The new melee weapon, DOOM Chainsaw, is one of the many things Call of Duty fans may look forward to in the upcoming Season 6 update of Warzone 2 and MW2. That said, this unique equipment will not ...

Doom: The Dark Ages looks fantastic, but it must make some changes from Doom Eternal. ... It feels almost robotic over time, knowing that now is the time for a Flame Belch or a Chainsaw.

And so replacing the Doom Slayer’s chainsaw is a flail and shield, both of which appear to be integral to the reforged combat loop. The shield, a Captain America-like buckler, ...

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Doom: The Dark Ages reinvents and reins in with equal measure, ... When you're not slicing a demon's head off with its chainsaw edges, ...

DOOM: The Dark Ages gives is all the gothic, heavy metal FPS you could want, with a chainsaw shield, parry system, and more. But can it top Doom Eternal?

You never know what’ll surface during a midweek rummage through the online shelves. One minute you’re idly scrolling, the next you’re staring down an 80 percent discount on a cult classic or a ...

DOOM: The Dark Ages also adds a stake shooter, a flail, and a new parry system utilizing the chainsaw shield, not to mention the Doom Slayer’s awesome new look.

With Doom: The Dark Ages around the corner, now is the perfect time to chainsaw your way through all the Doom games in order. Doom is the daddy of first-person shooters and one of the most ...

Doom: The Dark Ages has plenty of elements that work. Its techno-medieval setting is a win and each weapon in the Doom Slayer’s arsenal is a joy to use — especially the chainsaw shield.

Doom is a series I associate with taking big swings, but The Dark Ages is safe. Like this article? For more stories like this, follow us on MSN by clicking the +Follow button at the top of this page.

Doom: The Dark Ages' flail and shield is a strong new approach for the series that lives and breathes firearms. It was 2004’s Doom 3, though, that really proved Id Software’s guts.