Originally, Doom Eternal was planned for a release in November of 2019, but Bethesda delayed the game in order to give more time to id Software to further polish the title.
Continue reading DOOM Eternal gets a new story gameplay trailer
Originally, Doom Eternal was planned for a release in November of 2019, but Bethesda delayed the game in order to give more time to id Software to further polish the title.
Continue reading DOOM Eternal gets a new story gameplay trailer
NVIDIA has released a brand new update for Quake 2 RTX. Patch 1.3 adds a new Photo Mode so you can share some impressive Ray Tracing screenshots. Moreover, it adds support for the game’s video cut-scenes. Continue reading Quake 2 RTX Patch 1.3 released, adds support for video cut-scenes and Photo Mode
Bethesda has announced that Doom Eternal will support classic centered weapon position. In other words, gamers will be able to have their weapons centered, like in the classic Doom games. The publisher has also shared some new gameplay footage during a recent live stream that you can find below. Continue reading Doom Eternal will support classic centered weapon position, new gameplay footage surfaces
Quake2RTX is perhaps the best way to experience id Software’s classic shooter. However, this version basically requires an RTX graphics card. As such, and for all our non-RTX readers, there is a new AI-enhanced HD Texture Pack for Quake 2 that you can download and install right now. Continue reading Quake 2 gets an AI-enhanced HD Texture Pack for its models
Modder ‘metamorphosis’ has released a HD version of Arcane Dimensions for the first Quake game. Arcane Dimensions is a large expansion/complete conversion for the original Quake 1, by Simon O’callaghan and many others. This is a build of Arcane Dimensions using HD textures, sound fx, and metamorphosis’ own ~3 hour soundtrack. Continue reading Arcane Dimensions HD is a 22-level expansion pack for Quake, available for download
MAMED!, the official page for MAME and MESS project for digital enabled cameras, has released a port of the classic Doom for digital cameras. Yeap, you can now play id Software’s classic first-person shooter on a digital camera from 1998. Continue reading Here is classic Doom running on digital cameras like the Kodak DC260
Bethesda has just announced that Doom Eternal will now release on March 20th, 2020. According to the publisher, this extra time will give id Software enough time to further polish the game. In addition, Doom 64 will come out on the PC on the very same day, and will be a pre-order bonus for Doom Eternal. Continue reading Doom Eternal has been delayed until March 2020, Doom 64 releases on the same day
In an interview with GamesIndustry, id Software’s Hugo Martin revealed that Doom Eternal’s main focus is to increase player engagement. And while this may be a cool way to improve the game’s single-player experience, I am a bit worried about its MP mode. Oh, and let’s not forget that the game will feature micro-transactions. Continue reading Doom Eternal’s primary focus is to increase player engagement, won’t feature deathmatch to keep players “happy”
Modder ‘doom_rtx’ has released a mod that all owners of NVIDIA’s Turing GPUs will appreciate. As its title suggests, Doom RTX brings real-time ray tracing effects to the first Doom game. The modder has used the Vulkan API and you’ll need at least an NVIDIA RTX 2060 in order to run it. Continue reading Doom RTX released; mod bringing real-time ray tracing to the classic Doom game via the Vulkan API [UPDATE: Fake]
Bethesda and id Software have released a brand new multiplayer for Doom Eternal, detailing its BATTLEMODE… mode. This trailer also packs new gameplay footage so we suggest watching it if you are looking forward to this title. Continue reading DOOM Eternal gets a brand new gameplay multiplayer trailer, detailing BATTLEMODE