Doom: The Dark Ages' weighty shield saw and gory melee are vital to its refreshed combat loop: "The guns are more like rhythm guitars this time"
But, though combat has often been frantic even back in the 1993 original, how you deal with a room full of hellspawn has ...
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Doom: Where Metal Meets Corn Dogs and Cosmic Brownies
What’s surprising, though, is that the hot dogs are so good.
Catbite and Sarah Tudzin on Their New EP Doom Garden and Ska as Pop Music: Podcast
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Doom: The Dark Ages Game Directors Talk 'Stand And Fight' Approach to Combat
The Dark Ages' game directors speak about how the title evolves the franchise while also respecting its roots.
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DOOM: The Dark Ages Hands-On Preview – Slayer Brought Some New Toys
Doom: The Dark Ages hands-on preview - MP1st got some hands-on time with id's newest DOOM. Does the shield saw feel as good ...
Doom The Dark Ages nails the essentials, but some of its new ideas fall short
Doom The Dark Ages distances itself from Eternal in many welcome ways, but it struggles to create truly jaw-dropping ...
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The short and tumultuous reign of the Trio of Doom, as told by John McLaughlin
They could have been the world’s greatest jazz-fusion trio, but Jaco's undiagnosed bipolar disorder brought things to an end ...
Ke Huy Quan Was In ‘Temple of Doom’: But Even He Couldn’t Watch Its Most Shocking Scene!
Ke Huy Quan saw plenty of scares on set, but one infamous scene from ‘Temple of Doom’ was off-limits—even for him!