Hasta La Gadget!

All right listen up you primitive screwheads, this is my boomstick t-shirt! It has two short sleeves, a single hole for your head and another for your torso. Jimiyo’s top-of-the-line.You can find this on Yetee for the next 24 hours or on Red Bubble for as long as Jimiyo wants it to be there.

That’s right, this sweet baby is a mashup of the groundbreaking FPS Doom and the mind-breaking movie Army of Darkness, which gave birth to a classic line, and eventually this t-shirt design. And this post.

Retails for about $11 (USD) on Yetee and about $24 on Red Bubble. It’s got the Doom logo on it but it says “Boom” instead, a silhouette of Ashley Williams and some disembodied hands. That’s right. Shop Red Bubble. Shop R-Bubbz. Ya got that?!

[via Gamefreaks & TV Tropes]

id Software is practically an institution by itself, and that is definitely not surprising due to the legion of fans that follow John Carmack. It was confirmed last August by Carmack himself that Doom 4 was in development, although back then, that was all we knew about it, without any additional details shared. Ever since then, however, there was nothing else which was leaked or shared about Doom 4, but it seemed that one thing is for sure – Doom 4 will be headed to next generation gaming consoles and machines, as this was done so that the game itself will be able to live up to the expectations of gamers.

In a recent interview, Bethesda’s vice president of marketing and public relations, Pete Hines, shared, “An earlier version of Doom 4 did not exhibit the quality and excitement that Id and Bethesda intend to deliver and that Doom fans worldwide expect. As a result, Id refocused its efforts on a new version of Doom 4 that promises to meet the very high expectations everyone has for this game and this franchise. When we’re ready to talk about the Doom 4 Id is making, we will let folks know.”

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This news is likely to be a bit disappointing to some Oculus Rift backers. Project supporters were set to be rewarded with a copy of Doom 3: BFG Edition, which was to arrive bundled with each development kit. Unfortunately, it turns out that the device won’t support the game at launch, so the team is offering some alternative compensation instead. You can opt for a $20 Steam Wallet credit, $25 Oculus Store credit or a full refund of your original pledge, if you so desire. Log in to make your pick by April 5th — if you miss that deadline, you’ll automatically receive the $25 credit to the Oculus Store. Kickstarter backers can hit up the source link to make their pick.

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Via: GameSpot

Source: Oculus Rift (Kickstarter), Oculus VR (compensation selection)

This. Is. MADNESS. Watch Deviant Art user Elemental79 converting a 320 x 240 pixel screenshot from Doom—the legendary 1993 game that made first person shooters popular—into a stunning 9,600 x 7,211 image complete with textures, lighting and 3D effects using Photoshop. It’s absolutely nuts. More »