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Doom 3

2004-08-08 18:46:48.668131+02 by Dan Lyke 2 comments

Alec[Wiki] showed me Doom 3[Wiki] yesterday. Ctrl+Alt+Del sums it up perfectly. Remember that creepy feeling you got playing the original Doom[Wiki] when it made you twitchy in the real world, but now it's nearly a decade later and you've become inured to the whoole genre... Yeah, it's back. I won't be playing it through, mostly because of a time issue, but if you're into that sort of thing...

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#Comment Re: made: 2004-08-08 20:12:57.053182+02 by: meuon

Do you remember: leaving the Dr's building at 2am, after playing Doom for a few hours, and when the elevator doors opened, we both looked left-right in the 'vator.. and realized we had to delete Doom off of our machines

#Comment Re: made: 2004-08-11 03:21:56.50249+02 by: Dan Lyke

Yep, that's exactly the feeling of the new one. Forest[Wiki] is with us this week, so I'll probably be so sick of video games by the end of it that I'll never want to look at a monitor again, but I actually considered buying it 'cause it's pretty compelling in that creepy kind of way.

And I'm shutting down the "idrama" mailing list, and in the process of that have been asked by one person to write a "why I no longer care" letter; Doom 3[Wiki] is a great example of part of what works.

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