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und hier nun der komplette Text des Reviews:
THE WORLD-EXCLUSIVE FIRST REVIEW
You've waited years. Now the wait is over. PC Gamer was the only publication in the world to review Doom 3 a split-second after id declared it "Done." We thought we were ready...
Turn out the lights. Get the surround-sound speakers in place. And say goodbye to sanity for the next 20-odd hours. The guys at id Software are famous for delivering a game "when it's done" - and we're here to tell you that Doom 3 is not only done, it's mind-blowing.
The game opens up with your arrival at Mars Research Facility of the massive United Aerospace Corporation. It's the year 2145, and you're a Marine newly assigned to the facility's security detail. For the first 15 minutes, you're not even issued a weapon - the action unfolds in a pace reminiscent of the opening of Half-Life, as you get oriented around the security building and watch some video primers on your new job and new home. In this opening act, you're familiarized with your Personal Digital Assistant, which will be your invaluable interface throughout the rest of the game. Using this handy gadget, you can download info from other people's PDAs as you come across them, adding codes, access keys, and emails that contain crucial information you'll need to progress through the 28 maps to follow. Here's what you really spend those first 15 minutes doing: gawking. This is your chance to absorb the full shock of magnificent graphics engine put to stunning use. The environments are huge-scale and packed with detail. The base is a convincing Mars Station - less a far-future design than a depressingly post-modern corporate park. It feels lived-in, too - from the skin mags scattered on the kitchenette tables to the nastiest in the public rest-room toilet bowls.
But no sooner do you get oriented with your gear - and with the very cool physics model that lets you rearrange just about any object in the place - then all hell breaks loose. Literally.
The base is hammered by a shockwave of satanic force, and immediately discover that almost everyone around you has turned into a flesh eating zombie - with a mindless devotion to snacking on you. Worse yet, the base has been invaded by a horde of nightmarish demons. Cut off from your fellow Marines (and stalked by some of their well armed zombie versions!), you've got only a comm link with your still human Sarge to steer you to safety
DOOM AND THEN SOME
For those expecting a "classic" run and gun Doom game play, the biggest surprise may be just how substantial this game is. If you try to blaze through any of these 28 missions you WILL be humiliated. Instead the only route to access is a slow and steady one, sticking to shadows, searching every nook and crany for health, ammo, and access keys, and generally advancing as methodically as you can.
You've also got to figure out what's happening. As you make your way through the different levels of the base, the pilot is revealed via the PDAs you pick up, and in brief conversations with the few NPCs who weren't "turned" by the satanic attack. To make your way through the inevitably sealed-off access doors between levels, you'll have to read through email that progressively reveals a conspiracy of apocalypse proportions - the nefarious scheme of psychotic Dr. Betruger, UACs chief scientist, who's perverted a teleportation to open up a portal into hell-like dimension. (Oh and if you didn't notice Dr. Betruger is also keen on transporting his hellion army to earth.)
Gear is an absolute premium. All the old Doom weapons are back, but preciously rationed, and with an ever dwindling supply of ammo for each. The shotgun is your basic in close sledge hammer, while the assault rifle is your best down hallway exchanges with armed zombie marines. The chain gun provides a heavy punch for those hectic occasions when you need to yell "LETS ROCKKKK!" The plasma rifle was my personal fav, dealin' streams of fiery blue death, although it runs out of ammo quickly. The rocket launcher scores devastating hits at a distance, while the stock pistol is suitable for minor enemies and desperate last stands. (And as for the BFG 9000 - you'll have to wait a bit before you get to arm it, but the wait is well worth it.)
