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Play Doom (Japan) Online

Blasting demons in pixelated corridors with that chunky SNES shotgun—it’s janky, but the chaos still feels raw. You’ll fumble with the controls at first, then suddenly you’re chainsawing through imps like it’s second nature.

Developer: Sculptured Software
Genre: First-person shooter
Released: 1995
File size: 1.29 KB
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Game Overview

Doom on SNES is a stripped-down but still brutal version of the classic FPS. Yeah, it’s missing some levels and the music’s a little tinny compared to the PC original, but blasting demons with the pixelated shotgun still feels great. You start off in some grimy Mars base, and within minutes you’re knee-deep in pinkies and imps—no tutorials, no hand-holding, just you and a pistol against the horde.

The controls take some getting used to (good luck circle-strafing smoothly), but once it clicks, you’ll be chainsawing cacodemons like it’s 1994. Pro tip: save often. The Japanese version tweaks some sprites and tones down the gore, but it’s still Doom at its core—fast, mean, and unforgiving. If you can handle the jank, there’s a weird charm to playing this on a Super Nintendo.

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