DOOM for the Nintendo Switch is coming November 10

Doom

Although Wolfestein 3D was the first popular first-person shooter, it wasn't until the launch of DOOM that these types of games became a favorite with millions of users. DOOM was created by John Carmak and John Romero came onto the market in 1993 from ID Software and put us in the shoes of a marine who he had been trapped in a military facility where tests were being carried out.

Some tests that ended with the death of all the personnel and the opening the gates of hell. Since the first version, which was only available for PC, this game has been reaching all platforms on the market. The last to which it will be the Nintendo Switch and will be next November 10.

A few weeks ago, Nintendo held an event in which it announced the next releases for this console. Of all of them, the one that attracted the most attention was the classic DOOM. The Japanese company has just officially confirmed the launch through your Twitter account, scheduled for November 10, so there are less than a month to get back into the skin of the marine escaping from the facilities.

For all users who may be reluctant, keep in mind that this version of DOOM for the Nintendo Switch is not a simple port, but has been specially designed for the console to be able to take full advantage of the specifications of Nintendo's latest bet. At the moment we do not know the price at which it will hit the market. Nor do we know if it will only be done through the online store or it will also be available in physical format. As the submission date approaches, we will publish more details.


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