Doom 64 is a first-person shooter that originally launched on the Nintendo 64 in 1997. The title didn't garner the best reviews at launch because reviewers felt that it didn't do enough to ...

Anticipation has been building ever since Sergeant_Mark_IV, the man responsible for the Brutal DOOM mod, revealed he was working on a new version of DOOM 64. To sate that appetite, Sergeant_Mark_IV ...

Earlier today, the Doom trilogy stealth launched on PC, PS4, Switch, and Xbox One, with the first two entires in the series being made available on mobile devices as well. Indeed, this surprise ...

Due to limited access to Doom Eternal's multiplayer, we're taking extra time to finish our review to provide you the best possible assesment. In the meantime, check our first look at Doom 64 running ...

Nintendo has today confirmed that the DOOM 64 game, originally released on the Nintendo 64 way back in 1997, will be making its way to the modern Nintendo Switch handheld games console on November 22, ...

Michael Ruiz is a Senior Staff Writer at DualShockers. He likes video games. He likes wrestling. He likes beer. He likes music. If you are looking forward to the Doom 64 port, the simple answer is yes ...

DOOM players that would like a little extra from their game might be interested to know that awesome Doom modder Sergeant_Mark_IV will be launching his upgraded version of Doom 64, Brutal Doom 64, ...

The Entertainment Software Ratings Board (ESRB) has posted up a rating for a PS5 and Xbox Series X/S version of DOOM 64, which was previously released for PS4, PC, Xbox One and Nintendo Switch in 2020 ...

Happy Halloween! We at Ars invite you to celebrate the most morbid of Western holidays with one of the most morbid Western game series ever: Doom. Specifically, with a free version of the less-popular ...

We've seen thousands of Doom mods that add new gameplay, restore lost content, and expand upon the iconic original game. Even when not modding the game itself, hardware modders are getting it to run ...

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