In tech and gaming we talk a lot about the concept of the “uncanny valley,” which is the idea that the closer a fake human comes to looking like a real human the more uncomfortable it will be to look ...
Matthew Mendisana is a journalist and writer with a passion for storytelling and a love for games and movies. That love carried him through college, while not letting his Autistic Spectrum hold him ...
After more than 20 years, Doom co-creator John Romero has revealed that he is the inspiration behind the iconic cover art that features a marine challenging a horde of demons, showing off a six pack.
E3 2019 - As the ultimate power fantasy, Doom Eternal will take us to the highest peaks of heaven and the fiery bowels of hell to unleash total havoc. And there's demons...tons and tons of demons.
Ravi is an enthusiastic pop-culture nerd who is into all things video games, gaming tech, movies, comic books, music and TV shows. They are enjoy discussing these topics and have a lot of opinions to ...
Doom Eternal was one of the main stars of the QuakeCon 2018 keynote, and we've pulled as much information as possible from it. Additional information was provided for Doom Eternal today, we were given ...
The official DOOM Twitter account recently shared a post containing said concept art of what is called a Super Gore Nest. It looks exactly how one would imagine, with lava, blood, spikes, and just ...
DOOM's legacy of brutality has been going strong for over 25 years now. To celebrate this impressive milestone and the release of DOOM Eternal, we'll be ripping and tearing through the 10 most iconic ...
The original Doom is iconic for a ton of reasons, but one of them is the fantastic box art. But the story behind that box art just might eclipse the actual art now that we know the truth. The story ...
PS4, Xbox One, PC, and Google Stadia gamers have been making the most of their time in isolation by playing DOOM Eternal, which launched on March 20th (the Nintendo Switch version will launch later ...
I owe Dean an apology. At the beginning of the year, everyone at GamesBeat talked about which games in 2016 we were looking forward to the most. When our lead writer, Dean Takahashi, said Doom (which ...