DOOM 64 - 1997 Nintendo 64 cult classic is coming to modern platforms!

Taking us completely by surprise as usually we follow SGtMarkIV's 'Brutal Doom 64' ; a mod which took the original N64 game, put it through a bloody enhanced blender and made it available for the PC. As we've just been told by a good friend of ours on Facebook, Bethesda has announced the 1997 Nintendo 64 cult classic DOOM 64, will be coming to modern platforms as from 03.20.2020 on Xbox One, PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch and PC. - DOOM 64 is available for free if you pre-order DOOM Eternal.

Brutal Doom 64 Update 1 - SGtMarkIV's enhanced Doom 64 gets a big update

Last month we gave everyone the heads up for SGtMarkIV's ' Brutal Doom 64 ', which took the original N64 game, put it through a bloody enhanced blender and made it available for the PC. It had all new special effects, particles, lightning and... basically the list was endless. But the creator wasn't finished with his overhauled work, as today out of the blue he released Brutal Doom 64 Update 1, which has new sounds such as new firing sounds for the pistol, added hitboxes for Zombies and Imps, better textures re-imported all textures from D64 Absolution in .png format, better lens flares on lamps and further improvements listed in the latest trailer featured below.

Brutal Doom 64 - Enhanced Doom 64 gets new alpha footage!

Throughout last year and into this one, we've been featuring many of SGtMarkIV's release updates for Brutal Doom, which as we said before was pretty much the bloodiest Doom mod we've come across, with more gibs and guts than you could ever need in a first person shooter. But now after some hinting, the same creator has moved onto ' Brutal Doom 64 ', which according to SGt, "revitalizes the old Doom 64 with new special effects, particles, lightning, gore, new sounds, more weapon animations (shotgun reloads, smoother minigun barrels, etc.) and monsters and stuff cut from the original Nintendo 64 version". To coincide with this news, a new alpha footage tease has been released, and from what we've seen looks rather good!