But there's no need to worry that Doom 3 is as slow as Splinter Cell - hardly a minute goes by without a furious exchange of hostiles with some manner demonic beastie, imps, Hellknights, and Archviles are all back to shock and awe you with viscerally jarring attacks, and the endless stream of zombies and scuttling nasties gives you plenty to chew on (and chew up). The gallery of grotesquery is the product of almost limitless imagination for horrors - spiders that make your flesh crawl, infant "cherubs" mutated with fly wings, and other unnameable terrors that blight the corridors of the possessed base
TO LAUNCH A THOUSAND PC PURCHASES
Early in the game, you're tasked with sprinting outside the mars Facility ( with rapidly depleting air canisters) in search of the next airlock. It was here that i really started to notice what I was seeing was graphics superiority that not even current hot tech showcases like Far Cry could match. Dust blew around the Martian surface and the dull brown/red hue of the sand and the twisted metal of shredded structures all seemed so perfectly plausible.
Each girder, door, and window adds tangible substance to each scene, and even the effect of your flashlight shingling into a darkened corner looks ridiculously real - as the light floods through a room , swinging back and forth, shadows are cast perfectly; dust particles gently drift into the cone of the flash light , eerily visible. And these are just the basics of the environment: just wait until you enter the depths of hell, and dive into some of the later mass melees,\. Doom 3, with all due awareness of hyperbole, is the best looking game you've ever seen.
Not surprising you'll need a monster system to render these monsters in all their intricately textured glory. But the ability to play Doom 3 with all its visual magic maxed out is really a good excuse to trade up. A P4 3GHzwith a GeForce 5950- class card will see u through okay. One of our test systems had a GeForce 6800 ultra and ran flawlessly at 1024x 768 with high detail. (A higher level of quality and resolution is available , but the PC to run it well isn't) running with a geforce4 MX card and 512 Mb RAM, the texture detail was great, although the game was choppier in spots.
Bottom line: If Far Cry didn't convince you, then Doom 3 should - the time to upgrade to a next generation 3D chip , or even an all new rig, is now.
SOUND, FURY...AND SCARES
While I was expecting amazing graphics, it was the sound effects and sound design that had me reeling. Footsteps echo spookily down halls; monsters issue bloodcurdling shrieks; every hallway has an audible drip of menace and dread. Doom 3 is the reason to own surround sound speakers. The collective impact of sound design on the whole experience cant be overstated, adding to the urge to switch out ll th lights, close the curtains, crank up the volume, and let yourself be scared s***less.
And you will be jolted right out of your seat. I'm not going to spoil any of the socks here, but there were at least four occasions where I lunged back in y chair. Lead designer Tim Wiltis is inside your head like a psychologist - and just when he's let you think you can lower your guard, he sticks the psychic shiv right into your nervous system.
Even when the scares aren't heart stopping , there's a constant, simmering anxiety at each and every step. You basically subjecting yourself to a 20 hour cariac episode. At times, death brought sweet, momentary respite from the fear drenched mayhem.
The zombie plagued space station is creepy enough , but about mid way through the game you make a teleport raided detour to hell. The whole feel of the game changes utterly - if you thought you were in desperate straits before, you now find yourself in a balls shrivelling nightmare netherworld. (With no weapons!)
It's all leading up to a knees knocking climatic spelunk into the archaeological ruins beneath mars base where you enter a final showdown against evildoers amid the remnants of a fallen Martian civilization. As the massive fright lifter descends so agonizingly slowly into the darkness, you may find yourself as I did, cursing out loud at the grim hold this game has on you.
Does Doom 3 have any missteps maybe just one; its attempts at humour feel way out of place. there are a few lame running gagas: PDA spam and an uber-nerdy string of emails between members of a role-playing club. (The spam gag actually becomes a puzzle that requires you jump out of the game and use you web browser to find a code. Huh?) In one appalling instance, you even even become privy in a tongue-in-cheek directive by arcvillian Dr. Betruger, advising hellions on the proper way to prepare virgin sacrifices. These limp jokes serve only to dump me out of the games carefully calibrated dread machine.
