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{{Infobox Game
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|title=Doom II: Hell on Earth
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|id=35
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|image=[[Image:GAME_Doom_2_Title.png|320px]]
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|caption=Title Screen
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|developer=id Software
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|publisher=GT Interactive
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|released=1994
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|version=[[Version0.74|0.74]]
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|status=Supported
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|executable='''DOOM2.EXE'''
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|installer='''INSTALL.BAT'''
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|setup='''SETUP.EXE'''}}
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If you can get [[GAMES:Doom|Doom]] to work, Doom 2 should also run fine, as it is mostly the same game with new level data.
 
If you can get [[GAMES:Doom|Doom]] to work, Doom 2 should also run fine, as it is mostly the same game with new level data.
  
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== Source ports ==
 
== Source ports ==
  
Doom is open source, and there are many modern Windows ports of it available. This approach may be preferable to emulating the DOS version. To make any of the ports work, you will need to copy the file doom2.wad from an installation of Doom II to the directory of the source port. Some source ports include:
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Doom is open source, and there are many modern Windows ports of it available. This approach may be preferable to emulating the DOS version. To make any of the ports work, you will need  
* [http://grafzahl.drdteam.org/ GZDoom] - recommended
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to copy the file doom2.wad from an installation of Doom II to the directory of the source port. Some source ports include:
* [http://www.doomsdayhq.com/ Doomsday] - the prettiest port, but buggier than GZDoom.
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* [http://zdoom.org/ ZDoom] - the fastest running doom port but the graphics look pixelated.
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* [http://grafzahl.drdteam.org/ GZDoom] - a coppy of ZDoom but graphics look better. Uses OpenGL.
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* [http://www.doomsdayhq.com/ Doomsday] - the prettiest port, but buggier than ZDoom.
 
* [http://www.chocolate-doom.org/wiki/index.php/Chocolate_Doom Chocolate Doom] - replicates DOS Doom behavior as closely as possible
 
* [http://www.chocolate-doom.org/wiki/index.php/Chocolate_Doom Chocolate Doom] - replicates DOS Doom behavior as closely as possible
  
== Tested ==
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== Testing ==
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This game has been tested on the environments listed below:
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*18 June 2008 by [[User:Hb|HB]]:  
 
*18 June 2008 by [[User:Hb|HB]]:  
 
:Tested on Fedora 9, with repository RPM: dosbox.i386 0.72-4.fc9.  
 
:Tested on Fedora 9, with repository RPM: dosbox.i386 0.72-4.fc9.  
 
:Works fine with sound and music.
 
:Works fine with sound and music.
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== External links ==
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*[http://www.mobygames.com/game/dos/doom-ii_ Doom II] at MobyGames
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[[Category:First-person shooter games]]

Latest revision as of 07:18, 20 December 2012

Doom II: Hell on Earth
GAME Doom 2 Title.png
Title Screen
Developer id Software
Publisher GT Interactive
Released 1994
Status Supported
Tested on 0.74
Tested game version Unknown
Links Compatibility List
Commands
Executable DOOM2.EXE
Installer INSTALL.BAT
Setup SETUP.EXE
DOS Extender
DOS4GW.EXE Unknown
Works with DOS32A N/A

If you can get Doom to work, Doom 2 should also run fine, as it is mostly the same game with new level data.

Doom II may be purchased through Steam. It is preconfigued to launch through DOSBox, but the file doom2.wad may be copied and used to run a source port instead.

Source ports

Doom is open source, and there are many modern Windows ports of it available. This approach may be preferable to emulating the DOS version. To make any of the ports work, you will need to copy the file doom2.wad from an installation of Doom II to the directory of the source port. Some source ports include:

  • ZDoom - the fastest running doom port but the graphics look pixelated.
  • GZDoom - a coppy of ZDoom but graphics look better. Uses OpenGL.
  • Doomsday - the prettiest port, but buggier than ZDoom.
  • Chocolate Doom - replicates DOS Doom behavior as closely as possible

Testing

This game has been tested on the environments listed below:

  • 18 June 2008 by HB:
Tested on Fedora 9, with repository RPM: dosbox.i386 0.72-4.fc9.
Works fine with sound and music.

External links