Re: Is there a VGA version of doom?

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From: dnic... Dylan Nicolle
Date: Wed, 04 May 1994 20:54

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What about the 640*400*256 mode? or how bout the 320*400*256 mode?
Actually, doom is a MCGA game, not vga. Yeah i know, big deal. But the 
oficial name for the 320*200*256 modem has always been MCGA. VGA usually 
meant 640*480*16.
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