Your favorite 32x game?

[Baloo]

What is your favorite 32x game? Mine is Knuckles Chaotix, with Star Wars Arcade at a close second. I know people love to hate on Knuckles Chaotix, but I really liked it. The graphics, the music, the gameplay were all really good. I only wish it had more enemies and a lives system.

[Guntz]

I'm not one to pick favorites in video games, so I'll post the list of all the 32X games I like based on ones I've actually played:

After Burner
Doom
Metal Head
Mortal Kombat II
Shadow Squadron
Star Wars Arcade
Tempo (it's a more love/hate though)
Virtua Fighter
Virtua Racing Deluxe

No, I haven't played Knuckles' Chaotix or Kolibri yet... And the 32X is one of my favorite Sega systems. :D

[mick_aka]

Stellar Assault, just keeps me coming back again and again.

[kgenthe]

In no particular order...

Motocross Championship
Knuckles Chaotix
Virtua Racing Deluxe
Zaxxon’s Motherbase 2000

Despite most people not liking Motherbase 2000 and Motocross Championship, I love them both. Once you figure out the leaning back/forward mechanics in Motocross Championship, you can maintain speed and stop crashing (which is what everyone bitches about). The hacking in Motherbase 2000 is awesome, I like playing through this just to hijack new ships and see what they do. Lots of replay value. Knuckles Chaotix and Virtua Racing Deluxe need no explanation.

[Smii]

Games I've played the most are Shadow Squadron (aka Stellar Assault), Chaotix, Doom, VR Deluxe, Star Wars, Kolibri, and Tempo. In that order.

[kool kitty89]

Shadow Squadron, easy. :D

[Scooter]

Shadow Squadron with Virtua Racing, Virtua Fighter, DOOM and Blackthorne close runners up.

[JackieBogard]

either virtua fighter or virtua racer.. both are excellent!

[richi902]

doom or star wars :)

[JackieBogard]

I really think the 32X had some nice titles for such a short life span.

[NeoVamp]

NBA Jam TE would have to be my favorite 32X game.

[Guntz]

I really think the 32X had some nice titles for such a short life span.

It beats out the Virtual Boy that's for sure and it was a stand-alone system! :D

[Chilly Willy]

VR Deluxe. I'm a big racing game nut. I have more racing games than anything else by percentage on all my consoles. FPS/TPS would be next on the list.

[Da_Shocker]

After Burner Deluxe
Shadow Squadron
Virtua Fighter

[SegaMan89]

All 10 of the 32X games I have played I loved:
Knuckles Chaotix, Doom, Virtua Racing Deluxe, Virtua Fighter, Cosmic Carnage, Mortal Kombat 2, WWF The Arcade Game, Metal Head, NBA Jam T.E., and Motocross Championship.

[JackieBogard]

It beats out the Virtual Boy that's for sure and it was a stand-alone system! :D

i'm probably the only person who enjoys the 32x more than the sega cd...

[kool kitty89]

VR Deluxe. I'm a big racing game nut. I have more racing games than anything else by percentage on all my consoles. FPS/TPS would be next on the list.

Yeah, that might be my 2nd favorite, and one of the only 2 32x cartd I currently own too. (no 32x as of yet, I'm almost positive my uncle has a loose one packed away with his SMSII, so I'm kind of waiting on that -he said I can have both)

The Genesis version of VR was the first game I bought after getting a Genesis last spring. ;) It's no VR Deluxe, but still pretty good. (would have been interesting to se how it might have looked using dynamic palette changing and variable dithering -as Star Fox does on SNES, using 16 color palettes as well -albeit from 15-bit RGB)

The 32x version looks and sounds a good bit better though (except some PWM atrifacts -judging by Fusion), the bonus features are certainly nice as well.

[M4R14NO94]

After Burner
Doom
Metal Head
Mortal Kombat II
Shadow Squadron
Star Wars Arcade
Tempo (it's a more love/hate though)
Virtua Fighter
Virtua Racing Deluxe



Stellar Assault, just keeps me coming back again and again.


Games I've played the most are Shadow Squadron (aka Stellar Assault), Chaotix, Doom, VR Deluxe, Star Wars, Kolibri, and Tempo. In that order.


Shadow Squadron, easy. :)



Shadow Squadron with Virtua Racing, Virtua Fighter, DOOM and Blackthorne close runners up.


