought the graphics of the 32 much better than the super nes, but I think the audio super nes best because of the music that seems to sound better.
while i agree that the pc version was the best graphically, if you want to play doom on a console, jaguar is the way to go. yes it does have the best graphics out of all the consoles that doom was released on, but you'll have to imagine the music because it's not included in the Jaguar port.
obviously 32x version runs better, 32x cost 150 bucks and had two processors after all. on the snes, you only bought the game as the super fx was in the cart. no expensive add on crap that doesn't even work.
The auto-atim system was so lenient in the SNES version. I guess it had to be. I spent...countless...I can't even exaggerate how many hours I spent playing SNES Doom as a kid.
The Jaguar version owns both the 32x and Snes versions, only one problem: there was no music. It is said that the music was left out to make it scarier, but I don't know if that is true or not. The Snes had better music because of it's superior sound chip to the genesis one that the 32x utilized, but the 32x version was much smoother and cleaner both graphically and gameplay wise. The Snes version was badly blurry and laggy by comparison. Out of the two, 32x wins in my personal opinion.
@Joeyboots80 The 32x version is missing so many textures, even whole areas of the map! The frame rate was slgihtly better but man..the SNES had more color too. I never understood why Sega graphics always looked washed out compared to SNES.
@liamvg The problem I have with that is that your statement only applies to Genesis, the 32x could produce more colors on screen than the SNES. 32x had it's own graphics chip separate from the genesis but it shared the genesis sound chip. Doom on 32x was not washed out at all, the color was just more muted like the PC original, the SNES version looked cartoony by comparison. It may have had missing or changed textures, but so did all the console ports Pre-PSX, especially the SNES.
@Joeyboots80 32X came equipped with a audio chip. ;) It was actually a extremely good audio chip that could do things far beyond what the SNES could do. The only problem is very few developers ever actually used it. Games like Tempo are great examples of 32X games that actually took advantage of it.
@liamvg Also, Just so you know, I am not saying the Snes version was a bad game, it's freakin' Doom man. I played the hell out of it too. I still have it. It's just that it was the most technically inferior version.
@PuksisKissa Funny. What is that the ad for the genesis before the SNES. Sega fans forget that NES has Super Mario Bros 3 when the genesis came out so us nintendo guys were all set for a while.
the snes has shitty graphics and i mean shitty but the 32x has good graphics but the music on the snes is better by far the 32x is sum1 beating on drums while taking a shit
@ResurrectedTemplar I prefer the PS1 Doom over all of the Dooms for the spooky music. The SNES Doom I give the most credit to cause of the limitations. A 16 bit console handling that game is amazing. Sure the 32X game runs smoother but it lacks levels and doesn't run full screen and has horrible music.
@ResurrectedTemplar You are talking 1994 on the SNES playing doom. Thats amazing. They pushed the SNES with that. IT IS NOT THE BEST DOOM but I give it credit. Plus shoulder buttons for strafing. I have both SNES Doom and 32X doom. They are both bad but the SNES one is just unique.
Rickroll has Best Music
MrPathorn 6 days ago
SNES better music, 32x better gameplay, PC better overall, cheaper, easier to find and playable on anything. :|
Snotnarok 1 week ago
best rick roll ever got a good review and then bitched slapped
jecoharman 2 weeks ago
Atari Jaguar do Doom wins, but Snes and 32x are not better. I really hate the graphic of Doom in Snes, i hate this music of Doom 32x!
MrMeninolucas 3 weeks ago
@MrMeninolucas it was a hard decision for me to make which one was better of the 3 (snes, jaguar, 32x) but I completely agree that the jaguar version was the best in terms of graphics and gameplay but I will say this much we should stop and think that each version had something that the others lacked such as 32x had good graphics but the sound sucked and snes had worse graphics but way better sound and the jaguar had the best graphics but no music during gameplay! they're all different in a way.
fuckyoubitch851 2 weeks ago
First off the only think Snes had to offer was the sound, and was always better then Genesis. But the Genesis game play was always hundred times better. Nintendo always appealed to family, genesis more to adults. Just like Mortal Kombat Snes great sound, no blood, horrible gameplay. Genesis, bad sound, wonderful support, quality game play.
