DOOM Eternal, the highly anticipated sequel to the fantastic 2016 DOOM reboot (and also the IGN First game for February), is heavily influenced by the 1997 Nintendo 64 entry, DOOM 64. In this month's ...

Doom 64 will have a brand new chapter along with a number of new features and improvements when it is released for modern platforms later this month. "Persistent players will have the opportunity to ...

Get the game as a pre-order bonus for Doom Eternal. Doom 64 originally launched back in 1997 for the Nintendo 64 which follows the events of the original Doom series. Overall, the game follows Doom ...

Due to limited access to Doom Eternal's multiplayer, we're taking extra time to finish our review to provide you the best possible assesment. In the meantime, check our first look at Doom 64 running ...

Doom 64 is back with a special re-release for the Nintendo Switch. It’s the first time the game has been available on a Nintendo console since 1997. Pete Hines, Bethesda Softworks senior vice ...

Nintendo has today confirmed that the DOOM 64 game, originally released on the Nintendo 64 way back in 1997, will be making its way to the modern Nintendo Switch handheld games console on November 22, ...

Dalton Cooper is the Managing Editor of GameRant. Dalton has been writing about video games professionally since 2011. Having written thousands of game reviews and articles over the course of his ...

Although DOOM Eternal is scheduled to release next week, it isn’t the only DOOM game coming out on March 20. A port of the classic DOOM 64 is headed to all modern consoles the same day and it will ...

DOOM, DOOM II, and DOOM 3 are now available on the PlayStation 4, but we could be getting another classic shooter for Sony’s console in the near future: DOOM 64. That’s at least according to PEGI, ...

Bethesda’s love affair with Nintendo continues as the game publisher announced that the retro classic Doom 64 is coming to the Nintendo Switch on November 22. Pete Hines, Bethesda’s head of marketing, ...

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