After Burner Deluxe
Shadow Squadron
Virtua Fighter

Apparently they all agree with me with the fact that Shadow Squadron is one of the 32X's best games. Also, have any of you seen the Saturn reimagining as well? Terrific!

http://www.segagagadomain.com/saturn14/stellarassault.htm
http://www.segagagadomain.com/movie-pages3/stellar.htm

[kool kitty89]

The Saturn Sequel was Japan only, right? (too bad all those good 32x games didn't end up as Saturn Launch titles in the US)

[M4R14NO94]

The Saturn Sequel was Japan only, right? (too bad all those good 32x games didn't end up as Saturn Launch titles in the US)

Yes it was! And that's unfortunate since the Saturn reimagining/sequel looks pretty good and fun (never played it, might do it some day)

[CMA Death Adder]

i'm probably the only person who enjoys the 32x more than the sega cd...

Incorrect.

[Baloo]

I also prefer the 32x to the Sega CD.

[The Coop]

Apparently they all agree with me with the fact that Shadow Squadron is one of the 32X's best games. Also, have any of you seen the Saturn reimagining as well? Terrific!

http://www.segagagadomain.com/saturn14/stellarassault.htm
http://www.segagagadomain.com/movie-pages3/stellar.htm

Does owning it count as seeing it? ;)


As for the 32X, I'm torn. It would be a toss up between Shadow Squadron, Knuckles Chaotix and After Burner Complete.

[Melf]

I'm quite partial to Tempo myself, but Afterburner, Space Harrier, and Shadow Squadron all rock.

[havok666]

Blackthorne

[Guntz]

I'm quite partial to Tempo myself

Kind of want to voice my own opinion on Tempo...

I find it too stiff, almost a chore to play. I also don't understand the "Tempo" system that's vaguely mentioned in the manual. So what do you find fun about it? :confused:

[TmEE]

Tempo is kickass, very fun game, and cool concept too

[Jasper061992]

Well. Because I lost the patch cable for the 32x 4 years ago and FINALLY getting a new one tomorrow from ebay WITH Knuckles chaotix i had since Christmas 05 NOT being played, I don't have a favourite. But i have strong feelings Knuckles Chaotix will become a personal favourite. I only have a handful of 32x titles.


Did that sentence make sence above? :?

[OldSchool]

Pardon me if I'm stepping on anyones toes, but I don't understand how anyone could enjoy playing Doom on a Genesis when it's no where near the same experience as on the PC.

Especially considering the Mods that can be had on the PC version, what reason would anyone have for playing a version with less content and lower quality graphics, as well as having to play a FPS with a Gamepad???

I'm looking forward to getting a hold of Doom 64 for the N64, but 'only' because it's a system exclusive title... I wouldn't be surprised if someone ported it to PC, but that doesn't interest me.


It's the same as playing Morrowind on the Xbox with the retarded Fog when compared to playing it on PC with the MGE mod (along with God knows how many other mods)... there's simply no reason to play it on the Console.

:?;):o

[omp]

Shadow Squadron for me, I only got it recently and I really enjoy it.

I also like Knuckles Chaotix, Star Wars and Mortal Kombat 2.

Metal Head and Doom are ok

I hate Cosmic Carnage

These are the oonly games I have

[Chilly Willy]

Pardon me if I'm stepping on anyones toes, but I don't understand how anyone could enjoy playing Doom on a Genesis when it's no where near the same experience as on the PC.

Especially considering the Mods that can be had on the PC version, what reason would anyone have for playing a version with less content and lower quality graphics, as well as having to play a FPS with a Gamepad???

You're thinking about NOW when everyone and their dog has a PC powerful enough to play Doom in real 3D for less than the cost of the original game. You aren't considering when this was released - 1995 - when PCs powerful enough to Doom were still expensive and consoles were much more prevalent. Yes, it wasn't as good as a PC, but it was considerably less expensive, even counting the 32X, and nearly as good. People play it now more for the nostalgia.



I'm looking forward to getting a hold of Doom 64 for the N64, but 'only' because it's a system exclusive title... I wouldn't be surprised if someone ported it to PC, but that doesn't interest me.

Doom64 is definitely a "must have" title for the N64. You can find ports of it for the PC, and there's also N64 emulators that can play it, but playing it on an actual N64 is still a great experience for Doom fans. However, this answers the question above - you play Doom64 on a real N64 for the same reason people play Doom 32X on a 32X - for the experience, not because it's "better". With hires paks and better graphics and music, Doom64 is arguably better played on a PC. No gamepad either.

