This is not Doom running on Mega Drive. This is running on a FPGA. That's a very important distinction for those who are wondering. Now, there is an ACTUAL Doom for the 32x and an amazing enhancement hack recently created. This is running on actual Mega Drive, but with the 32x.
Well, Doom doesn't run on either Mega Drive or SNES. It is either the SFX2 chip, the 32x or the FPGA which does run it. But I like this version because many like to say that Mega Drive couldn't run this game even with builtin chip on cartridge, which this one here proves wrong.
It is running on an FPGA that is running on the Megadrive as an enhancement chip. That means it is in a cartridge that is inserted in the console while someone plays the game with Genesis controllers. How long have you been the President of American Mensa?
WoooW it looks,plays and sounds good on a genesis,so even if the fpga chip is responsible for running this game, it’s amezing that those rendered graphics getting down converted on the fly into 64 colors using dithering,composite video blurring and color smoothing blending to preserve most of it’s image quality, i guess the rendered sound could be piped and streamed trough the genesis 8bit audio dac,so this is definitely incredible, Now if only the snes will get such treatment to get doom 2 for it,no fx2 chip, no reuse of the snes doom 1 reality engine, no the snes should need a fpga chip on the cartride as well to make it run all smooth while for it’s audio, instead of cramming all samples within that 64kB ram, they should use that 64KB ram as an audio buffer instead to allow streaming audio trough it instead,why nobody has ever done this on the snes yet is beyond me.
meu brother, isso é o Doom q o Krikzz tava passando pro everdrive pro? rapaz!! tá bonito!!! lembro de ter visto umas demos q tava granulado toda vida a imagem e a cor zoada... resultado tá bom d+
Esse é o Doom 2. Se não me engano a ferramenta do Krikzz tem suporte a três jogos do Doom. Tentei baixar umas versões modificadas de Doom por fãs mas foi igual ao teste do controle, não colou. rsrs Aqui está o vídeo do Doom 1: ua-cam.com/video/ir8Fx3dPVcQ/v-deo.html
This is unbelievable! So, you are telling me this is possible on a regular Sega Megadrive? Or it has to be modded? This could have been released back in the day, or it can work only on a powered up modded Megadrive?
The "Mega Everdrive Pro" is a flash-cart that contains its own processor, which this version of DOOM is using.. Essentially the cart's processor is just using the Mega Drive to read in inputs and its force-feeding pixel and sound data to the VDP and sound chips... So the Mega Drive isn't "modded", but to say it could have been released back in the day puts you squarely into figuring out how much that processor would have cost to include into the cartridge "back in the day" - which considering the closest things Sega themselves released were the co-processor they shoved into the $100 MSRP Virtua Racing for Sega Genesis and the 32X add-on.... Would have been pricey... With everything I have seen regarding 3D on stock Sega Mega Drive hardware, I have not seen very much anything close to someone attempting DOOM or even Duke Nukem 3D ( using the BUILD engine style not the Wolf3D thing TecToy did an AMAZING job with !) .... on the Mega CD.... Where the Mega CD adds RAM, almost doubles the raw CPU power in play AND adds hardware sprite scaling/rotation.... Things you could use to slap some textures on somewalls for sure.. But then considering how 32X DOOM panned out, maybe the Mega CD even couldn't hope to do all this using only stock processing power.
@@Genesis814 yeah, I think I wandered past it clicking links through their mode7 stuff. Is neat stuff, but Wolf3D originally ran on some really low-end x86 systems- it's still awesome seeing that someone bridged the gap though as the Mega Drive hardware wasn't designed for direct pixel drawing- it's made to manipulate 8x8 pixel tiles and doesn't have the bandwidth to transfer a full screen more than 15 times a second *Full screen pixel-by-pixel
Usa este enlace. Las instrucciones de uso y los archivos compatibles se encuentran en la carpeta Megadoom de su Everdrive. www.pc-freak.net/blog/doom-1-doom-2-doom-3-game-wad-files-for-download-playing-doom-on-debian-linux-via-freedoom-open-source-doom-engine/
@@Genesis814 can’t remember now. I can confirm tomorrow as was using a work PC. But any help would be greatly appreciated. Would love to play the PC version on the MD. My fave game of all time.
