As per the listing, the collection is going to have one additional game that the PS4 and Xbox One releases of the compilation did not have- namely, DOOM 64, which got ported to modern consoles in early 2020. In addition to that, the package will also supposedly include DOOM, DOOM 2, DOOM 3, and DOOM (2016). Its release date is mentioned as September 2 on the Best Buy page, at a price of $49.99.

An official announcement for this collection’s Switch version hasn’t yet been made by either id Software or Bethesda, but with QuakeCon 2021 kicking off imminently, it’s possible that we’ll be hearing something about this very soon. Either way, stay tuned, and we’ll keep you updated on any new details that come our way.

Bethesda recently announced QuakeCon 2021, kicking off on August 19, and during the show, a special panel celebrating Quake’s 25th anniversary is being held, and will be attended by developers from both id Software and MachineGames. And it seems that a big announcement is going to be made as well.

The official QuakeCon website’s schedule initially also included a description for the Quake panel (via Xbox Era). That description has since been changed, but it originally suggested that a new Quake game is going to be announced soon.

The description read: “Quake is back, in this special stream John Linneman from Digital Foundry talks to Jerk Gustafsson of MachineGames about the title’s iconic legacy and what it meant to both of them. The pair will also discuss the additional content MachineGames have contributed to this revitalized edition.”

It remains to be seen exactly what is meant by “revitalized edition”- an updated version of Quake Champions, or a completely new game altogether? Either way, it looks like we’ll learn soon enough, so stay tuned to GamingBolt for all the latest updates.

At 3 PM ET, the Fallout 76 development team will provide a closer look at Fallout Worlds, the upcoming revamp of Private Worlds. After this, ZeniMax Online Studios’ Matt Firor and Rich Lambert shall discuss The Elder Scrolls Online at 3:30 PM ET. Of course, there’s also going to be a discussion with the creators behind The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim at 4 PM ET to discuss the game’s opening moments.

Stratton returns at 4:30 PM ET with Hugo Martin to provide a studio update for DOOM Eternal. The developer will likely discuss the upcoming Horde Mode (which replaces the cancelled Invasion Mode). In the meantime, a QuakeCon 2021 sale is live across multiple storefronts, offering discounts on numerous Bethesda titles including DOOM Eternal, Dishonored 2 and Fallout 76. Stay tuned for more details from QuakeCon 2021 when it airs live next week.

Bethesda Softworks has announced that return of QuakeCon with this year’s event taking place on August 19th to 21st. However, it will be a digital-only event to maintain the “continued safety of our staff, the volunteers, and the community.” Last year’s show was also digital-only due to the COVID-19 pandemic, which remains a concern.

More details on the show like giveaways, the lineup and more will be revealed in June. In terms of new announcements, it should be interesting to see what’s in store. DOOM Eternal’s The Ancient Gods – Part 2 released recently, rounded out the current expansion pass and the base game’s story.

However, the first person shooter will be receiving more updates this year and creative director Hugo Martin has expressed interest in having a playable female Slayer. Perhaps we’ll learn more about DOOM Eternal’s Xbox Series X/S and PS5 update, which are still in the works, and a release date for the expansions on Nintendo Switch. Stay tuned for more details in the meantime.