There is no timestamp for the levels "Barrels of Fun". It is between "The Catacombs" and "Bloodfalls" 6:08:10 - Barrels of Fun While i'm being this pedantic, how about a point out a couple of typos *Refinery *Refueling Base Oh, and I think you might want to look into the capitalization used for the abandoned mines.
It's immediately apparent this is the seed Doom 64 bloomed from. Same sound effects, similar atmospheric horror soundtrack, similar lighting. Unless something else tried it before, this is probably the start of spooky Doom.
And they all have its roots in Jaguar Doom. Sadly, the (original) “spooky Doom” era ended in early 2000s; the GameBoy Advance ports were based on the PC counterparts of Doom and Doom II. Doom 3 however would spiritually continue it.
Doom was always spooky, though, no matter what version you played back around the time it came out. Doom's artwork was largely inspired by whatever music album covers Romero was listening to at the time, and the same goes for the music. The actual premise, though, was always about horror. The game always came across that way to me once you turned the original music off. This version merely just took what was there and improved it, or gave it the appropriate changes.
@@guntherdunyardphd3623 Quake 1 you mean, and even the soundtrack por N64 Quake was composed by Aubrey Hodges himself. The same composer of this Doom port.
Its amazing how changing the music can make the tone feel so much different. Where the PC version is badass shooter with horror elements, this one feels like a straight up survival horror game
Also the music is as 💩 as the lighting and other redesigns. They just applied a filter over the entire image. Even the fire from the shot becomes blue.😂😂😂 Not to talk about using PS controller.
I must say I agree, I’ve always found the psx soundtrack superior. I think it fits the environments and the overall theme of the game. Sure the pc version has a lot of things that were cut from the PlayStation version but I think the pc version would of been better with the psx soundtrack. For the majority of wads I play I usually use this music.
My father got me into this in 94. He was 46 at the time and me 14. Did all the Doom franchise at the time in the 90s (Doom, Doom2, Final Doom, Ultimate Doom & Doom for windows). Nothing better than completing and rotating levels with my father and handing over the controls (WASD, Space, CTRL, Alt, Shift and I think the Zero off keypad was shoot). Completed the game and up the difficulty level. Smashed Doom 1 & 2 on ultra Violence with 100% secrets. Didn't like it when i was left at level start with just a pistol and fully out of ammo. Miss those days, forever in my thoughts dad, and still carrying on the gaming legacy.
This version always holds a special place in my heart. I would play it for hours and never get board. My favorite level was club Doom which was odd but fun.
@@morganshibby8941 Would love to play the whole game again....though would it be like a film you loved from years past, second time around not so good...🤔
That Club doom Hardcore/Gabber music track is also on the Final Doom ps1 disc too. I’m surprised Ive never heard it played before back in my raving & djing days.
I am 35 years old and I remember playing this game in 1997. Even today I feel the fear and the nostalgia of the atmosphere of the game and this even 26 years later.
Yeah this is the Doom soundtrack, for me. It's the first Doom I ever played. When I eventually played the original, or versions like Chocolate Doom, they look and play better than the ps1 version but the metal song MIDI soundtrack doesn't fit it at all. Doom was always a horror game, to me. It was god damn terrifying as a 7 year old. And the music is part of that. The ps1 soundtrack fits much much better, and the sound effects of the enemies and guns are all better since they re-did them all for this port, for CD quality instead of shitty MIDI
I gotta say I really do appreciate the quality of this longplay. Lots of longplays could do with timecodes embedded into the video themselves to give a better sense of flow in the video.
This was my introduction to the doom franchise as a child. Love this port for that reason My father and even mother actually played this too and enjoyed it. Doom will always be my favourite video game franchise
Music in the original makes you feel like a badass super soldier going up against hell’s forces Music in this version makes you feel like a normal person going up against hell’s forces
The music composer is Aubrey Hodges, who also made the music of Doom 64 and Final Doom. It's because of this version of this game that I started to make horror ambient music.
I used to play this non stop on my Ps1 as a young teenager. My parents had no idea how violent the was. I call it a cult masterpiece, classic is beneath it. Best DOOM game ever.
Wonderful to see again.I used to play SLEEPY DOOM half awake on Saturday mornings in the wee hours.That was a trip fighting to stay awake and alive while fighting monsters.
These are my favourite versions of Doom (biased opinion) because the music and the SFX completely change the game from this fast pace action, to like a horror shooter.
Well, I don't like this version too much, one of the best things in doom ( in my opinion ) are the thrash metal songs and the fast gameplay, and that was removed in the port. Still the best console port version in the 90s, this one and the atari jaguar versions.
