Cryoakira's preview video of the sequel to DOOM made such an impression on us that we decided to give the 2016 reboot a second chance. We must confess that back when it was released, we only took the time to record some PC and PS4 gameplay footage before moving on to other games. That's why we're back on the first episode today, in 4K this time! Also, because PC gamers always tend to believe the franchise can only be enjoyed with a mouse and keyboard, we tried our best to show that playing with a gamepad can still be pretty dynamic. Don't get us wrong, we know a mouse will always be more precise and we don't mean to show off our average skills with a controller expecting to blow your minds, but we'd like to believe it still looks fast paced enough, right?

The Switch's continues to grow for our pleasure and it is not necessarily Nintendo games only, the proof with Bethesda which delivers us a quite nice portage of DOOM. To end the weekend gently, here are two videos.

After our solo campaign videos of DOOM, we offer you today PC multiplayer videos in three different game modes, in 1440p and 60 frames per second.

You probably all know that Bethesda only sent DOOM to the press yesterday, which is why we cannot really tell you what we think about the game although it's already been released. Having only played the early levels of the adventure on PS4 and PC, it's hard to be sure the campaign will deliver until the very end. That being said, it can't be denied that the gameplay works perfectly well with a gamepad on consoles. Miguel captured some 1440p/5.1 PC footage with the mouse and keyboard, but we also have 4 PS4 videos to show you some gamepad action. We played for a bit less than an hour and we had a lot of fun, but we wonder if the 15-hour-long campaign (say the developers) is not going to feel a bit tedious in the end for such a fast and manic shooter. Provided the game throws new types and enemies at us with new weapons until the end, it might very well be the case. If not, then it could potentially harm some of the fun, leaving the player with the feeling that the campaign should not have been stretched out that much.

Here is the launch trailer of Doom_3000_en.html">Doom in good quality. The title from Bethesda and id Software will launch next week. You will also find inside the live action trailer Fight Like Hell that we managed to get in a very good quality.
Update: 50Mbps proper English/ESRB version added.

Ahead of the upcoming closed beta that will run from March 31 to April 3, here is the new multiplayer trailer of DOOM. The game will launch worldwide on May 13th.

Here are four new screenshots of DOOM. You can read about what the game will bring when it releases on May 13th here and there.

We're a week late but here's finally in good quality the campaign trailer of Bethesda's upcoming FPS. DOOM will release worldwide on May 13th for PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.

Bethesda has unveiled the worldwide release date of DOOM: May 13th 2016. Two new screenshots, there's a new gameplay trailer but unavailable outside Youtube. We'll try to get it in high quality for you but no promsises as Bethesda seem to have ditched HQ videos for the press.

Bethesda has shared these new screens of DOOM along the news announcing that this year's QuakeCon attendees will be able to go hands on with the title's pre-alpha multiplayer. Some players from the Wolfenstein Beta pool will also be selected in the following months for the alpha while the beta will hit next year.