Sadly, a new game from Doom's co-creators is not happening
The co-creators of Doom still seem to be on good terms, but they're knocking down any whiff of a new game from the pair.
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The co-creators of Doom still seem to be on good terms, but they're knocking down any whiff of a new game from the pair.
Fans wondered if the Doom co-creators might get back together after a quote from Carmack appeared on the back of Romero's new book, Doom Guy: Life in First Person.
Doom and Wolfenstein dev John Romero says he “supports” a remake of Daikatana, while also discussing his Unreal Engine 5 FPS and relationship with John Carmack.
John Romero's autobiography 'Doom Guy: Life in First Person' isn't just a must-read for fans–it's arguably the best non-fiction gaming book out there.
Thirty years after “Doom” ushered in a new era of gaming, John Romero reflects on his career in an autobiography that examines his successes, failures, and hatred of “Myst.”