It seems the inevitab
le has happened. The iPhone is doomed. Or more accurately, the
iPhone has Doom.
The game, anyway.
Someone's ported id Software's classic FPS Doom to the iPhone, although "ported" is stretching it a bit. As of the moment it
's well nigh unplayable as we've come to know the game, has no audio nor contro
ller response yet, and is more a demo than anything, but at least it points the
way to where it's eventually headed. (id Software denies any official porting.
)
A WAD file is needed to get the game going, and requires a bit
more than the usual level of game geekiness to install. If you still want a go
at it, go get the iPhone version of Doom here.
iPhone doomed?
It seems the inevitab
le has happened. The iPhone is doomed. Or more accurately, the
iPhone has Doom.
The game, anyway.
Someone's ported id Software's classic FPS Doom to the iPhone, although "ported" is stretching it a bit. As of the moment it
's well nigh unplayable as we've come to know the game, has no audio nor contro
ller response yet, and is more a demo than anything, but at least it points the
way to where it's eventually headed. (id Software denies any official porting.
)
A WAD file is needed to get the game going, and requires a bit
more than the usual level of game geekiness to install. If you still want a go
at it, go get the iPhone version of Doom here.
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