But no matter: The rest is all dynamite. Doom 3 took me 23 hours to complete on the medium difficulty setting. (For all those who rumoured that the game would be over in a few hours- you couldn't be more wrong.) And for those 23 hours, you will never experience a dull moment. Or even a less than mesmerizing one. Doom 3 is a masterpiece of art form - staying true to the frantic legacy of the Doom series, while ambitiously reaching new heights and bashing down the doors of the next generation of PC shooter. The bar is raised. Lets see someone else climb over it- Dan Morris.
und hier nun der komplette Text des Reviews:
THE WORLD-EXCLUSIVE FIRST REVIEW
You've waited years. Now the wait is over. PC Gamer was the only publication in the world to review Doom 3 a split-second after id declared it "Done." We thought we were ready...
Turn out the lights. Get the surround-sound speakers in place. And say goodbye to sanity for the next 20-odd hours. The guys at id Software are famous for delivering a game "when it's done" - and we're here to tell you that Doom 3 is not only done, it's mind-blowing.
The game opens up with your arrival at Mars Research Facility of the massive United Aerospace Corporation. It's the year 2145, and you're a Marine newly assigned to the facility's security detail. For the first 15 minutes, you're not even issued a weapon - the action unfolds in a pace reminiscent of the opening of Half-Life, as you get oriented around the security building and watch some video primers on your new job and new home. In this opening act, you're familiarized with your Personal Digital Assistant, which will be your invaluable interface throughout the rest of the game. Using this handy gadget, you can download info from other people's PDAs as you come across them, adding codes, access keys, and emails that contain crucial information you'll need to progress through the 28 maps to follow. Here's what you really spend those first 15 minutes doing: gawking. This is your chance to absorb the full shock of magnificent graphics engine put to stunning use. The environments are huge-scale and packed with detail. The base is a convincing Mars Station - less a far-future design than a depressingly post-modern corporate park. It feels lived-in, too - from the skin mags scattered on the kitchenette tables to the nastiest in the public rest-room toilet bowls.
But no sooner do you get oriented with your gear - and with the very cool physics model that lets you rearrange just about any object in the place - then all hell breaks loose. Literally.
The base is hammered by a shockwave of satanic force, and immediately discover that almost everyone around you has turned into a flesh eating zombie - with a mindless devotion to snacking on you. Worse yet, the base has been invaded by a horde of nightmarish demons. Cut off from your fellow Marines (and stalked by some of their well armed zombie versions!), you've got only a comm link with your still human Sarge to steer you to safety
DOOM AND THEN SOME
For those expecting a "classic" run and gun Doom game play, the biggest surprise may be just how substantial this game is. If you try to blaze through any of these 28 missions you WILL be humiliated. Instead the only route to access is a slow and steady one, sticking to shadows, searching every nook and crany for health, ammo, and access keys, and generally advancing as methodically as you can.
You've also got to figure out what's happening. As you make your way through the different levels of the base, the pilot is revealed via the PDAs you pick up, and in brief conversations with the few NPCs who weren't "turned" by the satanic attack. To make your way through the inevitably sealed-off access doors between levels, you'll have to read through email that progressively reveals a conspiracy of apocalypse proportions - the nefarious scheme of psychotic Dr. Betruger, UACs chief scientist, who's perverted a teleportation to open up a portal into hell-like dimension. (Oh and if you didn't notice Dr. Betruger is also keen on transporting his hellion army to earth.)
Gear is an absolute premium. All the old Doom weapons are back, but preciously rationed, and with an ever dwindling supply of ammo for each. The shotgun is your basic in close sledge hammer, while the assault rifle is your best down hallway exchanges with armed zombie marines. The chain gun provides a heavy punch for those hectic occasions when you need to yell "LETS ROCKKKK!" The plasma rifle was my personal fav, dealin' streams of fiery blue death, although it runs out of ammo quickly. The rocket launcher scores devastating hits at a distance, while the stock pistol is suitable for minor enemies and desperate last stands. (And as for the BFG 9000 - you'll have to wait a bit before you get to arm it, but the wait is well worth it.)
