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Did you know that the re-release versions of Doom 64 have the option to configure nightmare monsters similarly to the PlayStation version of Doom?

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Marathon

Marathon is a first-person shooter developed for the Apple Macintosh by Bungie. It was released on December 21, 1994. It is often called a Doom clone; however, it served as a successor to Pathways into Darkness, which came out shortly before Doom. All three games in the Marathon series are currently available as freeware for Windows, Linux, and Mac OS X via Aleph One, an enhanced source port.

Marathon is notable for being one of the earliest plot driven first-person shooters. Although text is a common storytelling medium in recent games, including FPS games, it was revolutionary and abundant in this series for its time, with a strong philosophical bent and a classical mythology motif. Much like Doom and Doom II, Marathon also saw the establishment of a vibrant modding scene over the years.
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