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DOOM Arrives For Nintendo Switch

Loved it on the PC.

 

Nintendo Fans Can Now Assume the Role of Doom Slayer Wherever They Go

November 10, 2017 (Rockville, MD) – Bethesda Softworks®, a ZeniMax® Media company, today announced that the critically acclaimed first-person shooter, DOOM®, is available now for Nintendo Switch™. The iconic game that defined a genre and is considered one of the most influential games ever made, returns as a brutally fun and challenging modern-day shooter that can be taken anywhere with Nintendo Switch.

 

“We’re excited to welcome Nintendo fans back to the world of DOOM,” said Marty Stratton, executive producer at id Software. “This game is all about powerful guns, crazy demons, and fast, relentless gameplay, which we think Switch players will really enjoy.”

 

Developed by id Software in conjunction with Panic Button, DOOM on Nintendo Switch includes the award-winning 2016 first-person shooter plus all of the game’s multiplayer DLC and Arcade Mode. DOOM for Nintendo Switch is rated M for mature by the ERSB and is priced at $59.99. For more information, visit www.DOOM.com.



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2 Comments

  1. thewatcher1994 said:

    The cringe worthy thing from these “PRETENDOS” is that suddenly these “DUDEBRO GAMES” are “the most important games on the Nintendo Switch” when they were constantly bashing, condemning and dissing violent, non-family friendly FPS games like on PlayStation, Xbox and PC.
    What happened to the
    Suddenly they they are concerned about graphics, textures, fps and not “gameplay is king”.
    Pretendo hypocrisy at its peak.

    November 10, 2017
    • gareth said:

      That is an interesting comment. They have been saying the Wii U failed due to lack of third party support. My take is less old games and make a system that can run new releases on par with current systems.

      November 10, 2017

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