#Doom 3 realistic weapons ps3#

Why? Well, there is so much build up for it, and. Hell, I think, is the game's real weak point. So, naturally, the game decides to throw a curve ball, and have you face off against not one, but two Hell Knights (serving as a callback to Doom 1), which I think is a nice touch. Boring, since, by this point, you've seen just about everything the game has to throw at you (Imps, Zahmbees, Z-Sec, Maggots, Demons, etc.). By Delta Labs, the game starts to feel almost. Some sections, like Alpha Labs, feel like they should have been one or two levels, not four, so this is a negative point, against the game. I feel like the majority of the levels, creatively named they may be (I'm looking at you Alpha Labs 1-4!), look mostly the same, with the only real variation coming in the Recycling Sector, Monorail, and Delta Labs, and even then, those feel exactly the same. Inside the actual base, however, it's dark, cramped, and claustrophobic - everything Doom isn't.

You actually have to be concerned about your o2 level. This, however, can be a detractor, because in a realistic game like Doom 3, you can't just run around on the surface of Mars all Willy Nilly. Instead of the typical 'Some planet deep in space' or Earth, we actually get a glimpse of Mars itself, and it's fairly realistic, by video game standards. I think this is a strong point, in the game'ss favor. The game takes place directly on Mars, in the Union Aerospace Corporation (UAC)'s Mars Research Facility (Kind of like Half-Life's Black Mesa, but on Mars).

#Doom 3 realistic weapons ps3#

I have played the game on three separate systems (Xbox Classique, PS3 and PC), and have beaten it on the former two.ДЇirst off, let's start with my thoughts on the setting: This is all my own, personal opinion, and should be taken with a grain of salt. Since I'm subbed to this sub, I figured I might as well share my thoughts on the one Doom that has been nitpicked to Hell and back - Doom 3.