The gameplay speed isn't different they did change the tone of the game in terms of music and ambience due to different lighting but for its time was the best console version of classic doom until the first two were ported to the original Xbox in a doom 3 special edition then later to Xbox 360 and ps3 via doom 3 bfg edition but this port still stands out as doom 64 borrowed a lot from this port from the music right down to the different lighting and demon sound effects being different .
Final Doom for PS1 will be played too. But first the 32x version and Doom 2 GBA will be uploaded. I keep some months between ports of the same game though.
Pinkys gives me jump scares more than zombies but i would rather turn the music off and play some multiplayer and even zombies soundtrack from Call of Duty or even Duke Nukem soundtrack when playing the PS1 version.
This was the version I played first and fell in love with, and now when I play other ports of oldschool Doom I have to turn the music off. Bring back this horror soundtrack.
Having grown up with the PC version, this soundtrack is unbelievably grim and hopeless... which is how this experience would feel if you found yourself in it! An actual feeling of, "We're doomed."
Nostalgia Memories!!👿 It was 1999, 7 years old at the time, recently got a PS1 for my birthday with this game being the 1st. Had no idea I was about to experience a hardcore insane nightmare!! Still gives me chills & fear to this day. The best port of Doom there is since the N64 version.
@@PeteSugondese i believe it,the african part is news to me and im interested in more of that ill have to look into it. china and even south korea even being closest ally,being close to NK and china prob has some bots too
The greatest game of all time. Thanks for the upload. As others have mentioned, the music for the PlayStation edition was much better and helped with the eerie and dark vibe of the game.
🎮 Comment From all console ports of Doom this is my favorite since it is unique in many ways. The original soundtrack was replaced with dark ambient tracks made by Aubrey Hodges. (I reeeaally love these tracks) Sectors can now be colored which adds a new atmosphere to many maps. There are also a bunch of exclusive maps including a super secret level called Club Doom. Before I knew about this level I used to listen to the music in a CD player and I was puzzled why the hell a gabber track was on the CD. Some enemies were cut from this version like the Archvile. On the other hand many enemy types that came with Doom 2 can now also be found in the Ultimate Doom maps.
Actually, Wolfenstein 3D(also developed by IdSoft) was the grandfather of the FPS genre. Wolfenstein 3D would kick off the genre, and after Doom got released, Doom would become successful, popularize the FPS genre and bring in a big audience.
I have so many fond memories playing this game, my first ever ps1 game. My uncle gave me this when I was 5 and have been playing it throughout my childhood. The sound effects, the music, and the intro music takes me back. The nostalgia! I'm 30 and I've downloaded the PSX TC version and its still just as amazing.
This is my Doom. A bloody gorefest where you have no one to help you and need to soldier on while everything bears down on you. I love the original and I love its soundtrack, but I'm so glad I started with and still have this version of Doom.
This was the first version of DOOM I'd ever played and, I still love it to this day. It's such a great port, it plays well controller wise, and the sound effects/lighting effects hold up really well adding extra atmosphere to the overall enjoyment of the game.
I love PSX Doom. Played it a lot in my childhood, it was, in fact, the game that introduced me to the franchise, much like Resident Evil 4 introduced me to the Resident Evil franchise. Just hearing that start up sound makes me tear up, it has been so long since I've heard it. The CD I had was the one with Master Levels, TNT and Plutonia. Too bad I lost my original CD back then when I was moving from my previous house, but I just managed to find a mod that turns PC Doom into PSX Doom, with maps ranging from The Ultimate Doom, Doom 2 and Final Doom (Master Levels, TNT Evilution and Plutonia). I remember I was too scared to actually play the entire game without cheat codes, not because it was difficult, but because it was terrifying. The change in music and sound effects compared to the PC version really sold that eerie isolation feeling of a survival horror, even if it was meant to be just as fast paced as the PC badass shooter version. Even after 16 years I'm still afraid of playing through the whole thing nonstop. No wonder this is my favorite version of Doom.
It's interesting how unlike almost every 3D PS1 game, this doesn't have texture & polygon warping, because it's still using the original Doom's software rendering somewhat
I was a masochist at the time of Doom PlayStation. Finish the two CDs (Doom / Doom 2 / Final Doom) without dying once on Ultra violence difficulty, then I discovered Brutal Doom and I kept the rule. Now I'm making maps for Brutal Doom. =)
01:32:08 "There is a shit ton of angry demons coming towards me, now which weapon would be best for this...ah yes the pistol with no stopping power." 😆
I grew up watching my brother and dad play this game on Playstation. I found out much later about the music in the original game, and it never grew on me. The ambient music fits the game better and I think it has aged better too over the music of the original.
