Doom 64

And then Fun and Games 3DO.

And then, of course, we get into the meat of what he started really getting known for and was really good at was like the super dark atmospheric work of Doom on the PlayStation 1 and Sega Saturn, that port.

Okay.

And then, of course, Robotron XP.

Final Doom, Doom 64, which again, another great just like...

Yes, much more experimental for Doom, yeah.

Exactly.

And I love that he was able to do such variety of experimentation with both like electronic or techno with Robotron and then just like super moody, dark experimental work on Doom 64 and PlayStation 1 Doom.

That's clever.

The other game I was thinking of was Doom 64.

Like, Doom 64 was a little, like, not quite in the canon.

And then somehow, like, I think it was Doom Eternal brought it back into canon.

So that was another one that they kind of worked around.

And a bunch of other stuff.

Ocarina of Time, Doom 64.

Great Doom.

Cool

aiming reliant, I guess.

Well, the thing is about the difference between if you play Doom, Doom 2, and Doom 64, which are basically the first three that were made.

Those do not have vertical aiming.

Those are made by the same company.

both good like

I enjoyed both.

Did I like it better than Doom is the question, like Doom 64 specifically?

That's one thing I wanted to ask you about because here's a big thing about Quake is Quake is, and Doom too, but Quake was very big in multiplayer.