Doom III: Resurrection Of Evil Review  Hell's a sunny place this
time of year. We recommend a visit...  Version tested: PC  Order
yours now from Simply Games.  In an era when most publishers are
content to churn out annual expansion packs masquerading as full
sequels, it's heartening when they're honest enough to actually
put the real thing on the shelves. You know that with an
expansion pack you're getting essentially more of the same and
it doesn't matter, because that's pretty much all you want; an
expansion of the game you love.  The trade off, though, is that
historically this extra content is farmed out to another
developer to basically make more maps with the same game engine
- albeit a team that's normally not quite as talented as the
game's creators. But we're dealing with id here, a company not
exactly in a hurry to churn out games before they're ready, and
its choice of Nerve to produce Resurrection Of Evil was
evidently an astute one. This is no slapdash rush job to appease
the faithful, but a gen