Linden's technical sorcery made this port a gaming marvel and an impossible feat become reality. As I explained before, the Doom Engine couldn't run on the Super NES even with the Super FX processor chips. The Reality Engine with the extra power of the Super FX2 Chip actually made Doom on the console possible. That obviously dwarfs Randy Linden's attempts as the 32X title is at least playable than Nintendo's slowfest.
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John Carmack took advantage of the Genesis's processor running at 7.67 MHz and made this the closest PC conversion in terms of how fast the game runs. However, the port's greatest strength comes from the fantastic frame rate. That means the Cyber Demon and the Spider Mastermind got omitted because of time restrictions. The final product had 15 stages and two secret levels from the first two episodes. Time restriction hurt this version from being a near perfect console emulation to that on PC. According to sources, Sega cut the development short in October 1994 (a month before the 32X's release). However, only two episodes got left in and the third part called Inferno wasn't even included. The gameplay like its counterpart had the same featured mechanics and challenges.
Sega was the first to receive their own version of Doom, however, gamers needed the 32X add-on to run it on the Genesis. Of course, the frame rate is nothing like the 3DO port that ran at 3 fps thus ruining the experience. The Super NES's processor ran at 3.58 MHz which explain why the game runs so slow. It also doesn't help how slow the frame rate was as moving Doom Slayer felt like a chore. Using the D-Pad only came off cumbersome as I struggled to avoid the Cyber Demon's missiles even from a distance. As mentioned many times, circle-strafing really helped invade projectiles and melee attacks especially fighting a horde of demons. However, the gameplay does come off water down when circle-strafing couldn't be added to the controls. That's the beauty of this version as it's miracle that Linden's team even got it to work on the Super NES. Even the secret stages got included from the three episodes and no boss enemies like the Cyber Demon saw any exclusion. The port features almost all the levels from the first released version (the Command Center got removed).
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