Doom Gameplay Footage To Debut At E3 This Year

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Bethesda will reveal the first in-game footage of the new Doom during their E3 press conference this year, the publisher announced today.

 

The Bethesda conference will take place on Sunday, June 14th at 7 pm PST. Bethesda announced the reveal with a bit of teaser footage, which you can watch above.

 

Doom was originally in development as “Doom 4” at Id Software. In 2013, reports surfaced of the game facing troubled development. Then, in 2014, Doom 4 was re-revealed under its new title of just “Doom”.


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