The Doom franchise is well-known for its over-the-top brutality with its best catchphrase not originating in the games but a totally different medium.

The Doom franchise has some of the most iconic and memorable bosses in gaming history. Here are the ones that stand out the ...

TL;DR: Doom: The Dark Ages introduces a Lovecraft ... and even a sword-wielding cyberdemon with wings. id highlighted the new area in a trailer (see above) and also revealed the Reavershot ...

The video also showcased enemies like the Revenant, Cyberdemon, and various others enemies. Doom: The Dark Ages is a first-person shooter game that serves as a prequel to 2016's Doom and 2020's ...

The short episode features Doom Slayer traveling to a pocket of Hell to stop a Cyberdemon from building up an army. On Mars, UAC is harnessing Hell’s ressources to solve Earth’s energy crisis.

As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases. TweakTown may also earn commissions from other affiliate partners at no extra cost to you. TL;DR: A leaker suggests DOOM: The Dark Ages ...

Case in point: you can run Doom on it. A few days after describing how it was possible to load custom firmware on a Nintendo Alarmo, GaryOderNichts shared a video showing Doom running on the alarm ...

The Nintendo Sound Clock: Alarmo - Nintendo's quirky (and arguably overpriced) way to help you leap out of bed in the morning - is the latest bit of hardware to pass the 'can it run Doom' test.

The first step on this path is, inevitably, forcing the device to run Doom. Unfortunately, it doesn’t try to wake up your neighbors every time you slay a demon, at least not yet. Reverse ...

Gary said it’s “possible to load the shareware version of Doom entirely from USB, without modifying the Alarmo.” And they’ve put the software and instructions for running it on Github ...

If a device exists, you can almost guarantee someone has put Doom on it, and that's exactly what's happened with the Nintendo Alarmo. Nintendo baffled the world last month when it revealed a new ...

Four more SNES games have arrived on Switch for Nintendo Switch Online subscribers. Once again, though, Japanese subscribers have received different releases to America, UK, and Europe.