But there's no need to worry that Doom 3 is as slow as Splinter Cell - hardly a minute goes by without a furious exchange of hostiles with some manner demonic beastie, imps, Hellknights, and Archviles are all back to shock and awe you with viscerally jarring attacks, and the endless stream of zombies and scuttling nasties gives you plenty to chew on (and chew up). The gallery of grotesquery is the product of almost limitless imagination for horrors - spiders that make your flesh crawl, infant "cherubs" mutated with fly wings, and other unnameable terrors that blight the corridors of the possessed base
TO LAUNCH A THOUSAND PC PURCHASES
Early in the game, you're tasked with sprinting outside the mars Facility ( with rapidly depleting air canisters) in search of the next airlock. It was here that i really started to notice what I was seeing was graphics superiority that not even current hot tech showcases like Far Cry could match. Dust blew around the Martian surface and the dull brown/red hue of the sand and the twisted metal of shredded structures all seemed so perfectly plausible.
Each girder, door, and window adds tangible substance to each scene, and even the effect of your flashlight shingling into a darkened corner looks ridiculously real - as the light floods through a room , swinging back and forth, shadows are cast perfectly; dust particles gently drift into the cone of the flash light , eerily visible. And these are just the basics of the environment: just wait until you enter the depths of hell, and dive into some of the later mass melees,\. Doom 3, with all due awareness of hyperbole, is the best looking game you've ever seen.
Not surprising you'll need a monster system to render these monsters in all their intricately textured glory. But the ability to play Doom 3 with all its visual magic maxed out is really a good excuse to trade up. A P4 3GHzwith a GeForce 5950- class card will see u through okay. One of our test systems had a GeForce 6800 ultra and ran flawlessly at 1024x 768 with high detail. (A higher level of quality and resolution is available , but the PC to run it well isn't) running with a geforce4 MX card and 512 Mb RAM, the texture detail was great, although the game was choppier in spots.
Bottom line: If Far Cry didn't convince you, then Doom 3 should - the time to upgrade to a next generation 3D chip , or even an all new rig, is now.
SOUND, FURY...AND SCARES
While I was expecting amazing graphics, it was the sound effects and sound design that had me reeling. Footsteps echo spookily down halls; monsters issue bloodcurdling shrieks; every hallway has an audible drip of menace and dread. Doom 3 is the reason to own surround sound speakers. The collective impact of sound design on the whole experience cant be overstated, adding to the urge to switch out ll th lights, close the curtains, crank up the volume, and let yourself be scared s***less.
And you will be jolted right out of your seat. I'm not going to spoil any of the socks here, but there were at least four occasions where I lunged back in y chair. Lead designer Tim Wiltis is inside your head like a psychologist - and just when he's let you think you can lower your guard, he sticks the psychic shiv right into your nervous system.
Even when the scares aren't heart stopping , there's a constant, simmering anxiety at each and every step. You basically subjecting yourself to a 20 hour cariac episode. At times, death brought sweet, momentary respite from the fear drenched mayhem.
The zombie plagued space station is creepy enough , but about mid way through the game you make a teleport raided detour to hell. The whole feel of the game changes utterly - if you thought you were in desperate straits before, you now find yourself in a balls shrivelling nightmare netherworld. (With no weapons!)
It's all leading up to a knees knocking climatic spelunk into the archaeological ruins beneath mars base where you enter a final showdown against evildoers amid the remnants of a fallen Martian civilization. As the massive fright lifter descends so agonizingly slowly into the darkness, you may find yourself as I did, cursing out loud at the grim hold this game has on you.
Does Doom 3 have any missteps maybe just one; its attempts at humour feel way out of place. there are a few lame running gagas: PDA spam and an uber-nerdy string of emails between members of a role-playing club. (The spam gag actually becomes a puzzle that requires you jump out of the game and use you web browser to find a code. Huh?) In one appalling instance, you even even become privy in a tongue-in-cheek directive by arcvillian Dr. Betruger, advising hellions on the proper way to prepare virgin sacrifices. These limp jokes serve only to dump me out of the games carefully calibrated dread machine.
