The rest of the trailer is interspersed with first-person footage showing off the various weapons, like the tossable shield and what is basically a BFG crossbow. The whole thing ends with the ...

The trailer lasts about 3 minutes and builds on the reveal trailer showcasing more of the epic-ness of DOOM: The Dark Ages complete with brutal melee combat, many, many enemies being torn apart and ...

to its Pacific Rim-rocking skyscraper-sized beatdowns and its dazzling dragon-riding dogfights, the team behind Doom: The Dark Ages is seemingly throwing everything but Hell’s kitchen sink into ...

The Mecha Dragon is relatively agile, locking on to stationary enemies and swivelling around that point to dodge incoming fire. In contrast to both this and Doom: The Dark Ages' non-mech assisted ...

As has been the case with most recent Xbox first-party releases, next month's DOOM: The Dark Ages can be played early via a 'Premium Upgrade' DLC pack - and this add-on actually contains quite a bit ...

On April 16, Xbox announced a new, limited-edition $80 Doom controller that is available now until it sells out. The controller is designed to look like the Doom Slayer’s armor, complete with some ...

The dragon, meanwhile, is fast and agile ... but to satisfy my curiosity. Is Doom: The Dark Ages a good late-2000s FPS campaign or a messy one? Matt Purslow is IGN's Senior Features Editor.

Doom: The Dark Ages is easily one of the most highly-anticipated new game releases of the year. Doom: The Dark Ages previews ...

This includes an awesome new controller, which is inspired by the Doom Slayer's armour. Priced at £74.99, the new Doom ...

Doom: The Dark Ages isn’t just a prequel—it’s a reinvention ... Whether you’re in it for the lore, the spectacle, or the dragon-mounted demon carnage, this is one hellride you won ...

Doom: The Dark Ages looks like a game that wants to have ... Speaking of bigger-scale battles, the Slayer also gets to ride a dragon. A different part of the demo introduced a much grander arena ...

The next action-packed FPS in the vaunted Doom franchise slows down the pace for a different flavor of gothic carnage.