[The Coop]

Did someone say Doom 64 on the PC?

http://www.doom2.net/~doomdepot/abs-about.html (http://www.doom2.net/%7Edoomdepot/abs-about.html)

[OldSchool]

Did someone say Doom 64 on the PC?

http://www.doom2.net/~doomdepot/abs-about.html (http://www.doom2.net/%7Edoomdepot/abs-about.html)

That's awesome for those who don't ever plan on owning an N64!

[OldSchool]

You're thinking about NOW when everyone and their dog has a PC powerful enough to play Doom in real 3D for less than the cost of the original game. You aren't considering when this was released - 1995 - when PCs powerful enough to Doom were still expensive and consoles were much more prevalent. Yes, it wasn't as good as a PC, but it was considerably less expensive, even counting the 32X, and nearly as good. People play it now more for the nostalgia.




Doom64 is definitely a "must have" title for the N64. You can find ports of it for the PC, and there's also N64 emulators that can play it, but playing it on an actual N64 is still a great experience for Doom fans. However, this answers the question above - you play Doom64 on a real N64 for the same reason people play Doom 32X on a 32X - for the experience, not because it's "better". With hires paks and better graphics and music, Doom64 is arguably better played on a PC. No gamepad either.

Fair enough... but I was referring to the present. I understand why people played it on a console back in the day, but what's the reason for it now, consideirng how much better the experience is on the PC... 'nostalgia'... true enough and I'll agree.

I'll be playing N64 on it's original system simply because I will have an N64 and the title was an exclusive one.


Hell, I could have simply gone the emulator route for 'everything' oldschool Console based, but I'm not: I'm feeding my OCD and the wallets of oldschool Resellers because I want the original feel/sound/and look of those games.

So in essence, guys who played Doom for the first time on the Genny, I guess I can see why they'd want it in their collection even now... fair enough.
;)

[kgenthe]

Pardon me if I'm stepping on anyones toes, but I don't understand how anyone could enjoy playing Doom on a Genesis when it's no where near the same experience as on the PC.

Doom on my 32x in my lazy boy with a Genesis controller is a completely different experience than playing on the PC. It's flawed, limited, and quirky, and that's what gives it it's charm. I grew up playing games on a couch in front of an undersized TV.

Playing doom on the PC is just that, playing Doom on a PC. There is nothing special about it. Tracking down all the hardware to play Doom on the 32x isn't easy, that's what makes it special.

Why play any retro games on original hardware when emulation offers pixel perfect game play, enhanced sound, and excellent upscaling?

[kool kitty89]

The Jaguar port actually has graphical enhancement over the PC version (the PSX one does to some extent as well, not as extreme though), very nice smoothe lighting gradient (PSX is somewhat better than PC as well and runs in full 320 width while Jag and other console ports use low detail 1/2 horizontal res -except saturn I think, which is a port from the PSX and rather poorly optimized).
There are modern polygon bases sourse ports for PC of course, which exceed any of this. (but the Jag has the best lighting of any of the classic ports -and 2 completely new/unique levels and some other changes with soem maps and textures which carried over to most other console ports except SNES which is unique)

32x is the worst of both worlds in terms of lighting, no shading gradient at all from what I can see.

Both 32x and Jaguar Doom work well in emulators (Fusion coming pretty close to the real framerate as well, Project Tempest goes to full 60fps on the Jag version if your PC is powerful enough)

[The Coop]

Playing doom on the PC is just that, playing Doom on a PC. There is nothing special about it.

Grab DOSBox, install Doom, and play it like people used to back in the day (320x200 reso, SB or GUS sound... it's fun). It feels quite different than ports such as ZDoom and the like.

[kool kitty89]

Grab DOSBox, install Doom, and play it like people used to back in the day (320x200 reso, SB or GUS sound... it's fun). It feels quite different than ports such as ZDoom and the like.

That's the only way I've ever played PC doom. ;) (make sure to set aspect correct or you may get the wrong aspect ratio -depending on video card/monitor -with a CRT and my old Radeon 9600 machine it displayed correctly -not with an LCD though)

There was also the simple windows 95 port (though the DOS executable should work fien alone in win9x).

