DOOM: The Dark Ages, Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, South of Midnight and a mysterious fourth announcement are confirmed for the showcase.
id Software's hotly-anticipated first-person shooter will also support DLSS Ray Reconstruction and be playable on GeForce NOW.
The 2020 remaster of the Nintendo 64 classic features improved visuals and a brand-new campaign to link it with DOOM (2016).
The company has Fable, The Outer Worlds 2, Avowed, DOOM: The Dark Ages, South of Midnight, and Towerborne officially lined up for next year thus far.
A leaker has claimed that the first-person shooter is targeting a release date, and will be showcased at Microsoft's alleged Developer Direct presentation in January.
Currently, Microsoft has officially dated Avowed, South of Midnight, Fable, and DOOM: The Dark Ages for 2025, none of which have been delayed, an insider claims.
The "enhanced edition" of id Software's acclaimed shooters is well worth playing for the mod support and the new Legacy of Rust campaign.
Available free for current owners, these include 25 new Deathmatch maps, crossplay, mod support, 4K/120 FPS support, remixed soundtracks, and more.
DOOM: The Dark Ages creative director Hugo Martin talks about combat, demons, and the chainsaw shield.
The Doom Slayer ventures through a medieval world, armed with a double-barreled shotgun, shield and flail to smite demons.
A prominent leaker has claimed that the rumoured new DOOM game will be announced at the Xbox Games Showcase as a fully multiplatform title.
Developed for almost four years under the placeholder name "DOOM Year Zero," it allegedly occurs in a "medieval-inspired Doom world."
Microsoft has officially confirmed that four (currently unspecified) games will be coming to rival platforms, but more could also be in consideration.
Maximum FPS is capped at 1000 to prevent engine anomalies, and the Berserker's attacks should be much easier to deal with.
The enhanced version of id Software's classic FPS looks and feels better than ever, making it a must-play title for first-person shooter fans.
The remaster retails for $9.99 and includes the base game and its mission packs, Quake 2 64 and the new Call of the Machine expansion.
Leaks continue to claim that a remaster of the classic first person shooter will be announced and shadow-dropped at QuakeCon later today.
While rumours about a remaster for Quake 2 have been swirling since June, Bethesda is yet to make an official announcement, and is likely waiting for QuakeCon.
A remastered version of the classic first person shooter has been rated by the Game Rating and Administration Committee of Korea.
Bethesda's Todd Howard says, "We redid the combat ourselves, and it's feeling great. But id has helped us really more on the graphics side.”