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This is not Doom running on Mega Drive. This is running on a FPGA. That's a very important distinction for those who are wondering. Now, there is an ACTUAL Doom for the 32x and an amazing enhancement hack recently created. This is running on actual Mega Drive, but with the 32x.
Thank you for your brilliant intervention, Eric.
Thats not virtua racing running on mega drive is virtua racing running on svp... the same
Dude, you literally destroyed your own argument.
Well, Doom doesn't run on either Mega Drive or SNES. It is either the SFX2 chip, the 32x or the FPGA which does run it. But I like this version because many like to say that Mega Drive couldn't run this game even with builtin chip on cartridge, which this one here proves wrong.
It is running on an FPGA that is running on the Megadrive as an enhancement chip. That means it is in a cartridge that is inserted in the console while someone plays the game with Genesis controllers. How long have you been the President of American Mensa?
Esse é fantástico!
Sim, mas bem complicadinho de jogar no controle no Mega.
This is running better than the Saturn version!
I think this version is very dark and grainy.
@@Genesis814 On composite video with a CRT the dithering blends together and it looks completely different. Same with Wolf 3D.
@@droiduseruserdroid1731 I imagine it really is very good on a CRT TV.
WoooW it looks,plays and sounds good on a genesis,so even if the fpga chip is responsible for running this game, it’s amezing that those rendered graphics getting down converted on the fly into 64 colors using dithering,composite video blurring and color smoothing blending to preserve most of it’s image quality, i guess the rendered sound could be piped and streamed trough the genesis 8bit audio dac,so this is definitely incredible,
Now if only the snes will get such treatment to get doom 2 for it,no fx2 chip, no reuse of the snes doom 1 reality engine, no the snes should need a fpga chip on the cartride as well to make it run all smooth while for it’s audio, instead of cramming all samples within that 64kB ram, they should use that 64KB ram as an audio buffer instead to allow streaming audio trough it instead,why nobody has ever done this on the snes yet is beyond me.
It would be nice to see this game run on the Genesis with more colors.
I hope they also develop a version that can run on emulators. Everdrives can be quite expensive, even the cheapest ones, in some parts of the world.
I think this depends on the emulator and not the game.
@@Genesis814I've tried it on Gens 2.10, Kega Fusion and Gens32 Surreal v190 and neither of them runs it.
meu brother, isso é o Doom q o Krikzz tava passando pro everdrive pro? rapaz!! tá bonito!!! lembro de ter visto umas demos q tava granulado toda vida a imagem e a cor zoada... resultado tá bom d+
Esse é o Doom 2. Se não me engano a ferramenta do Krikzz tem suporte a três jogos do Doom. Tentei baixar umas versões modificadas de Doom por fãs mas foi igual ao teste do controle, não colou. rsrs
Aqui está o vídeo do Doom 1: ua-cam.com/video/ir8Fx3dPVcQ/v-deo.html
This is unbelievable!
So, you are telling me this is possible on a regular Sega Megadrive? Or it has to be modded? This could have been released back in the day, or it can work only on a powered up modded Megadrive?
The "Mega Everdrive Pro" is a flash-cart that contains its own processor, which this version of DOOM is using.. Essentially the cart's processor is just using the Mega Drive to read in inputs and its force-feeding pixel and sound data to the VDP and sound chips...
So the Mega Drive isn't "modded", but to say it could have been released back in the day puts you squarely into figuring out how much that processor would have cost to include into the cartridge "back in the day" - which considering the closest things Sega themselves released were the co-processor they shoved into the $100 MSRP Virtua Racing for Sega Genesis and the 32X add-on.... Would have been pricey...
With everything I have seen regarding 3D on stock Sega Mega Drive hardware, I have not seen very much anything close to someone attempting DOOM or even Duke Nukem 3D ( using the BUILD engine style not the Wolf3D thing TecToy did an AMAZING job with !) .... on the Mega CD.... Where the Mega CD adds RAM, almost doubles the raw CPU power in play AND adds hardware sprite scaling/rotation.... Things you could use to slap some textures on somewalls for sure..