That’s a take I’ve never heard before. I like the original better because I grew up on it but the atmospheric music of the PlayStation version is a great alternative.
2:30 grandkid: "have you met a chaingun wielding soldier, grandpa?" Doom Slayer(grandpa); "yes, I have, I never met one till I arrived at Earth". PSX Doom: "are you sure about that?"
When you pick up a new weapon I love how DoomSlayer smiles. This is very Nostalgic to watch you finish😁 Ill have to practice, you forget how tough and mazey this game gets👍👍
God what I wouldn't give to have played this version first instead of the SNES one... It's so damn spooky and compelling as hell. This would have been total trip for little kid me.
i was wondering if this guy knew that red health box is like a steroid... it makes you go bezerk and use the fist to splatter imps and cacodemons in one punch lol i loved the cheat codes hahaha now im gonna play it since watching this... love this game
God I spent hundreds of hours living in this version of the game so many that almost nightly I had DOOM dreams. The weird thing is I still have them and they still centre around a tight level with cyberdemons blocking an exit. I have others too and I just love them some of them are so intricate I am pissed of when I wake up because they were so good.
@@MondySpartan The Tetris effect, looking at mates whilst in the pub and seeing what shapes would fit around their head and shoulders, whilst glancing at the bar to see so many moves left to play around the beer pumps and the stack of box's of crisps.
I finally get the chance to play a DOOM game : DOOM Eternal on PS4. I didn’t regret it. It’s nice. So, this PS1 opus is actually 2 games in 1. That’s cool.
You can aswell Play the original Doom and Doom 2 on the Pc in Doomguys mancave in Doom eternal. However you need all Floppy Disks a.k.a Cheat Codes to Play Doom 1 but Doom 2 is easier to unlock because you only need a Password.The Pc has two Files each one for one Game. The Password is FLYNNTAGGERT.
The PlayStation got it right with its amazing sound track it gave it a very scary feel to the game as well as the new character sounds the breathing and yells when they see you very creepy and I loved that n64 brought it back with doom64 wish all dooms sounded and played this good on pc
The ambient horror like atmosphere is totally justified in PS doom1 because doomguy is obviously not familiar with the threat that lurks in phobos and deimos bases and he has lost all his colleagues in this invasion. So the atmosphere filled with despair should have been selected by the game designers for the first ever doom game when it released on PC. Then the rock music used in doom1 should have instead been used in doom 64 instead of the horror atmosphere there because by that time doomguy had already become experienced in the art of demon killing so he must be having fun killing them and avenging his bunny.
Hangar music/ost (At Doom Gate) in the first version: We got u a map and an intense music which it's kickass rock metal 80s. Hangar music/ost (At Doom Gate) in the PS1 version: We got u a bad map and a music which can make you depressed irl in only 10 seconds after playing.
Me and my cousin in my apartment: 2 Playstations, 2 TV's, and the PS1's link cable tying us together for a coop session that lasted until the sun rose the next morning. Good times.
⏳ Timecodes
Ultimate Doom
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0:01:37 - Hangar
0:04:32 - Plant
0:10:40 - Toxin Refinery
0:18:00 - The Military Base (Secret Level)
0:25:10 - Command Control
0:32:30 - Phobos Lab
0:39:45 - Central Processing
0:48:57 - Comnputer Station
0:57:12 - Phobos Anomaly
1:00:08 - Deimos Anomaly
1:03:27 - Containment Area
1:10:12 - Refinary
1:16:05 - Deimos Lab
1:23:48 - Command Center
1:32:56 - Halls of the Damned
1:41:37 - Spawning Vats
1:44:05 - Fortress of Mystery (Secret Level)
1:46:50 - Hell Gate
1:49:16 - Hell Keep
1:53:52 - Pandemonium
2:00:20 - House of Pain
2:09:48 - Unholy Cathedral
2:15:27 - Mt. Erebus
2:22:09 - Limbo
2:28:30 - Tower of Babel
2:31:54 - Hell Beneath
2:37:50 - Perfect Hatred
2:45:20 - Sever the Wicked
2:52:55 - Unruly Evil
2:57:14 - Unto the Cruel
3:02:32 - Twilight Descends
3:15:58 - The Marshes (Secret Level)
3:19:37 - Threshold of Pain
3:34:14 - Intermission
Doom II
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3:34:57 - Entryway
3:37:31 - Underhalls
3:41:18 - The Gantlet
3:45:48 - The Focus
3:49:30 - The Waste Tunnels
3:56:26 - The Crusher
4:04:33 - Dead Simple
4:08:26 - Tricks & Traps
4:15:54 - The Pit
4:27:26 - Refuling Base
4:38:14 - O of Destruction
4:46:03 - The Factory
4:57:33 - The Inmost Dens
5:06:15 - Suburbs
5:14:57 - The Mansion (Secret Level)
5:24:15 - Club DOOM (Super Secret Level)
5:26:03 - Tenements
5:36:48 - The Courtyard
5:46:24 - The Citadel
5:57:22 - Nirvana
6:03:39 - The Catacombs
6:15:43 - Bloodfalls
6:21:10 - The abandoned Mines
6:27:10 - Monster Condo
6:38:09 - Redemption Denied
6:42:15 - Ending + Gallery
There is no timestamp for the levels "Barrels of Fun". It is between "The Catacombs" and "Bloodfalls"
6:08:10 - Barrels of Fun
While i'm being this pedantic, how about a point out a couple of typos
*Refinery
*Refueling Base
Oh, and I think you might want to look into the capitalization used for the abandoned mines.
