First released in 1993, Doom from Id Software is one of the most popular video games ever made. And thanks to the devs sharing the shooter’s source code in the late ‘90s, folks have ported Doom to all sorts of devices, including calculators, lawnmowers, and ATMs.
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The next Doom game may release on PS5 alongside Xbox and PC, contrary to earlier rumors of Xbox exclusivity. Multiple insiders report that the next Doom title, possibly named Doom: The Dark Ages, will be a multiplatform release on day one and is expected to launch on PS5, Xbox, and PC. This could signify a significant shift in Xbox’s multiplatform strategy.
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The developer Guy Dupont created a sacrilegious joke by adding microtransactions to the original 1993 Doom game. When players pick up items, the game freezes and prompts them to pay real money via a QR code. Despite being a joke, the concept is startling. However, it seems that the payment portal may not be fully functional. (Words: 66)
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Given an existing rumor, it’s looking pretty likely that a new Quake game will be announced soon. It’s only on screen for a couple seconds, and only partially, but there’s no mistaking it: The Quake logo is drawn on a whiteboard that appears in the Indiana Jones and the Great Circle reveal video from this week’s Xbox Developer Direct. […]
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Happy birthday, Doom. In honor of Doom’s 30th birthday, a team of Doom modders led by Joshua “Dragonfly” O’Sullivan just released a sequel to six-episode Doom megawad Eviternity. Eviternity two likewise has six chapters, each made up of five maps with one secret map per chapter. That’s a grand total of 36 maps you can […]
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