I DO however have an XBox, and I have already pre-ordered my copy of the Limited Collector's edition, which I am eagerly waiting for, I live in Australia so I have to wait until the 3rd of March.Like the Summoner, the Harvester is a levitating, thinly-built, purple-skinned demon.
Unfortunately however, I have never been able to afford a decent enough computer that would run it, so up to this very day, I have never played it, or even watched someone play it. Greetings once more, fellow doomerinies! Ok, first let me say that the original Doom and Doom II remained my favourite games for seven or eight years, so when I heard that Doom 3 was well on the way I immediately hurried down to the store to pre-order a copy. I still love the games though and look forward to Doom 4. I apologise to anyone I may have offended saying the things I have said but I am just so disgusted with this bastardization of a true work of art that I felt I had to. Not only will this film not attract any new people to the Doom universe/community but it has also killed our hopes of seeing the true Doom movie on the silver screen. He has destroyed any chance of this happening, he has practically spat in all of our faces (us loyal to the games). If only they had used the Doom 3 storyline then they would have had an instant success, it might have even gone on to spawn several sequels making a trilogy. Then finally Resurrection of Evil hits the shelves, expanding our knowledge of the Doom 3 universe. Then after nine years of waiting they hit us with Doom 3, which was also wonderful, fantastic storyline combined with crisp graphics and an enormous campaign, (not quite as good as the first two though). With the original Doom, id Software created something so beautiful, so flawless, it was an absolute masterpiece, of course there would be a sequel which of course was just as wonderful if not better.
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