Quelques-uns des lecteurs d'IGN PC ont rédigé une page chacun de texte afin de donner leurs premières impressions de Doom 3. L'article date déjà d'avant-hier, mais il reste toutefois très intéressant. Ainsi, les différents intervenants confirment de façon générale tout ce qu'on a déjà lu ailleurs: bonne ambiance, beaucoup de stress...
L'un d'eux parle des sons, de l'ambiance sonore et du réalisme surprenant de l'environnement sonore. Il en est arrivé à se retourner plusieurs fois de suite craignant l'arrivée de monstres derrière lui. De façon générale, ils rendent tous gloire aux graphismes et vous remarquerez d'ailleurs qu'ils ont de façon générale de bonnes ou très bonnes configurations.
L'un d'eux parle des sons, de l'ambiance sonore et du réalisme surprenant de l'environnement sonore. Il en est arrivé à se retourner plusieurs fois de suite craignant l'arrivée de monstres derrière lui. De façon générale, ils rendent tous gloire aux graphismes et vous remarquerez d'ailleurs qu'ils ont de façon générale de bonnes ou très bonnes configurations.
Leurs conclusions respectives:
Overall, I'm having a wonderful time with the game. It is clear that a lot of talented people made this game. I think it is also important that I recommend to everyone to only play this game alone at night with the lights off or you are missing out on half of the fun. There is no better way to soak in the atmosphere and have multiple near-heart attacks.
System Specs: Athlon 3000+ XP Barton, 1GB RAM, Radeon 9800 Pro 128
ashbraun1
DOOM 3 is best classified as an experience that you simply must play to believe. It'd be an understatement to simply call this a game, because it's so much more.
System Specs: Athlon 64 3200+, 512MB PC3200 RAM, PNY Geforce 6800 GT
-- KBLegolas
I've only played a bit, but I don't really have any complaints about the game so far. The graphics, gameplay and sound are all top notch. From the second you start playing you feel like you're on Mars fighting an endless horde of demon-spawn, and it feels good. This isn't just a game, it's an experience -- one you would be stupid to miss out on.
System Specs: P4 2.8C GHz, 512MB OCZ Gold 3700 RAM, 128MB 9800 Pro video card
mn2003
I wouldn't go all out and say that you should pay thousands of dollars on a PC to play with everything maxed out because it looks really good good on older computers. Personally I ran this game perfectly with a Pentium 4 2.4GHz with an ATI 9800 Pro.
This is a definite must have game.
System Specs: Windows XP Professional, Pentium 4 2.4GHz, Mushkin Black Level 2 1024MB PC3500 RAM, Radeon 9800 Pro 128MB video card, Sound Blaster Audigy 2, Creative Digital 5.1 5700 DTS surround sound system
Jason Banas (AKA mach250)
If you go in expecting the easy "jump out at you" scares of less cerebral horror movies, and a fun romp as a genuine action hero-type (silent but deadly, like your grandpappy's farts), plus want to see the future of game-tech, run out to pick up DOOM 3. id has earned their $55. It may not win a permanent place on your top ten, but it will thrill and entertain well into the holidays when that radioactive decay game is supposed to get a sequel or something.
System Specs:
* Low: P4 1.8GHz, 512MB RAM, Radeon 9700 Pro (ran very well at 640x480 with medium to high effects)
* Medium: P4 2.4GHz, 512MB RAM, Radeon 9800 Pro (ran very well at 800x600 with medium to high)
* High: AMD64 3.2GHz, 1GB SDRAM, Radeon 9800xt (ran moderately well on ultra settings at 1024 x 768, ran very well on 1600 x 1200 with high effects)
Mark "Neomaxims" Gottlieb
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