RAGE 2 is currently in development in association with Avalanche Studios, the team that brought you both the Just Cause series and the Mad Max open world title. The most recent trailer gives us a look at new mutants, tribes, gangs, and some massive guns in this post-apocalyptic title.
[Credits: Bethesda/id Software]
It’s not uncommon for online retailer listings to begin preparing for E3 and major game events with preparing SKU and placeholders for upcoming titles, however, Bethesda wasn’t all-to-amused when Wal-Mart Canada accidentally leaked the highly anticipated sequel to id Software’s RAGE.
Taking place from August 9, 2018, until August 12, 2018, at the Gaylord Texan Resort and Convention Center. Celebrating the 23rd year, Bethesda, id Software, and exhibitors have a weekend full of fun planned for those attending including possible upcoming game reveals, exclusive giveaways, and even some surprising announcements. Also, you can adopt puppies and dogs. Also, Swag. There will be Swag Bags.
The most quintessential villain to the Quake franchise has finally entered the fray with today’s update for Quake Champions, which sees the entry of the hero and his accompanying map – Awoken.
[Credits: id Software]
It’s no surprise that Bethesda takes a lot of pride in the work their developers do. They’ve provided us with some of the most unusual and enjoyable masterpieces on the modern day market. As part of their goal to make some of the best looking games that offer us experiences and stories unlike any other, Bethesda and the developers under their umbrella have had their work cut out for them over the past few years.
[Credits: id Software/Bethesda]
Pros:
+Handles extremely well on the Nintendo Switch, allowing for intuitive control schemes to work
+Frame rate and resolutions are quite impressive feats on the Nintendo Switch
+Multiplayer works quite well, connection stability is comparable to both PC and console versions
Cons:
-Being able to enlarge the UI while playing would be quite the welcome sight while in handheld mode
It’s hard to imagine that after 20 years, id’s magnum opus would finally make way to a Nintendo device. The company, Nintendo that is, has been stiff about the type of games they want on their devices, opting for more family-friendly games versus adult-focused titles that bask in the glory of ultra-violence and blood-filled delight as enemies are splattered across a room after being hit with a BFG 9000.
It’s no strange fact that games are getting enhanced for PlayStation 4 Pro and Xbox One X as of late. Each coming with a range of features including 4K gameplay, faster framerates and even features such as supersampling, which allows for some of the best visuals to date. However, there’s no secret that DOOM isn’t already a beautiful game. Actually, it’s probably one of the 25 most detailed video games of this generation (Via App Trigger).
Since the launch of Quake Champions in Early Access, renowned developed id Software has been hard at work improving the game, implementing new features, and adding new content when presented with a chance to do so. This Thursday, Dec 14, Quake Champions will receive what could easily be considered one of the largest updates for players to download.
Today, during a new id Software developer video that was released by Nintendo, DOOM‘s creative director Hugo Martin and executive producer Marty Stratton sat down to discuss the many features that fans will enjoy with DOOM on the Nintendo Switch.