 Doom 4 dev: 3D needs more time [27. Aug. 2010 - 09:56] |
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Legendary first-person shooter developer id Software says gamers will have to wait before 3D gaming will have any serious impact on the industry.
The Doom 4 and Rage developer said the price of 3D tellys will have to come down before it makes sense for videogame companies to invest in the tech. Read more |
| id Software Passed on Doom for the Wii [17. Aug. 2010 - 03:52] |
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This week saw the annual event that is QuakeCon. 2010 proved to be a hit show with attendees, although some disappointments came with the no-showing of Doom 4.
Unfortunately, the game is not quite ready for it's debut, according to id Software president, Todd Hollenshead. More interesting points where brought up, during the event though, in regards to id Software's relationship with Nintendo's consoles. Read more |
| Doom 4 Engine Only For Bethesda Games, Says id [12. Aug. 2010 - 09:30] |
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Don't expect id Tech 5 to be next big thing in middleware, as id says it's keeping that particular toy to itself.
Speaking at QuakeCon in Dallas today, id boss Todd Hollenshead said that the engine powering Rage and Doom 4, id Tech 5, would not be licensed out as middleware, but would instead be kept within the ZeniMax family, which id became a part of last year. Read more |
| id quiet on Doom 4 [ 4. May. 2010 - 11:38] |
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Doom 4, in development at legendary FPS developer id Software, is currently without a release date, but it was brought back into the limelight when lead designer Tim Willits promised a 'faster turnaround' on its games.
id, the inventor of the first-person shooter genre, is famous for taking what feels like an age - at least to its fans - to get its internally developed games out the door. The last id-developed triple-A game was Doom 3, released in 2004. Read more |
| Doom 4 with Monsters, Zombies and Deadly Ghosts [ 2. Apr. 2010 - 05:34] |
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Doom 4 again entering with Monsters, Zombies and Deadly Ghosts to fight.
The year 1993 saw the upcoming of the first person shooter games and the first one to popularize this style of gaming was Doom.
It was estimated that approximately 10 million people were playing Doom. This was a big opening for ID Software and after that, there was no turning back. They kept on making hits after hits with Doom sequels and numerous expansion packs.
After all their success, ID Software is back with Doom 4 to all the Console players. This fourth installment's production was announced on 2008 at the QuakeCon event Mr John Carmack the founder has assured to take the game in to a next level. So brace your self for the pain which is expected to be released on 1st May 2010. Read more |
| New Doom 3 Multiplayer Map! [19. Feb. 2010 - 09:46] |
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A remake of the classic multiplayer map called "Arena Gate" from Quake III Arena created by abyse and Ripley.
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| id Software Nuking Ports from Android Market [16. Dec. 2009 - 03:31] |
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id Software Nuking Ports from Android Market. id Software is crying DCMA on ports of Doom, Quake, and Wolfenstein loaded on the Android Market.
id Software and its new-found parent company ZeniMax Media announced today that they are filing a Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) complaint against developers providing ports of classic id titles on the Android Market.
There are eleven applications in question, including Android versions of Doom, Quake, Wolfenstein, and another non-gaming app called Doom Soundboard. Read more |
| ZeniMax swipes Rage rights from EA [15. Dec. 2009 - 05:08] |
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Bethesda to publish upcoming id Software shooter
ZeniMax Media has won the rights to publish Rage, the anticipated first-person shooter currently in development at id Software. Read more |
| Rage is a True PC Game! [13. Dec. 2009 - 12:32] |
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id's Tim Willits assures PC gamers that Rage won't just be a port of a console game.
In a interview over on NowGamer, id Software's creative director Tim Willits tries to allay PC gamers' fears that id's upcoming racer/shooter Rage will not "feel like a true PC game, [but] a PC port of a console game." Read more |
| id releases Doom Classic for iPhone [ 2. Nov. 2009 - 22:08] |
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id Software has released Doom Classic for the iPhone and iPod touch. A new version of the company's signature first-person shooter, the app recreates all of the original game's episodes, as well as the later fourth episode, Thy Flesh Consumed. Also brought back are the original gameplay mechanics, here controlled through one of three different schemes. Read more |
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