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Games/Doom II Hell on Earth/Reviews
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Doom II: Hell on Earth
After the events of Doom, Hell has found its way to Earth. The last living scientists develop a plan to evacuate what's remaining of the human race with enormous space ships. Unfortunately, the demons have taken control of the only spaceport, and it's up to the nameless space marine to take it back.
An awesome sequel to a popular franchise
The second title of id Software's Doom franchise was originally released for MS-DOS computers in 1994 and Macintosh computers in 1995. Unlike Doom , which was initially only available through sharewar… Read more
17 Years Later, Doom 2 Continues to Entertain
Doom 2 still kicks ass in the modern era. It's distinct style, balls-out arcade gameplay, and excellent music all create an atmosphere that has never been matched, even by Doom 3 and other Id creation… Read more
More flawed than you remember.
Doom 2 isn't a bad game by any means. The fact that it's still fun to play more than 10 years after it was first released is testament to that. What you probably don't remember is that Doom 2 also had… Read more
Fantastic
I remember, as does a good number of people I’m sure, growing up on the original Doom games back in the day so of course I picked this game up on LIVE not long after release. The game is just as we al… Read more
A Hell of a Good Time
"Boss Fight". Get it? id Software 's Doom came out in 1993, and it took the world by storm, more or less inventing the first person shooter genre, and setting off a wave of baseless controversy over i… Read more
Double your DOOM.
It's been a while, but id, Bethesda and Nerve have finally brought the second chapter of the DOOM saga to the Xbox Live Arcade. While the game itself isn't as memorable as the original, fans of classi… Read more
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Hell on Earth... and I couldn't be happier
As a lifelong Doom fan, I was extremely skeptical when I heard that the granddaddy of all first person shooters would be making its way to Xbox Live a few years ago. In the day of modern, twin stick c… Read more
Doom II: Hell on Earth
While this will probably come across as sacrilegious to most old school first person shooter fans, I’ve never held the 1994 sequel to Doom in high regard. Released by id software just ten months after… Read more