If you’re playing DOOM or DOOM 2 on your modern console, multiplayer is now available, along with a Dark Ages mod – before the real game is even released! The recent revival of classic DOOM and DOOM 2 for current gen systems has resulted in 4K resolution and 120FPS, alongRead More →
The PS5 might be one of the most innovative and impressive games consoles out today, but sometimes you just want to sit back and enjoy some retro classics. Before you go scouring the city for CRT TVs, Scart cables, and of course, retro consoles, you might want to consider takingRead More →
Playing retro PC games has never been easier than with the browser-based DOS_Deck tool.Read More →
A cool looking Android handheld for retro gaming and a bunch of retro game announcements, just for you… Barely an hour goes by without some new retro gaming news dropping into my inbox. It really is incredible that games and systems released up to 50 years ago are still generatingRead More →
“Boomer Shooter” is now a category on Steam. But what are boomer shooters? The first-person shooter (FPS) genre has come a long way since its first appeared in the 1990s. Evolving through squad-based experiences and sparawling world epics, FPS games now typically feature mature narratives, consideral immersion, and stunning graphics.Read More →
Big news about Worms Armageddon in our roundup of the latest retro games news, split by category: software, hardware, and merchandise. New and in-development retro games 25th anniversary of Worms Armageddon is being celebrated with a special release on current gen consoles, with bonus content. Star Runner is a newRead More →
Almost any Android phone, tablet, or TV can play DOOM. Here’s how to do it. Playing DOOM on Android might seem like something that shouldn’t work, but it does. After all, the 1993 classic from id Software has been proven to work on anything from a fridge to a LegoRead More →
A number of new DOOM releated releases have landed in the past few days, thanks to QuakeCon, which is taking place this weekend. First up, DOOM + DOOM 2 is a new collection with enhanced versions of the first two games. They’ve been ported to the KEX Engine (previously doneRead More →
We take a look at PsyDoom, an open-source backport of PlayStation Doom for Windows and Linux PCs (and it runs on Steam Deck).Read More →
DOOM by ID Software is an undisputed classic and responsible for countless FPS tropes we know today. Despite its status, my only real experience with the series is with Doom 2016, and this is the first time I’m giving the original a proper try. Thrown in at the deep endRead More →