The original PC Doom had inferior lighting/shading to PSX and (especially) Jaguar though, but that's part of 256 color rendering. ;) (the poserization i skind of intersting actually)

But most importantly, you get that soundblaster music (unfortunately they stuck with Adlib standards, no Pro stereo effects let alone OPL3 specific 4-op FM), the Roland Soundcanvas general midi sounds pretty good too (standard software GM in windows), I kind of hate the Ultrasound music for Doom personally. (haven't heard AWE32)

[OldSchool]

Doom on my 32x in my lazy boy with a Genesis controller is a completely different experience than playing on the PC. It's flawed, limited, and quirky, and that's what gives it it's charm. I grew up playing games on a couch in front of an undersized TV.

Playing doom on the PC is just that, playing Doom on a PC. There is nothing special about it. Tracking down all the hardware to play Doom on the 32x isn't easy, that's what makes it special.

Why play any retro games on original hardware when emulation offers pixel perfect game play, enhanced sound, and excellent upscaling?

Everything above... fair enough.

Silly statement - there's a lifetime worth of Mods and Levels to enjoy compared to the 'same' experience over and over on your 32X version.

For Nostalgiac purposes, I understand, but to say 'meh' when talking about playing something on the PC is just silly. :o


Why - for the originality of it... and I disagree about the sound being "enhanced" or better in any way. The sound is not going to be the same... EVER.. bit for bit unless it's the original Sound Hardware producing said sound. That's like saying a Moog VSTi is going to sound like an enhanced version of that particular Moog Keyboard. You're simply not going to get there from here... it might sound pleasing to the ear, but it will not be the same.

As for upscaling the graphics and fixing slowdown/etc... yeah, that'd be nice to have, but I'd rather have the original.


Everything else you're saying though: I can understand completely.
:D

[OldSchool]

Grab DOSBox, install Doom, and play it like people used to back in the day (320x200 reso, SB or GUS sound... it's fun). It feels quite different than ports such as ZDoom and the like.


That's the only way I've ever played PC doom. ;) (make sure to set aspect correct or you may get the wrong aspect ratio -depending on video card/monitor -with a CRT and my old Radeon 9600 machine it displayed correctly -not with an LCD though)

There was also the simple windows 95 port (though the DOS executable should work fien alone in win9x).

The original PC Doom had inferior lighting/shading to PSX and (especially) Jaguar though, but that's part of 256 color rendering. ;) (the poserization i skind of intersting actually)

But most importantly, you get that soundblaster music (unfortunately they stuck with Adlib standards, no Pro stereo effects let alone OPL3 specific 4-op FM), the Roland Soundcanvas general midi sounds pretty good too (standard software GM in windows), I kind of hate the Ultrasound music for Doom personally. (haven't heard AWE32)

If you're going to play it on the PC, I don't understand why you'd want to play it Vanilla when you could play it with ZDoom etc... and have the ability to look up and all that jazz.

[The Coop]

If you're going to play it on the PC, I don't understand why you'd want to play it Vanilla when you could play it with ZDoom etc... and have the ability to look up and all that jazz.

Because you couldn't do that in the original. Kind of ruins the whole oldschool thing when you start adding traits that weren't there to begin with... especially traits that alter the gameplay, graphics and sound. Some of us just prefer to play it as it was, not as someone else decided to make it later on.

[OldSchool]

Because you couldn't do that in the original. Kind of ruins the whole oldschool thing when you start adding traits that weren't there to begin with... especially traits that alter the gameplay, graphics and sound. Some of us just prefer to play it as it was, not as someone else decided to make it later on.

Your argument is sound and your point well understood :) 'but'... FPSs are meant for the Protagonist to be able to look around.

There's no reason imo to not give the player the ability to look around and make the player actually have to aim properly in order to shoot enemies above and below him.

NOW... if there was an option to Jump added, I would definitely agree with your argument because then a multitude of areas in the original Levels of Es #1-4 and part 2 would be screwed up because the player could bypass areas that weren't meant to be defeated with a simple jump.


Hell... to further along my reasoning for playing an oldie with new functionality and why it's a good thing... take a look at Morrowind with the 'MGE' Mod. That game is a million times better without the Fog and I seriously doubt you'll find more than a handful of die hard gamers that wouldn't rather play with the view distance extended like it is in Oblivion.
:p

[OldSchool]

I suppose I'm a bit of a hypocrite :p because if I'm playing something on PC, I prefer it with Mods if they improve upon the games look/feel/atmosphere/etc... but in regard to a game that's Console exclusive, I don't mind it's shortcomings as long as I enjoy the game.