AssMaster0069 4 weeks ago
@AssMaster0069
The same can be said of GBA vs SNES
SPS148669 3 weeks ago
All you got to do is shut the genesis music off, and its a better version to play! I never play with the music, also I would shut snes off too. Both sound like shit, but 32x game play is better.
AssMaster0069 4 weeks ago
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actually there were 4 versions on this game, PC, SNES, GENESIS, and 32x. The reason 32x sounded so bad, because it imported the Genesis 16 bit sound chip!
AssMaster0069 4 weeks ago
SNES looks like Shit 32x sounds like Shit Thats all
alkex1 1 month ago
All FPS games of biginning.
doujindance 1 month ago
LIEK OMJ I HAZZ JUST GOTTENZ RICKROLLD LIEK I FUCKING CRAE
45loconder 1 month ago
wow. 32x actually sounds like farting. HOLY SHIT THATS ANNOYING
CryingSquid 2 months ago
I am amazed by the whole "Snes has better music so that makes it a better game" approach, Jesus, trade in your consoles and buy an IPOD if that's what you go for. Seriously though, as the FIRST console release of Doom the 32X only had the Jaguar port to compete with 7days later with no ingame music so respectfully the 32X though rushed should never be dissed. SNES Doom came out waaay later - do you not think the developers took note of weaknesses of other releases and improve on them?
riscosmasterofall 2 months ago
Although i love the consoles, Both versions are terrible.
TheKrustaceox 3 months ago
The 32x music sounds like farting.
kubaf2000 3 months ago
it's not even close...the 32x version is HANDS down better than the SNES...SNES has funky sounds on all their games...the 32x is much much better quality video and sound
showstopper11997 4 months ago
so once again you trough that the snes version was amezing duo it,s limmitations,well for an fx2 chip wich seems nothing more then an overclocked 16bit fx1 chip game yes it is.
at the other hand if they had wait a litle more,tyhey could had use the st0018 nec v810 chip instead wich was an amezing 32bit chip,
sadly it was not from nintendo and was only used in 1 game called hayazashi nidan ghousy 2,but if it also was used in snes doom we would,ve now a great port of it!!!
johneymute 4 months ago
I vote 32X, I couldn't even read the difficulty writing on the SNES version, and the textures were terrible. Not meaning to be a graphics whore, but this is a rare situation where it really is an outstanding difference, and an important enough one to swing my opinion to the 32X version.
PrrrromotionGiven 4 months ago
You can make doom even better now.
Download Brutal doom.
Unzip it in skulltag (the engine).
Download the doom level soundtrack (Named DoomMetal) and put that in the skin folder in skulltag.
Download the doom 1, doom 2, TNT and plutonia wads.
Enable OpenGL
and then play doom how it was originally meant to be but the hardware at the time couldn't allow it.
And yes the Brutal Doom mod has fatalities.... and lots and lots of blood.
tamenga88 4 months ago
Never realised this was on the Snes, think they did a fantasic job to get it to run at all let alone as well as it did
cscarlet696 4 months ago
I had a mobile version of doom on my old motorolo, yes I actually finished the game, you move 1 square at time having to push a button for each step uh!
aidandude3 4 months ago
bore...
heartkiller1974 4 months ago
Two versions really sucks.
sombrio12 4 months ago
SNES had better sound but, Genesis had smooth gameplay and better graphics and missing levels.
majorgross96 5 months ago
@majorgross96
PC version better than these ports. ;)
TheGoregrinde 5 months ago
@TheGoregrinde I know but i comprasing this 2 ports ;).
majorgross96 4 months ago
@Mike89066
Actually I call it PS1 just to seperate the 2, hell PSX is so obscure a machine anyway.
