ADoom - A brand new port update of a classic FPS for the Atari XL/XE!

Throughout the years we've featured many different types of news stories, from gaming updates, to music disks and even scene demos. Well here we are with another eye opening news story I think you'll like, as if you have an Atari 8bit, then it might be worth checking out the latest updated release of ADoom for the Atari XL/XE: An Atari port by Krzysztof Swiecicki - Swiety/ZELAX rewriten to asm , optimized, fixed and so much more! In light of this late hour news story, Saberman has also done a short video showing the game in action.

Here is what the video description says about the release from our previous article we did back in July " Atari port by Krzysztof Swiecicki - Swiety/ZELAX rewriten to asm , optimized and fixed. Double horizontal view, viewfinder. Original Doom for the VIC-20 ported by Steve Mccrea. This is a "port" of iD software's Doom which was released at Lost Party 2023. For the features of this port, it includes cut down versions of shareware Doom's levels, minus the secret level. Sergeants, demons, imps and cacodemons, with AI code cut down from the Doom source. Fist, chainsaw, pistol, shotgun, chaingun and pick ups such as health, keys and ammo. Corpses, exploding barrels, secrets and so much more listed below!"

 Changes :

  • - all screen in gr 10 mode - use 9 colors 
  • - all sprites like enemies, items is converted from doom's wad 
  • - new drawing procedures in graphics mode
  • - use Fox dos for loading levels ( this save a lot of memory ex for better textures) 

Links :1) Source - Thanks LiqMatrix/Saberman for the heads up

2 comments:

  1. splendid coding skill .. CPU at 1.8 Mhz.

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  2. wow, it's incredible for the hardware it runs on. Fast and smooth also

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