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This is it. The end. The end of the undead marines, the acid-drenched hallways and the hell-spawned hordes. The final chapter in the legendary Doom series. This is Final Doom. It's two new 32-level episodes complete with new stories (The Plutonia Experiment & Evilution), new frightening realistic graphics and new pulse-pounding music. It's time to finish what you started. Final Doom. End of story.
Welcome to Final DOOM, a lightning-fast virtual reality adventure where you are the toughest space trooper ever to suck vacuum. Your mission is to fight your way though the demon-infested earth in the hopes of saving the Earth from an eternity in Hell.


The LRG collectors editions include the original N64 stories (without specific references to when it takes place, or where the setting is: leaving it open to be on the retconned Mars (or original Phobos) or somewhere else). The behind the scenes book states:

"It's emphasis on atmosphere and deliberate pacing causes Doom 64 to work as a spiritual bridge between Final Doom and DOOM 3--a missing link of sorts."

Final Doom, a 64-level follow-up to Doom 2 released in 1996, was neither "final," nor did id consider it a proper numbered sequel, though the game does fit into Doom canon.[1]

It was included a few times in releases that describes the games as the Doom Trilogy... before the release of Doom 3. One rerelease of the Doom Trilogy even included a preview of Doom 3.


The TV ad for Doom 64 at the time may have acknowledged Doom II and Final Doom, or at least the other console releases of Dooom (that included Doom II/Final Doom):

Doom 64 has been designed exclusively for the Nintendo 64, incorporating: a new storyline that builds upon existing doom releases. Ultra smooth gameplay with precision control and performance. Stunning 3D graphics, CD quality music and sound effects. Radically redesigned creatures. New and enhanced weapons and secrets. Over 30 larger and more challenging levels than any previous gaming system can handle. All blended seamlessly to make Doom 64 the most incredible Doom ever. Doom 64 from Midway.

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