RoboP 5 months ago
The 32x music really does just sound like an orchestra of farts.
disabledpikachu 5 months ago 30
@disabledpikachu I heard that the 32x's music was not tuned to the right sound settings. So that why the 32x sounds so horrible in music for doom.
JusticeSkulltag 3 months ago
Compared to the PC version both are shit. And considering the first 9-level episode of Doom was free, all one needed was a half-decent PC at the time to enjoy Doom.
I still admire, from a programming perspective, the SNES port. It really did try hard to bring Doom to the 16-bit arena...
SamusDrake 5 months ago
Snes has better sound, but the 32X DOOM is better gameplay
hayato1ful 5 months ago 13
@hayato1ful The gameplay is the same. snes version is superior PERIOD
BTW the sound chip of snes was developed by Sony.Sega always suffered with inferior hardware and library compared with its competitors.
elementalsorcerer113 3 months ago
@elementalsorcerer113 Gameplay is not the same, I have played the snes and it's a slugload of bollocks! I also think the music is shit on the snes! Megadrive gameplay 32x was mint but music except for the first level sucked balls too!
kreeddem 3 months ago
@hayato1ful The 3DO had the kick assiest soundtrack of all ports.
DeLorean4 1 month ago
SNES= no monster infighting. Enough said.
9000Dogs 5 months ago
The snes version sucks!!!
KamusGoldSaint 5 months ago
Well... the 32X version was playable (just with a nice CD in your stereo) as the SNES just wasn't.
Robin23576 5 months ago
Believe it or not, the SNES version isn't slow at all, its only choppy and that's what makes people think that the game has a bad framerate. If you see it the other way, the SNES version runs about 35 frames. Its only Skippy and that's what makes it LOOK slow. The 3DO and Saturn version is the real 15 frames. Its choppy AND slow so I think you know the difference now.
SNESFanboy64 5 months ago
@SNESFanboy64 believe it or not you are a bullshitter. 35 frames my ass. Why the fuck would they even use a random ass number like 35 when locking at 30 was the norm? I don't even think the jaguar could do that and that was way more powerful than the super nintendo. the only reason the super is even handling doom at this level is because they made a whole new fucking engine. otherwise it couldnt even run it
renge9909 5 months ago
@renge9909 Jesus christ, I was only joking, this game runs slower than 10 frames. Doom SNES is literally running on PC Wolfenstein 3D Engine. Nah I Think its worse. But the 3DO version does run slower.
SNESFanboy64 5 months ago
@renge9909 Sarcasm, i think you know the difference.
SNESFanboy64 5 months ago
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Caleb1upman 4 months ago
cool
LegendaryKiller89 6 months ago
well atleast you did the rick roll in the end than the begining
davidofchinkov41 6 months ago
SNES: Graphics are a little too simple for my tastes, and there are some control issues, but it's a good port, and the music rocks!
32X: Half the levels are missing, the graphics are ridiculously pixellated, the music sounds like a diarrhea orchestra...
I do not think I need to say which version is superior.
CCharmanderK 6 months ago
@CCharmanderK i mean if you were back in the 90s which one would have chosen? now though we have better grapics and sound quality but i mean its old tho. so maybe you should consider thoes facts
davidofchinkov41 6 months ago
SNES version. Only thing thats sucka are the graphics. Everything on the 32X sucks especially the music
Guitardude8794 6 months ago
Not even comparable. 32x by a landslide. Both systems music is shit, just the 32x is diarrhea.
MikeGartner 6 months ago
omg the music is so shit for the 32x lol
Phil55au 6 months ago
One other plus for the SNES version is more variety. If you noticed, the wall textures are more varied and just have more flare than the 32x version. The SNES version also has more decoration, like the tech pillars in the room with the armor near the beginning.
