Anyone who owns the original 1993 Doom or Doom II on digital PC storefronts, Nintendo Switch, Xbox, or PlayStation should check for a major update released by.
What just happened? Nightdive Studios, MachineGames, and id Software have kicked off another QuakeCon by revisiting classic first-person shooters. This year, the trio collaborated to introduce performance improvements, new features, and additional content for the first two Doom games. The update is free for all owners of either title on modern platforms.
Anyone who owns the original 1993 Doom or Doom II on digital PC storefronts, Nintendo Switch, Xbox, or PlayStation should check for a major update released by id Software this week. The company has rewritten the modern ports of these two iconic FPS games, adding new features and levels.
The two classic Doom games, along with Master Levels of Doom II and Final Doom, have been delisted from all storefronts and replaced with a single package titled “Doom + Doom II”, which consolidates their content.