@Boody Saleh I prepare those before
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Damn! Thanks mate! 👌
How to open the door in 46:43
It's immediately apparent this is the seed Doom 64 bloomed from. Same sound effects, similar atmospheric horror soundtrack, similar lighting. Unless something else tried it before, this is probably the start of spooky Doom.
And they all have its roots in Jaguar Doom. Sadly, the (original) “spooky Doom” era ended in early 2000s; the GameBoy Advance ports were based on the PC counterparts of Doom and Doom II. Doom 3 however would spiritually continue it.
Doom was always spooky, though, no matter what version you played back around the time it came out. Doom's artwork was largely inspired by whatever music album covers Romero was listening to at the time, and the same goes for the music. The actual premise, though, was always about horror. The game always came across that way to me once you turned the original music off. This version merely just took what was there and improved it, or gave it the appropriate changes.
It probably influenced quake as well, especially soundtrack wise.
@@guntherdunyardphd3623 Quake 1 you mean, and even the soundtrack por N64 Quake was composed by Aubrey Hodges himself.
The same composer of this Doom port.
Every console port of Doom had these sound effects except the SNES version
My dad used to play this game when I was little. He passed away from cancer in 2019. Thank you for playing this game for sentimental memories ❤
I am so, sorry for your loss... Hopefully you will see your dad on the other side...
Sorry yo hear that
well, I don't know much about your dad but he had really good taste in games!
😢😢😢
sorry to hear that. ❤ i lost my mum to cancer in 2018. 😞
Its amazing how changing the music can make the tone feel so much different. Where the PC version is badass shooter with horror elements, this one feels like a straight up survival horror game
There's no element of survival horror in it.
You kid have no idea what survival horror is.
Also the music is as 💩 as the lighting and other redesigns. They just applied a filter over the entire image. Even the fire from the shot becomes blue.😂😂😂 Not to talk about using PS controller.
@@suprememasteroftheuniverseTry playing through the PS1 game. It is infinitely more creepy than the PC game.
@@Tube2097
Or alternatively, use the PSX DOOM CE mod for PC.
PS1 start up = goosebumps. Nostalgia is a beautiful thing.
Same man. This startup will play at my funeral
Christmas 1996 i was ten, went from sonic & knuckles on mega drive, to this... Blew my little mind! Will always love this game!
Just goes to show how important sound design and lighting is
@@SimonPlays93 What do you mean by change?
THERE WAS A F*CKING PAIN ELEMENTAL IN E1M1?!
Pc version is better
I must say I agree, I’ve always found the psx soundtrack superior. I think it fits the environments and the overall theme of the game. Sure the pc version has a lot of things that were cut from the PlayStation version but I think the pc version would of been better with the psx soundtrack. For the majority of wads I play I usually use this music.
@@PatLice Only on PSX version, there was no pain elementals in Doom 1
The ps1 dooms really captured that eerie insolated ambience.
Nah it sucked. Metallica music was better
@@walterwhite1 be gone troll
For sure, PS1 Doom made me feel impervious to electric shocks. The ambient soundtrack and gameplay also gave a terrible sense of isolation.
@@TheMrfoxguy Get taste, mouth breather.
By far the best port and of course better than the original...
My father got me into this in 94. He was 46 at the time and me 14. Did all the Doom franchise at the time in the 90s (Doom, Doom2, Final Doom, Ultimate Doom & Doom for windows). Nothing better than completing and rotating levels with my father and handing over the controls (WASD, Space, CTRL, Alt, Shift and I think the Zero off keypad was shoot). Completed the game and up the difficulty level. Smashed Doom 1 & 2 on ultra Violence with 100% secrets. Didn't like it when i was left at level start with just a pistol and fully out of ammo. Miss those days, forever in my thoughts dad, and still carrying on the gaming legacy.
