Bethesda launched a new DRM-free line of offerings on GOG today, including The Ultimate Doom, Doom II, Final Doom, Quake, and more. Special bundles are on sale for 33% off during the next week, including the Retro id Software Shooters Bundle, which includes four classic id Software games for US $17.31.
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[[Bethesda]] launched a new DRM-free line of offerings on GOG today, including ''[[The Ultimate Doom]]'', ''[[Doom II]]'', ''[[Final Doom]]'', ''[[Quake]]'', and more. Special bundles are on sale for 33% off during the next week, including the [http://www.gog.com/promo/bethesda_launch_id_software_bundle_260815 Retro id Software Shooters Bundle], which includes four classic [[id Software]] games for US $17.31. | [[Bethesda]] launched a new DRM-free line of offerings on GOG today, including ''[[The Ultimate Doom]]'', ''[[Doom II]]'', ''[[Final Doom]]'', ''[[Quake]]'', and more. Special bundles are on sale for 33% off during the next week, including the [http://www.gog.com/promo/bethesda_launch_id_software_bundle_260815 Retro id Software Shooters Bundle], which includes four classic [[id Software]] games for US $17.31. | ||
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| − | + | [http://www.escalation.com/ Escalation Studios] announced via [https://twitter.com/escalation/status/633720751808475137 tweet] on August 19 that the independent development studio has been brought on board by [[id Software]] to assist in further development of the [[Doom (2016)]] SnapMap built-in editor feature. Originally announced at {{wp|Electronic Entertainment Expo 2015|E3 2015}}, it has been referred to by various media sources as part of a new [[Bethesda|Bethesda.net]] social platform for mod sharing. Bethesda's Pete Hines and id Software's [[Marty Stratton]] have issued conflicting statements on whether or not modding capabilities beyond SnapMap will become available in the future, or if SnapMap's capabilities will extend beyond fastening together developer-provided prefabs. | |
| − | [http://www.escalation.com/ Escalation Studios] announced via [https://twitter.com/escalation/status/633720751808475137 tweet] on August 19 that the independent development studio has been brought on board by [[id Software]] to assist in further development of the [[Doom (2016)]] SnapMap built-in editor feature. Originally announced at {{wp|Electronic Entertainment Expo 2015|E3 2015}}, it has been referred to by various media sources as part of a new [[Bethesda|Bethesda.net]] social platform for mod sharing. Bethesda's Pete Hines and id Software's Marty Stratton have issued conflicting statements on whether or not modding capabilities beyond SnapMap will become available in the future, or if SnapMap's capabilities will extend beyond fastening together developer-provided prefabs. | ||
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 Escalation Studios announced via tweet on August 19 that the independent development studio has been brought on board by id Software to assist in further development of the Doom (2016) SnapMap built-in editor feature. Originally announced at E3 2015, it has been referred to by various media sources as part of a new Bethesda.net social platform for mod sharing. Bethesda's Pete Hines and id Software's Marty Stratton have issued conflicting statements on whether or not modding capabilities beyond SnapMap will become available in the future, or if SnapMap's capabilities will extend beyond fastening together developer-provided prefabs. |
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Welcome to the new DoomWiki.org news board, where any user of the Doom Wiki can become an amateur gaming journalist and write news stories on current events in the community and the gaming industry. Visit the proper subpage of the main news board to find news for the current month (such as News board/August 2015), and author your content there following the available examples. This page will be archived on a monthly basis. |