On a technical level, 32x wins but I'd say the SNES version manages to look less bland and, in a funny way, resembles the PC version more. As you said, it was likely because the game was rushed.
MetroidJunkie2007 6 months ago
the 32x was capable of sound on par with the SNES.
But due to programming difficulties and rushed deadlines sound never came through the way it should have.
Alevamltd 6 months ago
The Atari Jaguar version looks better than both of these.
ViciousAlienKlown 6 months ago
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32x sounds like farts
MrGameguy001 6 months ago
32x FTW
bodygloveman 7 months ago
@bodygloveman do you even know ANYTHING about the piss of shit 32X's version of Doom?
spiersaz 6 months ago
32x sounds like farts
manofaction6 7 months ago
wait...
i'm halfway in the video and i noticed:
Artist: Rick Astley
Buy "Never Gonna Give You Up" on: AmazonMP3, iTunes
rickroll.
joseakadaman 7 months ago
both versions look smoother than the saturn one :P
Supertomiman 7 months ago
@Supertomiman yeah
doom on 32x has better graphics and better frame rate than snes but the snes has more levels and more everything than 32x :l
killkenny5000 7 months ago
...Theres a port of this game on a calculater...A CALCULATOR!...thats just a testimate to how huge this game was, and is.
tamemsam 7 months ago
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tamemsam 7 months ago
16 bit fail...
LordHines420 7 months ago
to bad they never gave it out for ps3 to buy to day D:
syrupj 7 months ago
@syrupj hope they will :(
killkenny5000 7 months ago
I remember when this game were released to Snes, this seemed to be a technologic miracle, because the game was very similar to PC version. But, the 32x version, in despite of the good graphics, just showed the limitations of this add-on. You forgot to say that was impossible to save in 32X version, that was so awful.
wgalletto 8 months ago
@wgalletto i belive their were cheats...i had that version of it and i liked it...but i was also like 7 or 8 years old
DillTurnips 7 months ago
@wgalletto ...Dude SNES had the worst graphics and the controls sucked ass. the reason so many people side with the 32x is because the conrols were better.
tamemsam 7 months ago
@tamemsam Well, I agree. But, in those times, this port made a good impression, because of the limitations of the console... The main thought is that the SNES version were the best that was possible to do for that console, and the 32x version could be much better... I don´t know why, but a port of this game that I really dislike is the 3DO one...
wgalletto 7 months ago
@wgalletto
That's a pretty good way of looking at it.
I recall the 3DO port of Doom was the only one which offered to adjust the display size. Someone mentioned reducing the screen to the size of a small post card to get playable FPS. Whoever ported that was either lousy or needed to get the job done in like a week.
dunnono00 7 months ago
@tamemsam i disagree
the 32x have no shoulder buttons so u have to hold down a button in order to strafe also u need a 6 button controller so u can use map-switch weps-etc.
so clearly the snes have better control
+ half the levels are missing in the 32x port (17 levels) and theirs nobosses-noBFG9000-farting music-no inferno
the snes port have (22 levels-all bosses-all weps-all episodes-music is better than the PC)
the only flaws is just the graphics and frame rate
while 32x flaws is everything
killkenny5000 7 months ago
I love my SNES and my Genesis, but wtf were you thinking Sega? 32X=fail
wkLeoTrooper 8 months ago
32x looks better but why did they choose to fart the soundtrack?
BboyFiZiX 8 months ago
32x sucks, doom for 32x sucks, snes rocks, doom for snes rocks, and doom for pc rules!!!!
pollotierrez 8 months ago
@pollotierrez actually, doom on 32x owns the shit outta doom on snes. now you know.
LordHines420 7 months ago
@LordHines420 no
the 32x only have 17 levels-farting music-no bosses-no BFG9000
snes has 22 levels-all secret levels and bosses-all weps-and its the most accurate port ever known in the 90s cuz it followed the PC while the rest of the ports followed the jaguar port (which that port 1st made console port)
killkenny5000 7 months ago
@killkenny5000 yeah but the graphics and framerate blow rendering it pun intended unplayable. so that other stuff is moot.
