Doom 2 follows the story of Doom-Guy, killing hell creatures, for the future of mankind.
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Title: Doom II: Hell on Earth (Video Game 1994)
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Kevin Cloud | ... | Doomguy (Hands) (uncredited) |
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Bobby Prince | ... | Marine / Doomguy (voice) (uncredited) |
| John Romero | ... | Final Boss / Icon of Sin (voice) (uncredited) | |
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Doom 2 follows the story of Doom-Guy, killing hell creatures, for the future of mankind.
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Sequel to the most legendary action-shooter of all time! See more »Parents Guide:
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The full list of songs whose melodies have been borrowed or copied either wholly or in part (Doom 2 only; alphabetical order by artist): Alice in Chains - "Angry Chair": Map25. Alice in Chains - "Them Bones": Map23. Black Sabbath - "After All (the Dead)": Map10. Pantera - "This Love": Map18. Slayer - "South of Heaven": Map07. See more »Alternate Versions
The Original German release of Doom II omitted the two Wolfenstein-based secret levels due to a prohibition on the use of Nazi imagery in video games at that time. See more »Connections
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30 September 1994 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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Take the excellent base game of the original DOOM and add more weapons, new levels, new soundtrack, enemies and basically everything a good sequel needs to create an arguably perfect shooter with everything being balanced and improved upon to make a even more fast paced and better experience. Often seen as "Just more of the original", my personal favorite of the two, it shouldn't just be ignored whichever one is your favorite of the two however, they are both equally worth playing for fantastic games with once again incredible mod support and you have a duo-logy of games that have became a staple of video game culture for very good reasons.