But no matter: The rest is all dynamite. Doom 3 took me 23 hours to complete on the medium difficulty setting. (For all those who rumoured that the game would be over in a few hours- you couldn't be more wrong.) And for those 23 hours, you will never experience a dull moment. Or even a less than mesmerizing one. Doom 3 is a masterpiece of art form - staying true to the frantic legacy of the Doom series, while ambitiously reaching new heights and bashing down the doors of the next generation of PC shooter. The bar is raised. Lets see someone else climb over it- Dan Morris.
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Re: Erste Doom 3-Wertung: 94 Prozentpunkte!
Zum Thema Graka
Wartet doch einfach ab, bis es von einigen Onlinemagazinen und Printmagazinen getestet wurde, dann erfahrt ihr was genaues.
Meiner Einschätzung nach sollte ne Radeon 9800 Pro reichen umd Doom 3 in guter Qualität mit mehr als ausreichender Geschwindigkeit spielen zu können.
(Ist natürlich nur meine Meinung und ich lege dafür auch meine Hand nicht ins Feuer)
Thema Aquanox @ Wintermute
Natürlich kann ich nur von meinem Standpunkt ausgehen. Klar es hatte nicht die gleiche Atmosphäre wie Schleichfahrt, aber an sich doch ein gutes Spiel. Aquanox 2 hat diesbezüglich viel verbessert, wobei man allerdings sagen muss, das die Unterwasserwelten beim Aquanox 1 doch um einiges schöner waren, da sie Farbenfroher waren.
Das Problem war nunmal, das die Entwickler damit warben, das es ja eigentlich ein Schleichfahrtnachfolger sein soll. Für sich alleine gesehen, war das Spiel sehr gut (ist meine persönliche Einschätzung).
Zum Thema Graka
Wartet doch einfach ab, bis es von einigen Onlinemagazinen und Printmagazinen getestet wurde, dann erfahrt ihr was genaues.
Meiner Einschätzung nach sollte ne Radeon 9800 Pro reichen umd Doom 3 in guter Qualität mit mehr als ausreichender Geschwindigkeit spielen zu können.
(Ist natürlich nur meine Meinung und ich lege dafür auch meine Hand nicht ins Feuer)
Thema Aquanox @ Wintermute
Natürlich kann ich nur von meinem Standpunkt ausgehen. Klar es hatte nicht die gleiche Atmosphäre wie Schleichfahrt, aber an sich doch ein gutes Spiel. Aquanox 2 hat diesbezüglich viel verbessert, wobei man allerdings sagen muss, das die Unterwasserwelten beim Aquanox 1 doch um einiges schöner waren, da sie Farbenfroher waren.
Das Problem war nunmal, das die Entwickler damit warben, das es ja eigentlich ein Schleichfahrtnachfolger sein soll. Für sich alleine gesehen, war das Spiel sehr gut (ist meine persönliche Einschätzung).
dummes Kinder
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Re: Erste Doom 3-Wertung: 94 Prozentpunkte!
es steht jetzt fest : Laut einer News von www.indoom.de soll Doom 3 am 3.August in Amerika und am 13. in Europa erscheinen.
Jetzt brauch der Sommer gar nicht mehr kommen, bei Regenwetter spielt es sich eh viel besser
es steht jetzt fest : Laut einer News von www.indoom.de soll Doom 3 am 3.August in Amerika und am 13. in Europa erscheinen.
Jetzt brauch der Sommer gar nicht mehr kommen, bei Regenwetter spielt es sich eh viel besser
cR@zY.EnGi.GeR
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Re: Erste Doom 3-Wertung: 94 Prozentpunkte!
@ dummes Kinder
Das steht doch schon seit einigen Tagen fest.
Die englische Version ist laut www.okaysoft.de am 13.08. (DVD) verfügbar, die US-Version (CD) am 06.08. und die Version mit deutscher Anleitung am 11.08. (DVD).
@ dummes Kinder
Das steht doch schon seit einigen Tagen fest.
