http://toastytech.com/dooma/alphapics1.html
http://toastytech.com/dooma/alphapics2.html
http://toastytech.com/dooma/alphapics3.html

Seems like that early HUD was (at least partially) functional at one point in development.

Are these really unleaked?
Several Doom alphas *were* released.

They look a lot like doom 0.2 & 0.4 ...

-edit

Just check the rest of his site:

http://toastytech.com/dooma/

they are all there.

And Romero has some more fleshed out stuff here:

http://www.rome.ro/lee_killough/versions/

Including a 1.9 downgrade to 1.1!

I actually have a copy of Doom 1.1.

I'm pretty sure these were already posted/common knowledge...

Yes, I already knew about these. I'm just saying those other screenshots appear to be of different builds, which as far as I know, are unleaked.

EDIT: http://www.rome.ro/lee_killough/versions/betashots/

Those screenshots are from around March 1993. DOOM v0.2 was released to testers on February 4 1993, and v0.4 on April 2, so I think those are screenshots of a v0.3 build.

IIRC there were official pre-release screenshot packs, like DOOMPIX1.EXE, DOOMPIX2.ZIP and DOOMPIX3.ZIP, with shots taken from various builds, not necessarily those that were later released to the public.

BTW, here are official shots from the press release beta build: DOOMSCN5.ZIP

[Edit] OK, according to Hank Leukart's Doom FAQ, the pre-release screenshot packs were as following:

The items (2) to (5) are available from Romero's site (and the ones called DOOMPIX*.ZIP I've linked to above are the same thing, only someone renamed them).

I'm 80% sure these shots were posted about in another thread.

I miss the "old" HUD .

I'd say Tom Hall's vision of the game with an in-depth storyline was also nice, but probably too much ahead of its time

No it was an internal team conflict, someone at id said a shooter game with story is like a bad porn film.

That, too, but IIRC there was also the fact that attempts at a more realistic depiction of the marine base in levels got less entertaining than the more abstract design of the final game. With the FPS games having gone in the direction of realism since, that sure was "ahead of its time".

BTW, HacX does more realistic environments on the same engine quite nicely

Oh god, whoever said that must hate Half-Life .

That someone was John Carmack, wasn't it? Considering he wrote most of the Half-Life engine, it's hardly the case then

He did not write the HL engine, he wrote the Quake engine, which Goldsrc is based on.

Didn't John Carmack develop RAGE (for consoles)? I thought that had a storyline, just a very bad one.

That's why I said "most of the Half-Life engine":

(source; emphasis added)