LordHines420 7 months ago
@pollotierrez fuck the snes
bodygloveman 7 months ago
Artist: Ric---
ITS A TRAP!!!
Christhefireshark 8 months ago
Artist : Rick Astl-
Wait What ?
Kilorasto 8 months ago
It seems you like Fallout
Irv1n3 8 months ago
@Irv1n3 Seems like you're right :)
SiLeNtXaViOr 8 months ago
@SiLeNtXaViOr the comment about germany... it is agains the german mandates to display any murdering of humans in any game. goes alllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll the way back to contra...... in germany they have an alternative called probotector-- all the humanoids are robots even you. same goes for super c. super probotector it is....look it up if you dont believe me. and try playing old school contr... i mean probotector and compare the difference.
splitlogboy913 6 months ago
The 32x had a better game but the music killed it
The SNES had better music but the game wasn't that bad
jasohavents 8 months ago
@jasohavents genesis has better graphic, but snes has better sound and half of the game is skiped on the genesis so snes win faaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaar
spiersaz 8 months ago
32x music sounds like farting
Lollipop708 8 months ago
8:03
4131025 8 months ago
32X all the way. It has the perfect gameplay, sounds, but the music? Damn you 32X. (32X is one of the worst add-ons ever) (don't beieve me? check out the top 10)
icemen120 8 months ago
@icemen120 It gets that warp but seriously all add ons suck. And the 32x isnt near the worst.
N64 DD has like 10 games for them and 5 of them are mario paint. Its terrible by far the worst.
Jaguar cd has about 8 games they all suck and the system breaks if you look at it funny.
Clesarie 8 months ago
32X version sounds like doom for the NES.
Soulman706 8 months ago
32X WINZ, SNES PHAILZ
merkur32123 9 months ago
this is the best graphics game on snes... well this and star fox and star fox 2 beta
yamato531 9 months ago
This doesnt show how unplayable the snes version is, its just very unresponsive, button press to fireing takes ages, 32x version plays a lot smoother. Both awfull versions anyway.
fashiontesse 9 months ago
Yes but everyones forgeting, its easy to diss these games but backin the mid 90's I had Doom for my Snes...Cost nomore than any other game and didnt need any extra hardware to play it. My mate had Doom on his megadrive...he had to fork out £100+ for a 32x to play it and it only had 1st episode. needless to say we were both chuffed to be playing doom on our home consoles but the Snes had much more levels and lasted a lot longer...You could finish the 32x onein like half an hour!
RibNSpicY 10 months ago
Okay so....
32x: Crap music, gameplay has been greatly affected because some idiot decided to make the monsters one-sided, graphics are nice, next to no lag, and still perfectly playable
SNES: EPIC music, gameplay... Well, if you can see it, it's still there! Graphics are so muddy you can't distinguish what's 5 feet away from you, and also, EXTREMELY laggy....
Wich do i choose for my classic doom gameplay? ZDOOM IN SOFTWARE MODE!
Terryracoon 10 months ago
Music in the 32x version is HORRID!!!! The SNES one is fucking amazing!
baahhhFATALITY11 10 months ago
ok the version of 32x have more FPS And sounds but no have good music and the version of nes i like more
EdWaRt123HALODnBStep 10 months ago
thumbs up if the AVGN led you here.
Striljr 10 months ago
OMFG 32X SUCKS >:I y is it even a game it should be a turd not a game >:I
mnokeymans44 10 months ago
play the game allready >:I
mnokeymans44 10 months ago
the slightly better music on the SNES doesn't matter shit if you can't see the game. If you want to listen to the music buy the damn soundtrack
Theriot6592 10 months ago
i grew up playing the 32x version. i miss those days
BlueDream8724 10 months ago
does this actually have footage or is it all photos?
punji73 11 months ago
the 32X music sounds like someone musically shitting their pants
ThySofaKing 11 months ago
Why do people call the Playstation the PSX?
