Bethesda has released the first official trailer for DOOM. DOOM is powered by id Tech 6 (or as Bethesda calls it internally, id Tech 666) and will be coming to current-gen platforms in Spring 2016. The game will be friendly to modders with its Snapmap feature that was announced during Bethesda’s E3 Conference. Enjoy! Continue reading DOOM – First Official Gameplay Trailer Released, Coming In Spring 2016
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Here Is What the Cancelled Version of Doom 4 Looked Like
The new Doom game will be revealed in about a month, and today a number of screenshots from the cancelled version of Doom 4 got revealed (some videos were also provided that are – unfortunately – now private). In short, this is the real deal. This is how Doom 4 looked like. As we can see, this felt more like a mashup between Call of Duty and Killzone rather than a new Doom game. So we are kind of happy that it was cancelled. Enjoy the images after the jump! Continue reading Here Is What the Cancelled Version of Doom 4 Looked Like
Doom Gets E3 2015 Teaser Trailer, Gameplay Footage Coming June 14th
Bethesda has released a teaser trailer for id Software’s Doom. According to the publisher, the game will be unveiled during its E3 Press Conference, during which Bethesda will show a gameplay video. Doom will be powered by id Tech 6, so here is hoping that this new iteration of the id Tech engine won’t be plagued all the tech issues that affected its predecessor. Enjoy! Continue reading Doom Gets E3 2015 Teaser Trailer, Gameplay Footage Coming June 14th
This New Trailer for Brutal Doom Is Perhaps the Coolest Thing You’ll See This Weekend
Modder “SGtMarkIV” has released a new trailer for the latest version of his amazing Brutal Doom mod. Brutal Doom looks phenomenal, and its latest version (v20.0) is scheduled for a June 5th release. This is perhaps the coolest thing you’ll see this weekend, so make sure to check it out! Continue reading This New Trailer for Brutal Doom Is Perhaps the Coolest Thing You’ll See This Weekend
Brutal Doom – New Video Shows Destroyable Dead Bodies
Man, I’m really looking forward to the next version of Brutal Doom. Modder ‘SGtMarkIV’ has been adding lots of cool features and today released a new video, showcasing new destroyable dead bodies. Yeap, you will be able to destroy all the dead bodies that are scattered across the game’s environments. And that’s damn f’ing cool. Enjoy! Continue reading Brutal Doom – New Video Shows Destroyable Dead Bodies
Brutal Doom – New Video Shows How Awesome This Mod Actually Is
Modder ‘SGtMarkIV’ has released a new video from the latest build of Brutal Doom, showcasing some of its gore effects, the extra rotation sprites for zombies that John Romero released on his Twitter, and the return of the shotgun’s wooden grip. Brutal Doom looks phenomenal, so be sure to watch the video after the jump! Continue reading Brutal Doom – New Video Shows How Awesome This Mod Actually Is
Speedrunner Finishes Doom II In Just 23 Minutes, Making A New World Record (In Glorious 60FPS)
YouTube’s ‘Zero Master’ has shared a new speedrun video for Doom II, in which he was able to finish id Software’s game in just 23 minutes. Thus, Zero Master has made a new speedrun world record for this classic FPS title. As Zero Master noted, this run improves ‘the previous record by Looper (30uv2325) set in Dec. 2010. by 22 seconds. Previous record before that was by Radek Pecka (30uv2609) set in Dec. 2003.’ Enjoy! Continue reading Speedrunner Finishes Doom II In Just 23 Minutes, Making A New World Record (In Glorious 60FPS)
Quake Live Comes Tomorrow On Steam As A Free-To-Play Title
Bethesda has announced that Quake Live is coming tomorrow on Valve’s digital distribution service as a free-to-play title. In order to celebrate it, the company has also released a Steam launch trailer that can be viewed below. In Quake Live, you play against players around the world in over 100 arenas with a dozen of game modes. Enjoy! Continue reading Quake Live Comes Tomorrow On Steam As A Free-To-Play Title
Doom 3 Turned Ten Years Old, Still Looks Gorgeous Even For Today’s Standards
Three days ago, Doom 3 turned 10 years old. While Doom 3 was not as action-packed as its predecessor, it did look amazing for its time. Doom 3 tried to experiment and adopted a more ‘survival’ gameplay. And while the end result may disappointed a number of gamers, it definitely looked spectacular. Fast forward ten whole years and here we are today, with a game that looks even great for today’s standards (provided you use a number of mods and texture packs). Continue reading Doom 3 Turned Ten Years Old, Still Looks Gorgeous Even For Today’s Standards
John Carmack on Doom, Quake & id Software: Our first game was basically a clone of Super Mario Bros
While Bethesda did not invite John Carmack for his annual QuakeCon speech, this great programmer guru talked at SMU in April and yesterday his entire 2.5h speech was made available to the public. During that talk, Carmack talked – among other things – about id Software, Doom and Quake. Continue reading John Carmack on Doom, Quake & id Software: Our first game was basically a clone of Super Mario Bros