That intro with DOOM rising from the fire and the kickass music is still awesome to this day.
This version always holds a special place in my heart. I would play it for hours and never get board. My favorite level was club Doom which was odd but fun.
Was club doom a enhanced room...I can't remember going in there...definitely didn't go there I would of remembered the trans music
@@chazzlebazzle69 it was a secret level with some hardcore/trance music. Completely wtf but so satisfying by its violence!
@@morganshibby8941
Would love to play the whole game again....though would it be like a film you loved from years past, second time around not so good...🤔
That Club doom Hardcore/Gabber music track is also on the Final Doom ps1 disc too. I’m surprised Ive never heard it played before back in my raving & djing days.
HAHA, club doom rave room with the dancing revenants!
A chain gunner and pain elemental in E1M1 is terrifying.
yea why is there a pain elemental on the first damn level
@@maliook727 Why is there a pain elemental and chaingunner in a game before doom 2?
@@rightfalse5856 ps1 port released with doom and doom 2 and for some reason they added hard enemies in e1m1
You can also use a code to get the super shotgun and have it in the Doom 1 levels.
Ps Doom is just balls to the walls
I am 35 years old and I remember playing this game in 1997. Even today I feel the fear and the nostalgia of the atmosphere of the game and this even 26 years later.
I like how the music is so ominous way different then the pc version.
definitely a twist that some wouldn't expect!
Pc version is the best
That's Aubrey Hodges. His entire catalog including the PSX and N64 soundtracks are now available on Spotify.
Yeah this is the Doom soundtrack, for me. It's the first Doom I ever played. When I eventually played the original, or versions like Chocolate Doom, they look and play better than the ps1 version but the metal song MIDI soundtrack doesn't fit it at all. Doom was always a horror game, to me. It was god damn terrifying as a 7 year old. And the music is part of that. The ps1 soundtrack fits much much better, and the sound effects of the enemies and guns are all better since they re-did them all for this port, for CD quality instead of shitty MIDI
It has Doom 64 sounds and soundtrack
I gotta say I really do appreciate the quality of this longplay. Lots of longplays could do with timecodes embedded into the video themselves to give a better sense of flow in the video.
Yeah theres like 1500 videos i gotta do that to stilll.. ill get to it
Remember my dad getting this when it first came out from Blockbuster, and my obsession over this series began. Rip and Tear!
Take it from me, your father loves you from heaven.
Rip'n...
Tearin' ...
This was my introduction to the doom franchise as a child. Love this port for that reason
My father and even mother actually played this too and enjoyed it. Doom will always be my favourite video game franchise
Music in the original makes you feel like a badass super soldier going up against hell’s forces
Music in this version makes you feel like a normal person going up against hell’s forces
and both have their own charm imho
What do you mean music
PC version has thrash metal that gives a vibe of badass action, this version has scary horror ambience.
The music composer is Aubrey Hodges, who also made the music of Doom 64 and Final Doom.
It's because of this version of this game that I started to make horror ambient music.
I agree, but when you're playing you don't hear this music. This is so quiet...
I used to play this non stop on my Ps1 as a young teenager. My parents had no idea how violent the was. I call it a cult masterpiece, classic is beneath it. Best DOOM game ever.
Undoubtedly the worst.
Drop the crackpipe
@@shoppingrb9544shut up nerd
@@shoppingrb9544you’re terrible at trolling
Mannn that start up opened up all the nostalgia floodgates 😭😭😭
Wonderful to see again.I used to play SLEEPY DOOM half awake on Saturday mornings in the wee hours.That was a trip fighting to stay awake and alive while fighting monsters.
These are my favourite versions of Doom (biased opinion) because the music and the SFX completely change the game from this fast pace action, to like a horror shooter.
Well, I don't like this version too much, one of the best things in doom ( in my opinion ) are the thrash metal songs and the fast gameplay, and that was removed in the port. Still the best console port version in the 90s, this one and the atari jaguar versions.
Possessed Carcass I wasn’t brought up with those versions of Doom, hence the biased opinion.
The gameplay speed isn't different they did change the tone of the game in terms of music and ambience due to different lighting but for its time was the best console version of classic doom until the first two were ported to the original Xbox in a doom 3 special edition then later to Xbox 360 and ps3 via doom 3 bfg edition but this port still stands out as doom 64 borrowed a lot from this port from the music right down to the different lighting and demon sound effects being different .
Doom was always a horror shooter. The horror is just a bit different between PC and Playstation.
@@tomio9 The fast gameplay is still there.