ARTICWARFARE2200 11 months ago
@ARTICWARFARE2200 In the Playstations development it was called the PSX hence people still call it the PSX
SiLeNtXaViOr 11 months ago
@SiLeNtXaViOr Actually, that's not the reason.
There's a Sony console only sold in Japan called thye PSX.
It plays PS1 & PS2 games.
IT also had a DVR.
TheTechnoSauce 9 months ago
@TheTechnoSauce Well that to
SiLeNtXaViOr 9 months ago
@TheTechnoSauce The PS2 plays PS1 and PS2 games... it's called the PS2.
YourPalHDee 9 months ago
@TheTechnoSauce actually that's not the reason either, PSX was the original development name - playstation x
ultramag88 9 months ago
@TheTechnoSauce
That was created years later. The ps 1 was called the psx before it was released. There was even a playstation magazine by that name.
MichaelLayneWeston 7 months ago
@TheTechnoSauce but the ps2 plays ps1 games
manofaction6 7 months ago
@TheTechnoSauce Even before the PS2 was released, I saw games marketed for the PS1 as "PSX" games. I first noticed it on the sticker for Power Move Pro Wrestling in 1997.
Wyldephang 6 months ago
psx= original bulky gray playstation1. ps one= the little white mini playstation with the later add on screen that hooked to the back and folded shut over the game door
splitlogboy913 6 months ago
@ARTICWARFARE2200 cos it sounds cooler and quicker to write
punji73 11 months ago
@ARTICWARFARE2200 this is exactly what i say, the ps1 is a ps1, and PSX is a completly different console, it plays ps2 so its a different model PS2. I hate how people call 1 X
artiseLBP 7 months ago
@artiseLBP
Before the real PSX even came out, everyone and their mother called the PS1 a PSX. Even Sony employees were using that abbreviation. The name stuck for years. Check out any gaming mag from that era or old IGN articles. It's just an old school habit of people who weren't toddlers in that era.
dunnono00 7 months ago
@dunnono00 no one i ever knew called it X maybe its what other countries say i dunno
artiseLBP 7 months ago
The music sounds more grim. I like the 32X
Animation1111 11 months ago
i mean better lol
fallen78babe 11 months ago
well for me SNES is better...i know 32x has better gameplay 7 years ago my dad buy one (SNES) to me and this year he died :'( for this reason i SNES is batter for me.
fallen78babe 11 months ago
Ultimately, this is a failure of porting, not hardware. Whether it was time constraints, or neglect due to market conditions, the 32X was capable of more than this. The SNES Doom is pretty impressive for what it is, but it does tend to chug since it taxes even the FX2 to its limits.
Doom for the SNES offers more bang for the buck. Doom for 32X is more playable.
dunnono00 11 months ago
Lol at mad Sega fanboys. fact is that SNES had the better version, and needed no add-ons. Stop being in denial. Super FX chip ftw.
Lol Sega has "Blast Processing!" RADICAL DUDE!
CyberSpectrumND 11 months ago
@CyberSpectrumND Well, the Super FX chip can count as an add-on. Sega tried that too with the SVP chip, but they figured it would be better to make that into an add-on so consumers didn't have to keep paying $100 for a game that had a special chip in it like they did with the SNES.
And I'd say the 32X is the better version. Yeah it's missing levels and the music is pretty bad, that is entirely due to it being rushed, and not a hardware issue.
SegaFanatic5188 11 months ago
@CyberSpectrumND The 32X version wins simply because its actually playable. It has no framerate issues, no controller lag, good distance viewing, floor and ceiling textures, etc. The SNES version is awful. There's no reason to play it these days with so many better versions out there.
therangersrule68 10 months ago
@therangersrule68 When youre like me, you get used to the lag. Why? because i own and play it all the time. :3 perfectly playable. Music keeps you in the mood aswell.
