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The '''nightmare spectre''' is a tougher form of [[spectre]] found in the [[Sony PlayStation]] and [[Sega Saturn]] versions of [[Doom]] and [[Final Doom (PlayStation)|Final Doom]], having double the hit points of ordinary spectres and [[demon]]s. It appears in the PlayStation games as a demon [[wikipedia:Subtractive_color|subtractively blended]] against the background graphics. In the Sega Saturn version, it is indistinguishable from a normal spectre except for the amount of damage it can take. It is officially described as follows: | The '''nightmare spectre''' is a tougher form of [[spectre]] found in the [[Sony PlayStation]] and [[Sega Saturn]] versions of [[Doom]] and [[Final Doom (PlayStation)|Final Doom]], having double the hit points of ordinary spectres and [[demon]]s. It appears in the PlayStation games as a demon [[wikipedia:Subtractive_color|subtractively blended]] against the background graphics. In the Sega Saturn version, it is indistinguishable from a normal spectre except for the amount of damage it can take. It is officially described as follows: | ||
− | {{Quote|If you | + | {{Quote|If you 'liked' the Spectre, meet his tougher brother.|PlayStation Doom instruction manual|Sony PlayStation}} |
− | {{Quote|If you | + | {{Quote|If you 'liked' the Spectre, you’ll love his big bad brother.|Sega Saturn Doom instruction manual|Sega Saturn}} |
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Revision as of 11:04, 14 January 2018
The nightmare spectre is a tougher form of spectre found in the Sony PlayStation and Sega Saturn versions of Doom and Final Doom, having double the hit points of ordinary spectres and demons. It appears in the PlayStation games as a demon subtractively blended against the background graphics. In the Sega Saturn version, it is indistinguishable from a normal spectre except for the amount of damage it can take. It is officially described as follows:
"If you 'liked' the Spectre, meet his tougher brother."
― PlayStation Doom instruction manual [source]
"If you 'liked' the Spectre, you’ll love his big bad brother."
― Sega Saturn Doom instruction manual [source]
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Notes
- Nightmare spectres were featured in the Doom 64 TC, despite not appearing in the actual game.
- Nightmare imps were also present in a press-release beta version of the PlayStation game but were removed. They later returned in Doom 64.
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In Sony PlayStation Doom, the nightmare spectre is first encountered on these maps:
Episode | I am a wimp and HNTR | HMP | UV |
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Ultimate Doom | MAP06: Central Processing | MAP06: Central Processing | MAP05: Phobos Lab |
Doom II | MAP34: The Focus | MAP34: The Focus | MAP34: The Focus |
In PlayStation Final Doom, the nightmare spectre is first encountered on these maps:
Episode | I am a wimp and HNTR | HMP | UV |
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Master Levels | MAP07: Geryon | MAP02: Virgil | MAP02: Virgil |
TNT | MAP17: Crater | MAP16: Wormhole | MAP16: Wormhole |
There are no nightmare spectres in the Plutonia episode.
Monsters from the Sony PlayStation version of Doom |
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Doom: Baron of Hell | Cacodemon | Cyberdemon | Demon | Imp | Lost soul | Shotgun guy | Spectre | Spiderdemon | Zombieman Doom 2: Arachnotron | Heavy weapon dude | Hell knight | Mancubus | Pain elemental | Revenant New: Nightmare spectre |