Emulations of Console Exclusives do not count.
:cool:

[nomad83]

Virtua Fighter

[kgenthe]

Silly statement - there's a lifetime worth of Mods and Levels to enjoy compared to the 'same' experience over and over on your 32X version.

For Nostalgiac purposes, I understand, but to say 'meh' when talking about playing something on the PC is just silly. :o

I think we play Doom for different reasons. You play Doom for the love of Doom and everything it has to offer. I enjoy Doom because of how it took advantage of the 32x hardware. It's neat to see what the hardware could do in the hands of competent programmers. The game is fun to boot. Beyond that, I have little interest.


Why - for the originality of it... and I disagree about the sound being "enhanced" or better in any way. The sound is not going to be the same... EVER.. bit for bit unless it's the original Sound Hardware producing said sound. That's like saying a Moog VSTi is going to sound like an enhanced version of that particular Moog Keyboard. You're simply not going to get there from here... it might sound pleasing to the ear, but it will not be the same.

As for upscaling the graphics and fixing slowdown/etc... yeah, that'd be nice to have, but I'd rather have the original.

Everything else you're saying though: I can understand completely.
:D

I think you're right, we agree on everything else!

[The Sports Guy]

Everytime I play 32X, I play Virtua Racing Deluxe. So I guess I'd have to say Virtua Racing Deluxe.

I can tell you what it's not: Moto Cross Championship. Bottom five games of all time, for any system, in my book.

[Nuxius]

NOW... if there was an option to Jump added, I would definitely agree with your argument because then a multitude of areas in the original Levels of Es #1-4 and part 2 would be screwed up because the player could bypass areas that weren't meant to be defeated with a simple jump.
But there is an option to jump in ZDoom. ;)


Grab DOSBox, install Doom, and play it like people used to back in the day (320x200 reso, SB or GUS sound... it's fun). It feels quite different than ports such as ZDoom and the like.
Or just use Chocolate Doom (http://www.chocolate-doom.org/wiki/index.php/Chocolate_Doom).

[Casselfornia]

Tempo and After Burner Complete :)

[OldSchool]

Everytime I play 32X, I play Virtua Racing Deluxe. So I guess I'd have to say Virtua Racing Deluxe.

I can tell you what it's not: Moto Cross Championship. Bottom five games of all time, for any system, in my book.

Well, I just saw that there is a collection of 'Sega Arcade Games' that includes an exact 100% port of the arcade original 'plus' extra tracks and cars... I'm now going to be getting that for PS2... screw all the Genesis versions.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virtua_Racing

"An improved remake was released for the Sony Playstation 2 under the Sega Ages 2500 label known as Virtua Racing: Flatout. It was released in Japan in 2004 and it was released in North America and Europe in 2005 as part of the Sega Classics Collection. It's an arcade-perfect conversion including new content such as three new courses and four new cars."

Sounds totally badass!

[OldSchool]

But there is an option to jump in ZDoom. ;)


Or just use Chocolate Doom (http://www.chocolate-doom.org/wiki/index.php/Chocolate_Doom).

ha! I forgot.. there is that option, lol...
That's hilarious... I went and spent all that effort arguing, and it went against me in the end :p:o

Oh well... I definitely prefer ZDoom to Vanilla Doom.

[OldSchool]

I think we play Doom for different reasons. You play Doom for the love of Doom and everything it has to offer. I enjoy Doom because of how it took advantage of the 32x hardware. It's neat to see what the hardware could do in the hands of competent programmers. The game is fun to boot. Beyond that, I have little interest.



I think you're right, we agree on everything else!

Fair enough :D
Right on and all that jazz.

[JackieBogard]

I originally said VF and VR.. but man I end up playing Wrestlemania The Arcade game more than anything on it. very good port!

[KnightWarrior]

Virtua Racing Deluxe
Doom
NBA Jam TE
Star Wars Arcade

[TmEE]

I still like Stellar Assault / Shadow Squadron, Tempo, Metal Head and Chaotix the most.

[djshok]

I like Kolibri, MK2 and Web of Fire, though there are still some games that I haven't tried.

