Doom 3 was a cutting-edge first-person shooter in 2004, but the intervening years have dulled its blade somewhat. The monsters and their movements now feel more hokey than horrifying, especially if you've faced the twisted nightmares that infest the Dead Space series.

+ New, + Improved lighting; no more switching between gun and flashlight; three complete games and three add-ons

? Why are save-games for

Playing Doom 3 in 2012 requires a little bit of unlearning. They just don't make first-person shooters like this anymore. You can't take cover. Your health doesn't regenerate without a Medkit. You can even aim down your weapon's sights.

The Flashlight is useful now; Doom 3 is back and it looks better than it ever has before; Old school run-and-gun play feels fresh; Easily the definitive collection for any Doom fan

Doesn't appear to have a big audience for multiplayer; Lighting effects in Doom 3 + its expansions feel very dated

It's time to return to Mars and empty out the monster closets. Our full review inside.

+ Smooth 60fps gameplay; + New missions are great; + Shooting still feels great; + All three games in one place

No Final Doom; Need to uninstall to play classics

Doom 3 BFG edition is the HD upgrade to the successful game that released on the original Xbox, and the PC. The game is coming at you with quite a bit of extra content. In addition to the remake of Doom 3, we are also being given Doom and Doom 2 on the disc, as well as Doom 3 The Lost Mission, and...

Doom 3, originally released back in 2004, had a mixed reception from fans and critics alike. The game was praised for its atmosphere, graphics (lighting in particular) and return of many of the Doom standards, like weapons and enemies.

Doom 3 BFG Edition is, on the one hand, a grand celebration of Doom , bringing together the first two games with an updated version of the third, along with its expansion and a new side adventure, and on the other, a bit of a mess.

It's hard to believe that Doom 3 is almost ten years old, but then, even when the game came out it had a decidedly retro feel to it. Bethesda and iD have brought together the history of the series in this lower- priced re-release of the game and as an historical artifact, there's a lot to like in...

Doom 3: BFG Edition is still an enjoyable romp through armies of hellspawn, and if you've yet to play the Doom series, there's a lot to like here. Just be prepared for plenty of repetitive strafing and hours of fragging ugly demon ass. This is quite clearly the devil's work.

It's Doom, Doom II, and Doom 3. Lock and load marines, there's gonna be blood, hellfire, and big..

A Delicious Doom 4 Appetizer