New Version of Doom Released For iPhone, iPod Touch
By Leander Kahney (5:27 pm, Jun. 29, 2009)

Id Software has released Doom Resurrection for the iPhone and iPod touch. It’s the first official release for the iPhone/iPod touch in the storied Doom franchise, which is now 16 year’s old and still running strong.
The $9.99 game is an “all-new chapter in the Doom saga,” says ID Software.
The first-person-shooter is based on 2005′s Doom 3, not the seminal Doom Classic, which runs on just about every gadget known to man, including the original iPod (if it’s already hacked to run Linux).
Unlike previous versions of Doom, the gameplay is not free flow. The character moves along a pre-determined path, blasting zombies and demons and dodging oncomong projectiles. Aiming is controlled by the iPhone;s accelerometer and reportedly works well.
“We built a completely new play style for this game,” says ID Software’s CTO John Carmack. “We have no worries that we’re going to do something utterly not fun.”
Carmack says he plans to release his port of Doom Classic to the iPhone and iPod in coming weeks.
Link to Doom Resurrection on the iTunes App Store.
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applestories's status on Tuesday, 30-Jun-09 00:30:09 UTC - Identi.ca, on June 29th, 2009 at 5:30 pm
DOOM on rails ?!?
I don’t care *how* “not unfun” it is ….
Rail games STINK & I don’t like ‘em.
CaryMG, on June 30th, 2009 at 7:52 am