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[I] a sophisticated port of the original Doom game
[T] Included is the freely distributable first episode of Doom:[T] "Knee-Deep in the Dead".[T] To play the entire game, you need to own a copy of Doom, Doom II,[T] Ultimate Doom or Final Doom.[T][T] PrBoom is the culmination of years of work by various people and projects on[T] the Doom source code. PrBoom includes work from all of the following projects:[T][T] Original Doom source release[T] Without id Software releasing the source code to Doom in the first place, we[T] couldn't be here. And one mustn't forget Bernd Kreimeier who prepared the[T] source for release.[T][T] DosDoom[T] The first serious Doom port, got things working enough for other projects to[T] spawn from it. Also continued to provide a lot of innovative ideas for other ports.[T][T] Boom[T] This project gave a complete overhaul to the Doom engine, one it badly needed.[T] All of Doom's infamous bugs and limitations were fixed. Many new features which[T] fitted nicely into the engine were added, including a better line types system,[T] translucency, friction and wind types, and much more.[T][T] PrBoom[T] Brought Boom to Windows, and made large improvements to the graphics: first[T] higher resolutions, later OpenGL rendering.[T][T] MBF[T] This continuation of the Boom project, by Lee Killough, did huge amounts of[T] debugging and other improvements, as well as adding more natural features in[T] the way that Boom had done. There were also some special features like Doom[T] beta emulation, and friendly monsters.[T][T] LxDoom[T] Initially just a Linux port of Boom, it went on to become a portable POSIX Doom[T] port, with further compatibility improvements and debugging.[T][T] lSDLDoom[T] This port of LxDoom to SDL brought the Windows and Linux development back[T] together. It just makes you wish we'd had SDL when the Doom source first[T] came out :-\.
[U] http://prboom.sourceforge.net/
[A] Colin Phipps[A] Lucas Pope[A] Nicolas Kalkhof[A] Jess Haas[A] Florian Schulze
[M] Stefan Fiedler <stefan.fiedler@students.jku.at>
[C] extra/game
[L] GPL[S] Stable[V] 2.3.1[P] X -?---5---9 600.00
[D] 2868183598 prboom-2.3.1.tar.gz http://dl.sourceforge.net/sourceforge/prboom/# the shareware IWAD file[D] 1561643742 sundgadoom-1.8.tgz ftp://3darchives.in-span.net/pub/idgames/idstuff/doom/sun/
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