DOOM - Nintendo Switch Edition

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Top Critic Average

71%

Critics Recommend

Game Informer
8 / 10
GameSpot
7 / 10
Hardcore Gamer
4 / 5
Nintendo Life
8 / 10
God is a Geek
7.5 / 10
Forbes
8 / 10
IGN Spain
7.5 / 10
Destructoid
8 / 10
Creators: Bethesda Softworks, id Software
Release Date: Nov 10, 2017 - Nintendo Switch
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DOOM - Nintendo Switch Edition Trailers

DOOM on Nintendo Switch – id Software Developer Interview thumbnail

DOOM on Nintendo Switch – id Software Developer Interview

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DOOM - Nintendo Switch Announcement Trailer


DOOM - Nintendo Switch Edition Screenshots

Critic Reviews for DOOM - Nintendo Switch Edition

One year after release, Doom's campaign is still one of the generation's best

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Doom remains a blast to play on Switch despite some persistent performance issues.

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It's clear, beyond the obvious limitation with resolution and frame-rate, that DOOM for Switch has had to make some restrictions.

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While it's perhaps not as polished as it is on other formats, having DOOM in portable form is a revelation, and developer Panic Button deserves high praise for porting over id Software's classic title so brilliantly.

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Almost everything I wanted out of the port, but it is only worth picking up if you plan on playing handheld only.

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While it's fantastic to have a shooter out on the Switch at last, I still prefer my PC version.

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Doom arrives to Nintendo Switch with lots of blood, the same experience we lived in PS4, Xbox One & PC, and an important graphics-downgrade in order to make it fin in the tiny portable/hybrid Nintendo Switch console.

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Bethesda did it -- they ported Doom to a Nintendo console. It might not be the prettiest version, but it works, and it was enough to get me to play it all over again. Nintendo learned a lot from its failure on the Wii U, and its ability to welcome in more mature games on the system is something it hasn't done in quite a while. It's a message for all the prospective first and third parties alike -- keep doing it.

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