Abstract: For a more in-depth look at what I think about last year's release of DOOM, check out my previous review here. If you want the “too long, didn't read” version of the review, basically I thought (and still think) that DOOM is absolutely fantastic. It stil...
Published: 2017-11-09, Author: Dave , review by: wccftech.com
The entire DOOM experience, but portable, Full multiplayer, including DLC, Arcade mode is fun
Framerate issues in certain situations, Blurrier overall presentation
DOOM on Nintendo Switch runs a fantastically fun, playable version of our favorite console shooter, but it can't be denied that optimizations and the lower framerate make for a less pretty, slightly rougher version of the game. Despite that, if you want a...
Published: 2017-11-09, Author: Mike , review by: gamezone.com
If the Switch is your main console, and you somehow missed out on id Software's fantastic throwback to a bygone era of First Person Shooters, then I wholeheartedly recommend DOOM on the Switch...
Impressive effort with a few noticeable problems holding it back. Won't astound everyone, but is worth your time and cash. How we score: The destructoid reviews guide...
Abstract: Doom has a surprise new feature following its latest update: motion controls. Yes, that's right, after many fans requested the feature, Bethesda has quietly decided to implement it into the game. Many say it feels like Splatoon 2 in terms of motion-based...
Abstract: Not since 1997's Doom 64 has a Doom title been on a Nintendo console. Now, in an era where Nintendo has lost much of its hardcore appeal in favour of a family-friendly appearance, such a partnership seems a bit bizarre.Doom 's focus on blood, gore and a...
Abstract: Historically-speaking, third-party support has usually ended up being the deciding factor behind not just the dominant gaming consoles of each generation but also many of Nintendo's biggest successes stories. The Nintendo 64 is often as fondly remembered...
Abstract: Old game franchises regularly bring themselves back from the dead. Some underwhelm, like Quake, while others fall flat, like Duke Nukem Forever. Rarely, some manage to blow people's minds, paying homage to the original while still being modern. This is wh...
