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| − | '''Doom''' ([[ESRB]] ratings: M) is a first-person shooting [[violent video games|violent video game]] series, it was created by [[id software]] and is one of the most well known of its genre due to its innovative graphics. It features vast amounts of [[violence]], [[blood]], [[demon]]ic imagery and [[gore]]. It has also been accused of causing the events at [[Columbine High School]] and that one of the shooters practiced for the event by creating Doom levels resembling the halls of the school with monsters to represent classmates and teachers, however, due to a lack of conclusive evidence the levels are probably just a coincidental myth as regarded widely. | + | '''Doom''' (Officially spelled "DOOM") ([[ESRB]] ratings: M) is a first-person shooting [[violent video games|violent video game]] series, it was created by [[id software]] and is one of the most well known of its genre due to its innovative graphics. It features vast amounts of [[violence]], [[blood]], [[demon]]ic imagery and [[gore]]. It has also been accused of causing the events at [[Columbine High School]] and that one of the shooters practiced for the event by creating Doom levels resembling the halls of the school with monsters to represent classmates and teachers, however, due to a lack of conclusive evidence the levels are probably just a coincidental myth as regarded widely. |
There are three games in the series as well as a series of [[expansion pack]]s. | There are three games in the series as well as a series of [[expansion pack]]s. | ||
Revision as of 17:57, November 25, 2008
Doom (Officially spelled "DOOM") (ESRB ratings: M) is a first-person shooting violent video game series, it was created by id software and is one of the most well known of its genre due to its innovative graphics. It features vast amounts of violence, blood, demonic imagery and gore. It has also been accused of causing the events at Columbine High School and that one of the shooters practiced for the event by creating Doom levels resembling the halls of the school with monsters to represent classmates and teachers, however, due to a lack of conclusive evidence the levels are probably just a coincidental myth as regarded widely.
There are three games in the series as well as a series of expansion packs.