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"Doom 64" is a first-person shooter video game developed by Midway Games and released for the Nintendo 64 in 1997. As a continuation of the infamous Doom series, the game sets itself apart with its unique, darker atmosphere and significantly enhanced graphics, designed specifically for the Nintendo 64 hardware. In "Doom 64," players assume the role of a lone space marine fighting to eradicate demonic forces unleashed in a space base and on Earth. The game features 32 levels of intense, action-packed gameplay, each filled with a myriad of demons, challenging puzzles, and sprawling environments to explore. Unlike previous entries in the Doom franchise, the game introduces new sprites for enemies and an entirely original soundtrack that adds a foreboding feel to the sinister, refurbished settings.

"Doom 64" received acclaim for its visual improvements and atmosphere, including colored lighting and eerie ambiance that bolster the horror elements, setting a different tone compared to its predecessors. The game was the first in the series not developed by id Software, although it maintained the core mechanics underlying the Doom franchise, such as real-time 3D rendering and non-stop action. A distinct feature in "Doom 64" is the inclusion of the “Unmaker” weapon, a demonic laser device that can be powered up by collecting three ancient artifacts, making it one of the most formidable weapons in the game. Despite being less recognized at the time of release compared to other Doom titles, it has gained a cult following over the years and was later included as a re-release on various modern platforms, appreciating its unique contribution to the series.

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