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Doom 3 Article
Written by Mavke   
Friday, 24 September 2004
Digit-Life took a look at one of the biggest titles in the gaming world... Yes indeed Doom 3... New standards, new technologies, new methods – they all detach Doom 3 from the original Doom much faster than almost complete replacement of staff in id Software for this decade.

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Another masterpiece from id Software. Minimum innovations, maximum professionalism in design and technology. Solid adrenalin rush, which you absolutely cannot tear yourself away from and where you want to return and play until "The End" appears on screen.

However, you shouldn't be mistaken. Doom 3 is not a continuation of Doom 2, not a single pixel of it. It's an absolutely new game built in the same universe. Not a remake even, but rather a creative interpretation of what had been done ten years ago, packed up into new technology standards. Doom 3 is not even an ideological continuation of Doom 2 — gameplay in the new FPS is totally different from its predecessor.
 
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