DF Retro EX: Doom 1993 To Doom The Dark Ages - Celebrating A Technological Icon [Sponsored] скачать в хорошем качестве

DF Retro EX: Doom 1993 To Doom The Dark Ages - Celebrating A Technological Icon [Sponsored]

Video sponsored by Nvidia. In a special presentation, Alex Battaglia takes a look at Doom past and present, discussing the massive technological leap delivered by John Carmack back in 1993 - and the vastly expensive technology required to get playable frame-rates - through to the extra scope and demands of Doom 2 and the incredible per-pixel lighting of Doom 3. It's a series defined by technological innovation pushing PC hard - as exemplified by our final game in focus - Doom: The Dark Ages. #sponsored Subscribe for more Digital Foundry: http://bit.ly/DFSubscribe GPUs featured in this video: Nvidia GeForce 3 Nvidia GeForce 4 Ti 4800 Nvidia GeForce FX 5900XT Nvidia GeForce 6800 GT (Ultra Clocks) Nvidia 8800 GTX Nvidia RTX 2060 Nvidia RTX 5090 00:00:00 Introduction 00:01:47 What made Doom special in 1993? 00:07:30 How did Doom run in 1993? 00:12:50 Doom 2 ups the ante! 00:14:04 Can it run Doom? 00:16:26 An interlude with Quake 00:17:15 Doom 3 dazzles on the Geforce 3 00:19:13 What new visual tech did Doom 3 push? 00:22:24 How did Doom 3 run in 2004? 00:26:26 How did Doom 3 scale into the future? 00:28:47 How Doom The Dark Ages continues the legacy 00:33:55 Conclusion