DOOM + DOOM II Re-Release and Mods

Get ready, demon hunters! THE QuakeCon 2024 brought news that will leave any DOOM fan with blood in their eyes. In addition to the definitive relaunch of DOOM and DOOM IIwhich are now available in an improved package, id Software also announced the long-awaited beta of the DOOM Eternal.

And if you thought that was all, don't worry, there's more: there were also announcements of a special collection of DOOM and even a SNES version of DOOM that will make collectors go crazy. Let's check it all out with that touch of humor and sarcasm that you already know!

DOOM + DOOM II: Hell Has Never Looked So Beautiful

Dude, id Software decided to give a gift to die-hard fans of DOOM and released a definitive re-release of DOOM (1993) and DOOM II (1994), the games that basically invented the FPS genre. And it's not just a basic remaster, either! The guys really put a lot of effort into the package. The new versions include support for mods, deathmatch and online co-op for up to 16 players, and cross-platform compatibility. Oh, and if you're one of those nostalgic types, you can choose between the classic MIDI soundtrack or Andrew Hulshult's turbocharged version.

Plus, the performance improvements are insane: 4K support and up to 120 FPS on Xbox Series X|S, PC, and PS5. All this while you face demons and try to survive in hell. Want more? There’s a new episode, “Legacy of Rust,” featuring new weapons and demons, co-created by id Software, Nightdive Studios, and MachineGames. In other words, it’s all-new carnage for you.

DOOM Eternal Mods Beta: Now Things Are Going to Get Wild

And it doesn't stop there: the PC Mod Preview It's already available on Steam and the Microsoft Store, so if you're the type of person who enjoys browsing community creations, you can start exploring now.

DOOM Anthology: The Ultimate Hellish Bundle

If you are one of those who likes to collect everything that comes out of DOOMQuakeCon 2024 brought news that will make your heart race. The DOOM Anthology It is a physical collection that includes practically everything the series has ever released: DOOM (1993), DOOM II, DOOM 64, DOOM 3, DOOM (2016) and DOOM Eternal Deluxe Edition. And the best part? It comes in a SteelBook case with a 12.7 cm replica of the iconic BFG, complete with LED lights and a special stand. If that's not the height of fan service, I don't know what is.

But hurry, because DOOM Anthology will be released on October 22, 2024, and with an edition like that, there won't be any story left to tell.

Limited Run Games' DOOM SNES: The Classic Is Back

Now, if you enjoy a good retro classic, Limited Run Games has announced an updated version of DOOM SNESthe 16-bit port of the classic DOOM. This version will come in two editions: the Standard Edition, which includes the metallic gray cartridge, manual, poster, and a classic SNES box; and the Deluxe Edition, which is limited to 666 copies (because of course, right?), and comes with an updated cartridge, metal plate stickers, a premium box, and a numbered certificate of authenticity. If you're a collector, this is a unique opportunity to own a piece of gaming history.

DOOM Franchise Summary: The Game That Defined the FPS

And since we're talking about DOOMthere's nothing better than remembering why this franchise is so legendary. Released in 1993 by id Software, DOOM not only defined the FPS genre but also made it one of the most popular games. With its frenetic gameplay, ingenious level design and a soundtrack that still gives goosebumps to this day, DOOM was a milestone. The sequence, DOOM IIfurther expanded the universe, introducing new enemies, weapons and the legendary multiplayer mode. Over the years, the franchise has evolved, going through several generations of consoles and always maintaining the spirit of carnage and adrenaline that made it famous.

QuakeCon 2024 is here to break everything

If QuakeCon 2024 showed anything, it’s that id Software and Bethesda know how to please their fans. With re-releases, mod support, and mind-blowing collectibles, the event made it clear that hell is still hot and full of demons waiting to be torn apart. So get your BFG ready, because the DOOM news doesn’t stop there. And if you haven’t joined the party yet, now’s the time!