TheDeathClox 9 months ago
There is one thing that needs to be heavily addressed here. Emulators for both these systems are not 100% accurate. First of all SNES Doom on a real SNES does not run that well. It's actually pretty choppy and slow. 32X Doom doesn't sound as bad and runs a little better on real hardware as well.
SegaFanatic5188 11 months ago
snes has better sound efects,32x has better graphics
fact!
TheFred128 11 months ago
@TheFred128 the megadrive sound alone is always better then the super nintendos in fact, 32x is better
SEGAmegadriveable 11 months ago
@SEGAmegadriveable hmm, I thought the graphics of the 32 much better than the super nes, but I think the audio super nes best because of the music that seems to sound better.
TheFred128 11 months ago
@TheFred128 ok thats your opinion no problem
SEGAmegadriveable 11 months ago
Try Final Doom on PSX (1)
torerik1234 1 year ago
@torerik1234 Doom 1,2 on PSX is the best, Final Doom is good also but I think that the maps in Doom 1,2 is far better
SiLeNtXaViOr 1 year ago
@SiLeNtXaViOr Thats true, but the gun and the monsters grunts are very superb, for an PSX Doom game.
torerik1234 1 year ago
@torerik1234 I agree
SiLeNtXaViOr 1 year ago
THE SOUND OF THE GUN ITS BETTR IN THE 32X
wer5200851 1 year ago
the music on the 32x version sounds like it's farting
sonicteam2k1 1 year ago
while i agree that the pc version was the best graphically, if you want to play doom on a console, jaguar is the way to go. yes it does have the best graphics out of all the consoles that doom was released on, but you'll have to imagine the music because it's not included in the Jaguar port.
supmanhowsitsgoing 1 year ago
PC version owns all other ports & it's obvious
1.best graphics
2.best sound
3.best speed
4.!!!multiplayer!!!
Objections?
mazanakaUA 1 year ago
obviously 32x version runs better, 32x cost 150 bucks and had two processors after all. on the snes, you only bought the game as the super fx was in the cart. no expensive add on crap that doesn't even work.
nooblet911 1 year ago
sound on SNES is better, graphics are way better on 32x
metro2002 1 year ago
The auto-atim system was so lenient in the SNES version. I guess it had to be. I spent...countless...I can't even exaggerate how many hours I spent playing SNES Doom as a kid.
liamvg 1 year ago
sorry but X32 is better than snes ;)
JhondoetenenteDunn 1 year ago
haha the 32x sound like me takin a shit !!!
soontobefamous11 1 year ago
The Jaguar version owns both the 32x and Snes versions, only one problem: there was no music. It is said that the music was left out to make it scarier, but I don't know if that is true or not. The Snes had better music because of it's superior sound chip to the genesis one that the 32x utilized, but the 32x version was much smoother and cleaner both graphically and gameplay wise. The Snes version was badly blurry and laggy by comparison. Out of the two, 32x wins in my personal opinion.
Joeyboots80 1 year ago
@Joeyboots80 The 32x version is missing so many textures, even whole areas of the map! The frame rate was slgihtly better but man..the SNES had more color too. I never understood why Sega graphics always looked washed out compared to SNES.
liamvg 1 year ago
@liamvg The problem I have with that is that your statement only applies to Genesis, the 32x could produce more colors on screen than the SNES. 32x had it's own graphics chip separate from the genesis but it shared the genesis sound chip. Doom on 32x was not washed out at all, the color was just more muted like the PC original, the SNES version looked cartoony by comparison. It may have had missing or changed textures, but so did all the console ports Pre-PSX, especially the SNES.
