Doom 64

THE BAD:
Control scheme is way too complex. Areas are too dark to see without turning brightness up on your TV. Some areas are frustratingly hard to clear.

SUMMARY:
This version of Doom was ported by Midway and not id Software, and it's actually rather decent. It boasts totally new levels not seen in the PC original plus new enemies and weapons as well.
The gameplay remains fast, furious, and simple-kill or be killed and find weapons & items to aid you in staying alive. Switches & keycards add some nice puzzle elements and there are many chances to put weapons to good use.
Although you can configure the controls to your liking, this is where the game really suffers. A multi-button control pad just cannot replace the keyboard and you'll find yourself frustrated trying to press the right button to get the weapon you need quickly. Also, although the rooms are supposed to be dark in keeping with the game's theme, the darkness level here borders on ridiculous and unnecessarily increases the game's difficulty level, too high as it is.
If you're a Doom fan without a PC or looking for another good gore-fest, you'll find it here. Just be sure to bring a lot of patience and a good stress-reliever or two because you'll need them.