I grew up playing the PSX Version of DOOM and I still love it I want Final DOOM again
Final Doom for PS1 will be played too. But first the 32x version and Doom 2 GBA will be uploaded. I keep some months between ports of the same game though.
@@RetroGameSpacko the Sega 32x version of Doom wasn't so good in my opinion the game boy advance version of Doom and Doom 2 are way better
Ultimate doom still better than final
I remember when I played doom, my mom was scared of demons XD
I hope you killed them all until it was done for her
Rip and tear...until it is done!
Pinkys gives me jump scares more than zombies but i would rather turn the music off and play some multiplayer and even zombies soundtrack from Call of Duty or even Duke Nukem soundtrack when playing the PS1 version.
Ah,me acuerdo de tu mama😍😁
I was scared of pinky one especially when they roared.
I love doom in ps1. Very terror and dark. Need a remaster in this generation!
It has the better and right atmosphere not like the PC Version with backgound music😂
This was the version I played first and fell in love with, and now when I play other ports of oldschool Doom I have to turn the music off. Bring back this horror soundtrack.
Having grown up with the PC version, this soundtrack is unbelievably grim and hopeless... which is how this experience would feel if you found yourself in it! An actual feeling of, "We're doomed."
Nostalgia Memories!!👿 It was 1999, 7 years old at the time, recently got a PS1 for my birthday with this game being the 1st. Had no idea I was about to experience a hardcore insane nightmare!! Still gives me chills & fear to this day. The best port of Doom there is since the N64 version.
Doom 64 isn't a port, it's a sequel
doom 64 isn't a port it's the true doom 3
@@evdestroy5304 It's more of a spin off as it wasn't on PC just like the Duke Nukem exclusive console games where spin offs..
@@wizzgamer It directly follows the events of Doom 2
Can I get this doom on ps5 I downloaded doom but it’s not this one ?
honestly an absolutely fantastic port, the unique sound and differences set it apart and gave the game its own identity
Right? I love both!
That's why it stinks.
Thanks you my friend , it brings back so many memories.
Always 😊
I was hooked when the Sony intro was included! I played this game endlessly day and night nonstop!!
The best version of the original two DooM games. Superb sound and light design. This version got the atmosphere right on spot.
No it's the worst.
@@shoppingrb9544 I guess you never played the 32x or Jaguar versions then.
yeah idk. this is prestine. doom 64 is 2nd. and duke nukem 64 lol@@PeteSugondese
@@PeteSugondese i wouldnt even argue against that,but alot of funky miserable people make accounts just to project which is scary and sad tbh.
@@PeteSugondese i believe it,the african part is news to me and im interested in more of that ill have to look into it. china and even south korea even being closest ally,being close to NK and china prob has some bots too
I was addicted to this game...I remember playing 2 player option with TV'S back to back & being chased by the loon with a knife
CHAPTER 1 HANGAR 1:41 CHAPTER 2 PLANT 4:41
The greatest game of all time.
Thanks for the upload. As others have mentioned, the music for the PlayStation edition was much better and helped with the eerie and dark vibe of the game.
Played a lot this game on my ps1 and still love ir in 2022. Best Doom 1 and Doom 2 ever!!
Its both weird and kinda cool that they mixed some doom 2 enemies in the Doom 1 levels.
@justin y. without a picture I mean, really - they put you up against a Pain Elemental in the first couple of minutes.
Not only that, but during the Ultimate Doom portion one of the secret levels exclusive to the port has a super shotgun.
Plus it has doom 64 sounds and I think it's ost
Just imagine if the Casalis had made this version. Literally every enemy would be a Revenent.
@@zclary923 and Chaingunners alongside them.
Twilight Descends & Threshold of Pain. 2 of my favourite levels in the game. So great to see these again.
I love the level Tricks n Traps. It's funny how you had them killing each other at the start.
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From all console ports of Doom this is my favorite since it is unique in many ways. The original soundtrack was replaced with dark ambient tracks made by Aubrey Hodges. (I reeeaally love these tracks)
Sectors can now be colored which adds a new atmosphere to many maps. There are also a bunch of exclusive maps including a super secret level called Club Doom. Before I knew about this level I used to listen to the music in a CD player and I was puzzled why the hell a gabber track was on the CD.
Some enemies were cut from this version like the Archvile. On the other hand many enemy types that came with Doom 2 can now also be found in the Ultimate Doom maps.
The grandfather of all fps still playable today a legend never dies
With countless amounts of user-generated content created since 1994, it’s what keeps a 27-year old game still fresh to this day.
Actually, Wolfenstein 3D(also developed by IdSoft) was the grandfather of the FPS genre. Wolfenstein 3D would kick off the genre, and after Doom got released, Doom would become successful, popularize the FPS genre and bring in a big audience.
