This hack completely replaces the original engine, adding performance improvements and new features, as well as missing levels from the Jaguar port.
Multi-region, supports both PAL and NTSC.
Smoother yet faithful gameplay.
New PSX-like title screen.
Rendering has been spread across both SH2 processors for better speed.
User input is processed at 30FPS, while game logic runs at 15FPS.
Low (two pixel modes) 128×144, 128×160, 160×180 and high detail 224×128, 252×144 video modes.
Soundtrack courtesy of Spoony Bard:
https://www.patreon.com/SpoonyBard Selecting between no music, VGM FM music, or playing music from attached Sega CD (requires Sega CD in addition to 32X).
Stereo panning for game sounds.
Save ram support - keeps track of finished levels, health, armor, weapons and ammo - eight save slots as well as an auto-save at the end of each level.
Includes Saxman’s 24 Level Expansion pack.
Restores sprite directions from the Jaguar version as well as in-fighting between monsters.
Level fixes courtesy of Wavy.
Spectres look the way they did in the original PC version.
Jaguar Doom HUD assets.
Three drawing modes: the regular sector based lighting (although it’s better than the original Doom 32X in that sprites also use this lighting, no more 100% bright sprites!), “potato” mode which doesn’t texture floors or ceilings for slightly better speed, or the original Doom fading light rendering (which is just a smidgen slower and looks a little muddy given the fifteen bit palette of the 32X).
‘Always run’ option.
Support for three-button and six-button pads, as well as the Sega mouse. You can choose how to map the primary three buttons in the menu.
Verified as working on Kega Fusion 3.64, a Model 2 Genesis + Model 2 CD + launch 32X, a CDX + 32X, with a NeoFlash NeoMyth MD and the V1 Mega EverDrive, and also with Mega EverDrive Pro.
