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I absolutely love restoration patches. Whether it restores music quality, graphics, or uncensors things, restoration patches are amazing and useful.

Except in this one case. Doom is readily available on everything and the only use this has is for the odd-number people who'd actually play it on a GBA. Anything else that emulates the GBA probably has a port of Doom that is better than the GBA version.

And yet, if you catch yourself wanting to play Doom on GBA? This hack is a must have as it makes the game look far better than it has any right to.

I love Doom. I play it on any console and PC I come across. Much like NES emulation.

This patch takes a otherwise horrible port and makes it actually worthwhile (If you can get over the control limitations of the gba).

Yes, there are better and other systems to play one of the many ports of doom on, but are there any so portable? Doubt your Raspberry Pi Zero W with a screen gets smaller than a GBA Micro.

This is very faithful restoration of the original graphics in the game (though I seem to see green blood still?), the sprites and levels look very close to what I remember on DOS.

This works, until prboom is ported to GBA, of course ;)