Doom 3DO Soundtrack - Map 4 - Kitchen Ace (And Taking Names) 

Ur username is funny keep it I love it

Thank you 😁

Fr they should’ve just done more music, less game development

Im confused. Who made a company?

The 3DO didnt make the game... It was 1 people, seafch for the history, it is really interesting, and really stupid

It exists

There is a mod

​@@tomerpilo5193wait.... What's the name of it? 😂

​@@firecraft1324what is the name of that wad? (Not the 3do version I assume?)

@@Koistork Might just be 3DO Soundtrack.

It was the CEO, and let me tell ya, he didn't know JACK SHIT about how to port a game, no source code to use to get a basic playable version, only ONE sole dev with 10 weeks to port it, and instead of that source code I was talking about, he gave the dev a copy of the PC version and probably said, here, go fuck yourself. I tell ya, this one person did a PHENOMONAL job for a game that she didn't have proper source code for, and she had to get the code (The Jaguar version) from ID, because of her incompetent boss.

@@gormless-idiot Damn dude chill your fucking tits he was just complementing the soundtrack just like the rest of the doom fan base. The soundtrack is killer even if it was mostly done by the CEO.

@@gormless-idiot That sole dev DID get the source code, just not from the CEO.

@@Scrofrogoly That's exactly what they said........

@@Scrofrogoly stop cheating

Same with the SNES but at least it had an excuse to run bad

but this version it's from mid 90s

Funnily enough, he apparently went on to found a music school... only to be arrested for molesting his underage students.

@@umbrellashotgunman wait are you serious???!

He did. ... Unfortunately it did not end well for a lot of people

Yeah about that

Not

@spoon snes is good, but I disagree. The riff in this song towards the end is legendary

In terms of music hell yeah

Yessitis

@@pancortv8989 that's a solo

For only one person developing the port, it's impressive what she could pull off in less than 10 weeks.

Mr. Tie-Rex they did that on purpose for a more atmospheric experience.

Luke Taylor I know but it fits well with Doom 64 with its change of graphics making it Quake-esque.

Mr. Tie-Rex agreed

@@mr.tie-rex9577 I respectfully disagree. I think the soundtracks for the PSX versions of Doom and Final Doom, aswell as the soundtrack for Doom 64, are among some of Aubrey Hodges' best works. They truly give a different, starkly unsettling edge to their respective games. Sure, it may not have the same impact as the death/thrash metal original PC version's soundtrack but that's all the more reason why I love it.

They should at least have put in an option to switch between "Original Score" and "New Soundtrack", this way everybody could have picked.

I like thus music

To

It's got that same sort of synth-y sound to it as Bruce Faulconer's DBZ soundtrack.

this one is actually very close to the original in terms of tempo.