@@MondySpartan let’s not forget that those 27 years of user content wouldn’t have happened if it wasn’t for Doom 2’s excellent monster balance
Because DOOM is ETERNAL, after all...
wolfenstein 3d is the grandfather, doom is the father
I have so many fond memories playing this game, my first ever ps1 game. My uncle gave me this when I was 5 and have been playing it throughout my childhood. The sound effects, the music, and the intro music takes me back. The nostalgia! I'm 30 and I've downloaded the PSX TC version and its still just as amazing.
this was the second version of doom that i played (first was 3do which i loved and still do). this version rocks big time.
Never knew Spawning Vats had the same map layout of the Sega 32X version. And I played both versions many many times.
This is my Doom. A bloody gorefest where you have no one to help you and need to soldier on while everything bears down on you. I love the original and I love its soundtrack, but I'm so glad I started with and still have this version of Doom.
This was the first version of DOOM I'd ever played and, I still love it to this day. It's such a great port, it plays well controller wise, and the sound effects/lighting effects hold up really well adding extra atmosphere to the overall enjoyment of the game.
I love PSX Doom. Played it a lot in my childhood, it was, in fact, the game that introduced me to the franchise, much like Resident Evil 4 introduced me to the Resident Evil franchise. Just hearing that start up sound makes me tear up, it has been so long since I've heard it.
The CD I had was the one with Master Levels, TNT and Plutonia. Too bad I lost my original CD back then when I was moving from my previous house, but I just managed to find a mod that turns PC Doom into PSX Doom, with maps ranging from The Ultimate Doom, Doom 2 and Final Doom (Master Levels, TNT Evilution and Plutonia).
I remember I was too scared to actually play the entire game without cheat codes, not because it was difficult, but because it was terrifying. The change in music and sound effects compared to the PC version really sold that eerie isolation feeling of a survival horror, even if it was meant to be just as fast paced as the PC badass shooter version. Even after 16 years I'm still afraid of playing through the whole thing nonstop. No wonder this is my favorite version of Doom.
It's interesting how unlike almost every 3D PS1 game, this doesn't have texture & polygon warping, because it's still using the original Doom's software rendering somewhat
men i miss the old days of this game
First time i played Doom was on the SNES. Rented it from Blockbuster while staying over nite at a friends house. Good times
I was a masochist at the time of Doom PlayStation. Finish the two CDs (Doom / Doom 2 / Final Doom) without dying once on Ultra violence difficulty, then I discovered Brutal Doom and I kept the rule. Now I'm making maps for Brutal Doom. =)
Cool! Not too many people out there designing maps with Brutal doom specifically in mind. Where can I download yours?
Try here if the link work.
www.moddb.com/members/razor-wind/addons
Some are specifics for BD 21, others not (can be played with BD or PB).
01:32:08 "There is a shit ton of angry demons coming towards me, now which weapon would be best for this...ah yes the pistol with no stopping power." 😆
man that ps1startup brings back childhood memories
Still own a working ps1 and this version of Doom is still my favorite
longplay archive my beloved
I grew up watching my brother and dad play this game on Playstation. I found out much later about the music in the original game, and it never grew on me. The ambient music fits the game better and I think it has aged better too over the music of the original.
That’s a take I’ve never heard before. I like the original better because I grew up on it but the atmospheric music of the PlayStation version is a great alternative.
2:30 grandkid: "have you met a chaingun wielding soldier, grandpa?"
Doom Slayer(grandpa); "yes, I have, I never met one till I arrived at Earth".
PSX Doom: "are you sure about that?"
I remember playing this while listening to nin pretty hate machine. It seemed perfect.
Doom is one of the most badass games ever created next to Quake and Duke Nukem.
I remember watching my dad play this when I was a kid and the demons terrified me.
Who would’ve known that changing the music would turn this into a completely different game
right? It's like 2 different perspectives on the same game... and I like them both.
Great Game a common thing of great ones is that they are old but It is still worthy playing nowadays i Talk about aoe,mario, street fighter ...
Lol I like how the music changes the ambient of Doom. From "Badass" to "Scary"
right? I can appreciate both ways. It's like a dish that you serve with another sauce and it changes the whole expierience.
Brings back fond memories
My first game on ps1. From that day, my live has changed forever
When you pick up a new weapon I love how DoomSlayer smiles.
This is very Nostalgic to watch you finish😁 Ill have to practice, you forget how tough and mazey this game gets👍👍
God what I wouldn't give to have played this version first instead of the SNES one... It's so damn spooky and compelling as hell. This would have been total trip for little kid me.