Joeyboots80 1 year ago
@Joeyboots80 32X came equipped with a audio chip. ;) It was actually a extremely good audio chip that could do things far beyond what the SNES could do. The only problem is very few developers ever actually used it. Games like Tempo are great examples of 32X games that actually took advantage of it.
vaxick 1 year ago
@liamvg Also, Just so you know, I am not saying the Snes version was a bad game, it's freakin' Doom man. I played the hell out of it too. I still have it. It's just that it was the most technically inferior version.
Joeyboots80 1 year ago
Wow i always though the 32x doom looked pretty shit after playing the PC version but damn after seeing the Snes version it looks positively hi res.
Either way playing it on a Snes or 32x is no way to experience Doom both versions are crap but nice comparison anyway =P.
msimplay 1 year ago
32X = EAR RAPE DAMNIT!!!
r4shka 1 year ago
youtube.com/watch?v=k7nsBoqJ6s8
Genesis does!
PuksisKissa 1 year ago
@PuksisKissa Funny. What is that the ad for the genesis before the SNES. Sega fans forget that NES has Super Mario Bros 3 when the genesis came out so us nintendo guys were all set for a while.
SuperAnthonySixFour 1 year ago
the music sounds like farts on the 32x version
mariopianofreak 1 year ago
ill always like my good old doom 1 and 2 and final pc wads on skulltag
GamerMGO 1 year ago
32X audio is crap
philipuslll 1 year ago
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MultiTwigs 1 year ago
damm, rick rolled again
MrGameboy1989 1 year ago
the snes has shitty graphics and i mean shitty but the 32x has good graphics but the music on the snes is better by far the 32x is sum1 beating on drums while taking a shit
bt 4 me i think pc is the best
101cgk 1 year ago
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Omegalore 1 year ago
DooM IS the best FPS of all times.
StarFoxEchoes 1 year ago 13
The best iteration of DooM I have played is Chocolate DooM. It lets you play DooM engine games EXACTLY as they were on DOS on ANY computer!
dumbasspauldentonkin 1 year ago
It sucks that the SNES port has the most bad-ass music but shittiest controlls and the opposite for the 32x.
KartKing4ever 1 year ago
Give me the SNES doom any day over that wet fart 32x version. Oh and to the people saying PC or DOS version is better... NO SHIT!!!!
SuperAnthonySixFour 1 year ago 13
@SuperAnthonySixFour This
SiLeNtXaViOr 1 year ago
@SuperAnthonySixFour So, you prefer slow and ugly SNES version to fast and good looking 32X version? And to PC version which is the best?
ResurrectedTemplar 1 year ago
@ResurrectedTemplar I prefer the PS1 Doom over all of the Dooms for the spooky music. The SNES Doom I give the most credit to cause of the limitations. A 16 bit console handling that game is amazing. Sure the 32X game runs smoother but it lacks levels and doesn't run full screen and has horrible music.
SuperAnthonySixFour 1 year ago
@SuperAnthonySixFour Nothing amazing, just a bunch of extra chips and no love.
Sure, 32X has less levels, but tell me, would you prefer more levels of slug-fest or less levels of cool gameplay?
PS1 Doom? Meh. I prefer PC Doom's music. Nothing tops Sign of Evil.
ResurrectedTemplar 1 year ago
@ResurrectedTemplar You are talking 1994 on the SNES playing doom. Thats amazing. They pushed the SNES with that. IT IS NOT THE BEST DOOM but I give it credit. Plus shoulder buttons for strafing. I have both SNES Doom and 32X doom. They are both bad but the SNES one is just unique.
SuperAnthonySixFour 1 year ago
@SuperAnthonySixFour Now Zero Tolerance for the Genesis IS amazing, because it doesn't use ANY extra chips.
ResurrectedTemplar 1 year ago
@ResurrectedTemplar It uses a 32 Bit add on.
SuperAnthonySixFour 1 year ago
@SuperAnthonySixFour If you're talking Zero Tolerance, then it doesn't.<