But then considering how 32X DOOM panned out, maybe the Mega CD even couldn't hope to do all this using only stock processing power.
As Harold Stubbs said you need a Mega Everdrive Pro and a stock Mega Drive.
@@hstubbs3 Thanks, dude.
One question: Did you see Wolfenstein 3D by Gasega68k?
@@hstubbs3 Got it.
So, in other words, this is not possible on a regular Megadrive.
@@Genesis814 yeah, I think I wandered past it clicking links through their mode7 stuff. Is neat stuff, but Wolf3D originally ran on some really low-end x86 systems- it's still awesome seeing that someone bridged the gap though as the Mega Drive hardware wasn't designed for direct pixel drawing- it's made to manipulate 8x8 pixel tiles and doesn't have the bandwidth to transfer a full screen more than 15 times a second
*Full screen pixel-by-pixel
Amazing, no need for the 32x due to the FPGA and advancement of programming made it all possible to port doom 2 to the genesis.
I hope Krikzz port OpenLara to Mega Everdrive Pro.
@@Genesis814 I wonder if he will start uploading videos on youtube? @krikzz
@@maroon9273 I don't know. This should be asked directly of him.
While you say there's no need for 32x. Doom Resurrection 32x is way better than Genesis Doom. But I am digging 16-bit versions as well
@@demonology2629 Doom Resurrection 32x is a punch. 👊
Perdona podrías compartir la rom para probarlo en mi megaeverdrive pro?
Usa este enlace. Las instrucciones de uso y los archivos compatibles se encuentran en la carpeta Megadoom de su Everdrive.
www.pc-freak.net/blog/doom-1-doom-2-doom-3-game-wad-files-for-download-playing-doom-on-debian-linux-via-freedoom-open-source-doom-engine/
@@Genesis814 muchísimas gracias.
@@Ark_Retro De nada. Cualquier otra pregunta solo pregunta.
Why is it has no sound?
The sound pack doesn't work.
Meio impossível rodar Doom em um processador de Motorola de 16 bits liso assim, tem alguma coisa a mais!
O jogo está rodando no Mega Everdrive Pro. O Mega serve como input e saída de vídeo.
Does it work on any emulators?
It only works on Mega Everdrive Pro by Krikzz.
@@Genesis814 :*(
Será que 7mhz da conta?
Esse jogo roda no chip FPGA do Mega Everdrive Pro que é bem mais potente que o Motorala 68000 do Mega stock.
@@Genesis814 aí já é um periférico
@@JONATHANMAZZINI Sim. Infelizmente o Mega não tem poder suficiente para rodar o jogo nessa qualidade.
All links are dead. I'm assuming MEGA DooM is a dead and buried concept now(?).
Which links did you try?
@@Genesis814 can’t remember now. I can confirm tomorrow as was using a work PC. But any help would be greatly appreciated. Would love to play the PC version on the MD. My fave game of all time.
@@JWWEntertainment Do you have a Mega Everdrive Pro?
@@Genesis814 yep.
@@JWWEntertainment Try this link, but you'll need the Doom file: drive.google.com/file/d/1AJIY0F1haQ7bK9039LCVQBVV_szPHJM8/view?usp=sharing
Where is the rom to test in my everdrive?
What's your everdrive? It only works on Mega Everdrive Pro.
@@Genesis814 Does it work on standard emulators, such as Kega Fusion 364?
@@Genesis814 I thought about this, it pushs md beyond limits. But I plan to get a everdrive pro.
@@tonmaster189 It will be a great purchase.
@@pabloignacioscaletta Try this link: ua-cam.com/video/vjzMmceRl1o/v-deo.html
Amigo, te gustaría formar parte de mi grupo de videojuegos? Lo tengo en WhatsApp. Somos muy respetuosos y no hay gente tóxica ahí.
Disculpe amigo. Pero ya formo parte de grupos y eso me quita algo de tiempo. No me gustaría estar en tu grupo por el simple hecho de estarlo, no sería justo para ti. Espero que me entiendas. Éxito con tu canal y tu grupo y muchas gracias por tu presencia.