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[edit] Incarnations The BFG9000 in Doom 3. The BFG makes an appearance in the infamous Doom comic book as the ultimate weapon (or clips the big gun), used by the anonymous hero to defeat a Cyberdemon. Unlike its clips game incarnation, the comic version fires (at a machinegun-like rate) moderate-sized bullets instead of plasma, for unknown reasons. In early pre-release versions of the original Doom, the BFG functioned instead by firing a clips steady stream of plasma gun rounds in a wide spread for a few seconds. This was changed for the final version, because the large amounts of plasma rounds on the screen at once not only made the game slow down drastically, but also "looked like Christmas." The BFG9000 featured in Doom 3 made some changes over the version that appeared in Doom and Doom II: Hell on Earth. As with all of the weapons in the first two games, the BFG drew from a pool of ammunition that was depleted once all ammunition of that type had run out, meaning the gun never needed reloading.
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