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Is there a DOS version of Doom that allows GZDoom functions like up/down mouse look and jump?

No ports that will run on a 486, a P2 or Super Socket 7 system maybe...

Might be able to get Zdoom working on an early pentium... Maybe a 586 or Pentium Overdrive with some tweaking...

 
There is a list of DOS DOOM source ports here: https://www.doomworld.com/classicdoom/ports/?platform=1 But the list doesn't say what the minimum requirements are.

Heh, I remember starting out with DOOM on a 486-33 with only 4 megs of RAM and an ISA video card when it first came out. Had to upgraded to 8 megs to play the registered version levels. Later with a 486-100 overdrive upgrade it could even run Quake 1. But on a 486, the hardware specifics really determine play-ability.
 
SomeGuy said:
There is a list of DOS DOOM source ports here: https://www.doomworld.com/classicdoom/ports/?platform=1 But the list doesn't say what the minimum requirements are.

Heh, I remember starting out with DOOM on a 486-33 with only 4 megs of RAM and an ISA video card when it first came out. Had to upgraded to 8 megs to play the registered version levels. Later with a 486-100 overdrive upgrade it could even run Quake 1. But on a 486, the hardware specifics really determine play-ability.
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Quake used to be the 'litmus' test for gaming back then.
 
SomeGuy said:
There is a list of DOS DOOM source ports here: https://www.doomworld.com/classicdoom/ports/?platform=1 But the list doesn't say what the minimum requirements are.

Heh, I remember starting out with DOOM on a 486-33 with only 4 megs of RAM and an ISA video card when it first came out. Had to upgraded to 8 megs to play the registered version levels. Later with a 486-100 overdrive upgrade it could even run Quake 1. But on a 486, the hardware specifics really determine play-ability.
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Yes. thank you so much. DOSDoom 0.653 is exactly what I was looking for.
 
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