Die englische Version ist laut www.okaysoft.de am 13.08. (DVD) verfügbar, die US-Version (CD) am 06.08. und die Version mit deutscher Anleitung am 11.08. (DVD).
daemon777
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Re: Erste Doom 3-Wertung: 94 Prozentpunkte!
Hm ich würde sagen noch ist es zu früh um sich darüber zu freuen. Mal sehen ob das Spiel wirklich so gut wird. Ich will ja nicht dran zweifeln und tue es auch eigentlich nciht aber bevor mich das Spiel total enttäuscht weil ich einfach zu viel erwartet habe sage ich lieber erstmal abwarten wie es wird.
94% ist schon ein ganz schöner Hammer. Das ist schon mal ganz gut
Aber das lässt sich noch ausbauen
Hm ich würde sagen noch ist es zu früh um sich darüber zu freuen. Mal sehen ob das Spiel wirklich so gut wird. Ich will ja nicht dran zweifeln und tue es auch eigentlich nciht aber bevor mich das Spiel total enttäuscht weil ich einfach zu viel erwartet habe sage ich lieber erstmal abwarten wie es wird.
94% ist schon ein ganz schöner Hammer. Das ist schon mal ganz gut
Aber das lässt sich noch ausbauen
daemon777
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Re: [Doom 3] Gold-Status?
Laso ich finde die sollen sich lieber noch ein wenig Zeit lassen und dafür das Spiel richtig fertig kriegen. Ich hasse unfertige Spiele. Und wenn Domm 3 wirklich fehler frei läuft ( besser gesagt ruckelt ) dann währ das schon cool.
Laso ich finde die sollen sich lieber noch ein wenig Zeit lassen und dafür das Spiel richtig fertig kriegen. Ich hasse unfertige Spiele. Und wenn Domm 3 wirklich fehler frei läuft ( besser gesagt ruckelt
) dann währ das schon cool.Re: [Doom 3] Gold-Status?
DOOM 3 IST GOLD!
http://www.webdog.org/cgi-bin/finger.plm?id=6
Hier ein Ausschnitt:
7-14-2004 11:52 AM CDT
IT'S DONE!!!!!!!
Yes, this is the official word that DOOM 3 has been code released and has been approved for manufacturing!
It won't be long now until the anticipation ends and the PH34R begins ;-) We literally just hung up with
Activision and have confirmed that our latest release candidate has been mutually approved and is finally
GOLD. Thanks to everyone for their patience (yeah right! =) and for everyone at id, Activision and our
numerous partners for helping us create what I believe is absolutely the best game we have ever made.
DOOM 3 IST GOLD!
http://www.webdog.org/cgi-bin/finger.plm?id=6
Hier ein Ausschnitt:
7-14-2004 11:52 AM CDT
IT'S DONE!!!!!!!
Yes, this is the official word that DOOM 3 has been code released and has been approved for manufacturing!
It won't be long now until the anticipation ends and the PH34R begins ;-) We literally just hung up with
Activision and have confirmed that our latest release candidate has been mutually approved and is finally
GOLD. Thanks to everyone for their patience (yeah right! =) and for everyone at id, Activision and our
numerous partners for helping us create what I believe is absolutely the best game we have ever made.
pR3z
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Re: [Doom 3] Gold-Status?
Doom3 It´s Done !
Das habe ich gerade auf der Gamestar Homepage gelesen !
"Doom 3
14.07.2004, 19:33 id: It's done! Neu
Doom 3
Es ist fertig. Doom 3 ist gold! So Todd Hollenshead in einem Posting auf Webdog.com. Interessant auch der Release-Tag. Nach Hollenshead Aussage werden die Läden in den USA das Spiel ab dem 3. August bekommen. Offizieller Verkaufsstart ist dort der 5. August. Jedoch, so der CEO von id weiter, werden einige der Lieblingshändler der Entwickler das Spiel schon früher anbieten können. In England soll der Ego-Shooter ab dem 6. August erhältlich sein. Andere Länder und Händler (die hiesigen wohl auch) haben die Zombie-Schlachtplatte ab dem 13. im Angebot. Laut Hollenshead liegt das primär daran, dass die Presswerk-Mitarbeiter wohl Feierabend und Wochenende haben wollen. Der Champagner fließt jedenfalls bei id-Software. Wir hoffen, zurecht."
