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Force feedback comes to the... Super Nintendo?

Working with Randal Linden, who helped bring Doom to the SNES in 1995, Limited Run Games has announced a new version of the game featuring improved graphics and additional levels. Two versions will be available for preorder on July 11th for $99.99 and $174.99 and will ship early next year.

LRG has also created a $34.99 wired SNES controller upgraded with a pair of rumble motors that vibrate in response to what’s happening in the updated game.

<em>LRG’s SNES Rumble Controller will only work with </em>Doom,<em> but the company says it will work with other developers who want to add rumble support to their own retro games.</em>
<em>The Standard Edition of </em>Doom<em> includes an SNES cartridge with a metallic finish, retro-style packaging, an instruction manual, and a poster.</em>
<em>The Collector’s Edition of </em>Doom<em> includes an SNES cartridge with a metallic finish and blood splatter print and adds a foil box and a certificate of authenticity.</em>
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LRG’s SNES Rumble Controller will only work with Doom, but the company says it will work with other developers who want to add rumble support to their own retro games.
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