These trilogies are not just good; they helped redefine the whole first-person shooter genre in one way or another.

Matthew Mendisana is a journalist and writer with a passion for storytelling and a love for games and movies. That love carried him through college, while not letting his Autistic Spectrum hold him ...

The greatest level in the entire Doom series is still Phobos Lab. It doesn't have the gimmicks of a Doom 2 stage, the dark claustrophobia of Doom 3 and 64, or the speed and scale of Eternal and 2016's ...

Every one of id Software's modern Doom games is different. The 2016 reboot started it all with slick movement and glory kills. Eternal brought divisive platforming. And Doom The Dark Ages introduced ...

Doom Eternal was polarizing. Some liked its more directed combat loop, where certain enemies dictated which weapons and weapon mods you needed to put them down, while others balked at being told what ...

While most people primarily think of the movies, the Alien franchise has also had a significant presence in video games since the 1980s. That presence continues today, with more titles on the way.

Aliens (1990) is an arcade video game developed and published by Konami. The game is based on the 1986 movie Aliens. In this game, you experience a side-scrolling shooter where you have to fight off a ...

Written by Steve Perry and published by Bantam Spectra on September 1, 1992. The novel is approximately 278 pages and is the first in the trilogy. Wilks and Billie go on an expedition to a ...

With Doom: the Dark Ages launching on May 15, now is a perfect time to revisit the series--and another Id Software classic IP--through Humble's Id and Friends bundle of PC games. This collection ...

The wait was long, but there’s finally another “Doom” put out by the legendary Id Software. “Doom: The Dark Ages” does a great job of adding new mechanics to make it stand out among the trilogy, ...