I played the n64 version as a kid and there were times I had to turn the sound off because I was to scared lol
yeah, the snes was the calmer one
I genuinely prefer the music in this port over any other. Doom 64 had an equally atmospheric and spooky ost by the same person.
That Playstation intro still gives me chills
I like playing these Doom games so much, a legend.
i was wondering if this guy knew that red health box is like a steroid... it makes you go bezerk and use the fist to splatter imps and cacodemons in one punch lol
i loved the cheat codes hahaha
now im gonna play it since watching this... love this game
Somehow this still has charm for me unlike the new games. Nostalgia works.
What do you mean by that?
God I spent hundreds of hours living in this version of the game so many that almost nightly I had DOOM dreams. The weird thing is I still have them and they still centre around a tight level with cyberdemons blocking an exit. I have others too and I just love them some of them are so intricate I am pissed of when I wake up because they were so good.
“The Tetris Effect”, that’s what the phenomenon is named. You spent many hours on such an awesome game that it patterns your dreams :)
@@MondySpartan The Tetris effect, looking at mates whilst in the pub and seeing what shapes would fit around their head and shoulders, whilst glancing at the bar to see so many moves left to play around the beer pumps and the stack of box's of crisps.
The first time I played Doom was on PS1.
Me too.
And me
@@unrealscythe8413 Is this compatible with PlayStation 2?
@@keironforbes9512 yes doom for ps1 is compatible with ps2 as I used to play doom on my ps2 years ago now 👍
Cesar Ryan Santos for me it was n64
I finally get the chance to play a DOOM game : DOOM Eternal on PS4.
I didn’t regret it. It’s nice.
So, this PS1 opus is actually 2 games in 1. That’s cool.
You can aswell Play the original Doom and Doom 2 on the Pc in Doomguys mancave in Doom eternal. However you need all Floppy Disks a.k.a Cheat Codes to Play Doom 1 but Doom 2 is easier to unlock because you only need a Password.The Pc has two Files each one for one Game.
The Password is FLYNNTAGGERT.
@@TheTrueMasterOfTomfoolery All the classic Doom games got remastered for current gen hardware For $5. If you bought them during Christmas it was $1!
this port was amazing for the time
Doom: World's Most Ported Game.
I remember this alot on PSX and Gameboy Advance, Pinkys gives me jump scares more than zombies from COD.
The PlayStation got it right with its amazing sound track it gave it a very scary feel to the game as well as the new character sounds the breathing and yells when they see you very creepy and I loved that n64 brought it back with doom64 wish all dooms sounded and played this good on pc
This game is a legend.
Excelente... muito bom.
Saudade desse tempo...
Nostalgia total.
Parabéns.
👏👏👏👏👏👏
I like the playstation version of Doom, the places look larger, and the sounds of shots and doors are just fine.
The ambient horror like atmosphere is totally justified in PS doom1 because doomguy is obviously not familiar with the threat that lurks in phobos and deimos bases and he has lost all his colleagues in this invasion. So the atmosphere filled with despair should have been selected by the game designers for the first ever doom game when it released on PC. Then the rock music used in doom1 should have instead been used in doom 64 instead of the horror atmosphere there because by that time doomguy had already become experienced in the art of demon killing so he must be having fun killing them and avenging his bunny.
Okay, didn't expect a chaingunner, of all things, in the second mission...
Or a pain elemental on the first
The hero on this can take one hell of a battering.
Doom 64 uses much of the same sounds. Never knew Doom on PS1 was the first version to have these new sounds in Doom. Quite a change in atmosphere.
Hangar music/ost (At Doom Gate) in the first version: We got u a map and an intense music which it's kickass rock metal 80s.
Hangar music/ost (At Doom Gate) in the PS1 version: We got u a bad map and a music which can make you depressed irl in only 10 seconds after playing.
Creepy 😮😮😮 lol wow I love seeing these really old games!!
I got a ps1( which still works ) for the 1997 Xmas this was the first game I had and it scared me for a while lol. I was 6. Alot of nostalgia here
Really love the Almost T2 like ambience music!
Damm, the soundtrack for this version of doom is really up there with the erie ambience of quake.
played this when I was around 6 or 7 on ps1. The music used to creep me out! Classic game
I remember playing this back in 95'
This shit was mad REAL!
Me and my cousin in my apartment: 2 Playstations, 2 TV's, and the PS1's link cable tying us together for a coop session that lasted until the sun rose the next morning. Good times.
Really good playthrough
Wow it sure brings back memories!😄😄😄
Awesome Gameplay Man ❤
The first DOOM I ever played, and still the best version.
This is like a combination of Doom and Doom 2 with sounds from Doom 64
Вот это атмосфера , какие музыки .