Quelle:
Und das Spiel kommt an meinem Geburtstag, na wenn das kein Omen ist ?
(Leider nur in den USA)
Gamestar
Doom3 It´s Done !
Das habe ich gerade auf der Gamestar Homepage gelesen !
"Doom 3
14.07.2004, 19:33 id: It's done! Neu
Doom 3
Es ist fertig. Doom 3 ist gold! So Todd Hollenshead in einem Posting auf Webdog.com. Interessant auch der Release-Tag. Nach Hollenshead Aussage werden die Läden in den USA das Spiel ab dem 3. August bekommen. Offizieller Verkaufsstart ist dort der 5. August. Jedoch, so der CEO von id weiter, werden einige der Lieblingshändler der Entwickler das Spiel schon früher anbieten können. In England soll der Ego-Shooter ab dem 6. August erhältlich sein. Andere Länder und Händler (die hiesigen wohl auch) haben die Zombie-Schlachtplatte ab dem 13. im Angebot. Laut Hollenshead liegt das primär daran, dass die Presswerk-Mitarbeiter wohl Feierabend und Wochenende haben wollen. Der Champagner fließt jedenfalls bei id-Software. Wir hoffen, zurecht."
Quelle:
Und das Spiel kommt an meinem Geburtstag, na wenn das kein Omen ist ?
(Leider nur in den USA)
Gamestar
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Re: [Doom 3] Gold-Status?
Watt!? Wie!? Wo!? AUch am 5. 8. Geb!?
Also ist echt hammer, das das spiel an unsrem Burzeltag rauskommt
Freu mich schon tierisch!
Watt!? Wie!? Wo!? AUch am 5. 8. Geb!?
Also ist echt hammer, das das spiel an unsrem Burzeltag rauskommt
Freu mich schon tierisch!
S
subzero85984
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Re: [Doom 3] Gold-Status?
endlich. wurde auch zeit... weiss jemand von euch wies mit ne limited edition aussieht? wirds sowas geben?
endlich. wurde auch zeit... weiss jemand von euch wies mit ne limited edition aussieht? wirds sowas geben?
nitromaster
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Re: Erste Doom 3-Wertung: 94 Prozentpunkte!
Die Termine sind ja jezz anders!
Erscheinugstermine sind ja nun:
In Amerika : 5. August (mein geb ) (Vereinzelt schon ab 3. erhältlich)
In England: 6.August
Alle anderen Länder: 13.August!
Die Termine sind ja jezz anders!
Erscheinugstermine sind ja nun:
In Amerika : 5. August (mein geb
) (Vereinzelt schon ab 3. erhältlich)In England: 6.August
Alle anderen Länder: 13.August!
pR3z
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Re: [Doom 3] Gold-Status?
Nein, eher am 03.08
Der offizielle Verkaufsstart ist an deinem Birthday, aber der Verkauf beginnt am 03.08 Also ist für uns beide was drin !
Nein wird es nicht geben. Liess ein paar Posts weiter vorne da sind Bestätigungsmails von Okaysoft drin, welche Version wann ungefähr kommt und auf CD oder DVD...
nitromaster schrieb:Watt!? Wie!? Wo!? AUch am 5. 8. Geb!?
Also ist echt hammer, das das spiel an unsrem Burzeltag rauskommt
Freu mich schon tierisch!
Nein, eher am 03.08
Der offizielle Verkaufsstart ist an deinem Birthday, aber der Verkauf beginnt am 03.08
Also ist für uns beide was drin ! subzero85984 schrieb:
Nein wird es nicht geben. Liess ein paar Posts weiter vorne da sind Bestätigungsmails von Okaysoft drin, welche Version wann ungefähr kommt und auf CD oder DVD...
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