[profholt82]

No real order...tough to pick favorite
Star Trek: Starfleet Academy (fun & underrated simulation)
Blackthorne
Virtua Racing Deluxe
Knuckles Chaotix
Space Harrier

[XeroShinobi]

My favourite 32X game is without a doubt Kolibri, which is arguably the best hummingbird-based shooter for the 32X.

Space Harrier is up there as well.

[kgenthe]

My favourite 32X game is without a doubt Kolibri, which is arguably the best hummingbird-based shooter for the 32X.

Perhaps the best hummingbird shooter of all time! :cool:

[kaw_biker]

I'm partial to T-Mek.
And Shadow Squadron is some relaxing fun.

[Auzern]

My favorite is Afterburner 32x. Bought it many years back and I still love the game. Here are a few high resolution screenshots that I would like to share with you all.

http://www.sega-16.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=1872&stc=1&d=1295839248
http://www.sega-16.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=1874&stc=1&d=1295839248
http://www.sega-16.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=1875&stc=1&d=1295839248
http://www.sega-16.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=1876&stc=1&d=1295839248
http://www.sega-16.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=1877&stc=1&d=1295839248

[arnold_the_bartender]

Awesome images. Looks like 2xSAI or Super Eagle on an emulator though. Can't tell which. I haven't emulated in a while.

My favorites would have to be (in no particular order):

After Burner Complete
Doom (to a certain extent)
Knuckles Chaotix
NBA Jam TE
RBI Baseball '95 (well I did the last time I played it for an odd reason)
Space Harrier
Tempo
Virtua Fighter
Virtua Racing Deluxe

I would also say WWF Raw but I haven't played it for the 32X yet but I have for the Genesis. I imagine it's one of those similar ports with a few enhancements here and there but more of the same.

[Auzern]

Thanks. My 32x genesis console doesn't work anymore. I have the catridges of many old games though. I was running Fusion emulator with hq3x render plugin.

Space Harrier is also one of my favorite games. Forgot to mention that.

Oh and how can I miss Doom 32x. When I was little, I used to force my brother to play that game cause I used to get scared. lol

[arnold_the_bartender]

In that case, I better check out that plugin. It looks pretty good.

[TheFace]

Blackthorne, Chaotix, Shadow Squadron

[Curious Sofa]

Shadow Squadron, Virtua Racing, Metal Head, Zaxxon Motherbase 2000. Mortal Kombat II was good, but not as good as I was hoping back in the day.

Also, I would cast my vote that I too prefer the 32X to the SegaCD. I had a CDX that I bought new back in the day, and I loved it, but the Sega CD games were never what I'd hoped they would be. I wasn't and still am not an RPG guy, more of an arcade game fan, and I think that's where the divide is.

[ristar200]

Virtua Racing, Blackthorne, NBA Jam TE, T-Mek, Metal Head

[GohanX]

Back when the system was new my killer app was definately Doom, my bud and I played it for months. These days it's barely playable to me, I'll stick with the XBLA port.

These days my favorite is by far Virtua Racing, it is still one of my favorite racers ever. I also love Space Harrier, Afterburner and NBA Jam.

I've recently begun to notice how small my 32x collection is, especially since I've owned the system since it was new. I'm taking steps to correct that now, snapping up almost anything I can find cheap on ebay. I got Primal Rage, Farenheit, and Kolibri. Missed out on Blackthorne :(

[The Sports Guy]

I like Star Wars Arcade - but there isn't a STANDOUT game that I really can point to and say "I love this!".

I remember the days where I wanted a 32x with twitterpating anticipation, those were the days.

[OldSchool]

Back when the system was new my killer app was definately Doom, my bud and I played it for months. These days it's barely playable to me, I'll stick with the XBLA port.

These days my favorite is by far Virtua Racing, it is still one of my favorite racers ever. I also love Space Harrier, Afterburner and NBA Jam.

I've recently begun to notice how small my 32x collection is, especially since I've owned the system since it was new. I'm taking steps to correct that now, snapping up almost anything I can find cheap on ebay. I got Primal Rage, Farenheit, and Kolibri. Missed out on Blackthorne :(

WTF... Doom has been ported to the 360?????????? Why does Sony not have it?

[GohanX]

Yeah, Doom was one of the first popular XBLA games. It's not on the marketplace now, but it has been replaced by Doom 2. If you look in the right place you can still buy Doom 1 prepaid cards that will work when activated.

The game doesn't have any enhancements other than online play so many people prefer to play it on PC, but I'll take my TV screen and 360 controller over my PC any day.