In a break from our currently non-existent E3 coverage, a teaser trailer has been released by Bethesda for DOOM, (capital letters essential) ahead of a full reveal at QuakeCon in July. Check it out after the break.
Doom 3 might be looking just a little bit dated, even with this enhanced BFG edition. But you should be looking forward to this for eight new levels which comprise ‘The Lost Mission’. This new mission pack might even tie into Doom 4 as indicated by Tim Willits comments to RPS from QuakeCon.
Bethesda, owner of id Software, has announced they will be releasing a compilation of the Doom series to this date for Xbox 360 and PS3. They are calling it Doom 3 BFG Edition. UPDATED.
Do you remember the days when you could run backwards just as fast as you could forwards? When you were allowed to carry more than two weapons onto the battlefield? When plots could generally be summed up by the words ‘bad stuff’s gone down?’ Brad Carney, creator of Wrack certainly does, and he misses them.
If you’re looking for smart AI, squad tactics and precision gunplay you’ve come to the wrong place. If you like been rushed by hordes of enemies and dealing death with some ridiculous weapons then you can do a lot worse then NecroVision, which takes Painkiller and adds a dose Clive Barker to deliver some old school FPS thrills. Your descent into hell takes a while to get going. Meagre clusters of enemies and dull objectives make for a poor start,…
A short backdrop narrative slideshow, and a difficulty screen later, and Strife quickly drops you in it: An angry machine gun totting guard and nothing but a glove with a knife attached for comfort. So far, so Doom. Two bloodied corpses later however, and the next chap you encounter seems distinctly more sedate; furthermore, he wants to talk to you. Strife was a Doom-clone with a difference.