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Reacting to recent stories related to alleged Doom 4 screenshots, id's Matthew Hooper cleared up a few things. He tweeted that the leaked shots were not from Doom 4 and then he proceeded to tease fans, saying they will be very pleased when id actually shows what they have prepared for the long-awaited shooter sequel...

is Software gave us Rage. They didn't give us any hints about the next Doom game though. However, some tidbits have surfaced recently. Some alleged screenshots from Doom 4 appeared, along with the note saying the game is canceled. You can check out the images here...

Presumably, according to a source, id and Bethesda may be looking to push back Doom 4 indefinitely, as reported by Kotaku. The info supposedly emerged from a "company wide" meeting held in Dallas and the word is that Bethesda and parent company Zenimax made the decision to "indefinitely postpone" the development of Doom 4...

id Software has been preparing this one for ages and now it has arrived. We thought for a while about which platform to review this baby on and we eventually decided to give the PC edition a shot. After all, this is id we're talking about. Hm, boy, our hunch was exactly spot on, let me tell ya...

About Rage, dya try it out for the PC yet guys? I noticed some of you posting a few words about it on our FB page, but from what I gather, none of you complained about the graphical issues. I'm particularly interested in what NVIDIA graphics cards users have to say about Rage, since the word is that ATI GPU owners should have no worries. So, what's your take, folks?

id Software, mostly recognized for releasing well-polished games, didn't exactly live up to their name with their latest shooter Rage, which, according to many sources is swarming with grapihcal bugs and performance issues (as we've reported yesterday)...

The first wave of reviews for id Software's Rage has hit the web and while the console versions appear to be running smoothly, PC gamers are complaining about major graphical issues in the freshly launched shooter. The bugs appear to be no joke and are most apparent on systems with ATI graphics cards...

Looks like the release of Rage has been pushed back. So, instead of September 13, id Software's first-person shooter Rage is going to arrive on October 4 in the United States and October 7 in Europe and the United Kingdom - that's according to the game's official web site. Have nothing more to say on the subject. It's been delayed for a bit, so what?

There are video games and there are video games. Some are just fleeting moments we'll never go back to after the one playthrough, but others we remember for the rest of our lives. We just do. Same way with movies. It's a personal experience isn't it...

It seems like we've been waiting forever for id Software and Bethesda Softworks to release the highly anticipated shooter Rage. The game is going to showcase id's new technology and we're eager to see it in action. Rage's creative director, Tim Willits, confirmed in an interview published in OXM, that the single-player campaign will take 15 hours to finish...

Bethesda Softworks and Del Rey Books announced that they will publish a novel based on id's upcoming shooter Rage. The novel, which also carries the name "RAGE," will be written by author and game writer Matt Costello and is scheduled for release on August 30, 2011...

Yes, this new trailer takes us through the world of id's post-apocalyptic shooter, Rage, which is slated to come out on September 13, 2011: VIDEO: Rage_Untr.flv

If you had your heart set on trying a playable demo of id Software's shooter Rage before it hits the market, well, we're sorry to disappoint you but it seems that such an endeavor is not on the developer's current agenda. "It's something we look at for every game and we do it where possible and where appropriate," Bethesda PR VP Pete Hines said...

id and Bethesda confirmed that Rage, the promising new shooter featuring id's new Tech 5 engine, is going to hit stores in North America on September 13, 2011 for PC, Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3. Gamers in Europe will be able to purchase the game on September 15...

The QuakeCon 2010 kicked off yesterday and, pretty much like last year, many visitors were disappointed that id Software once again won't be showing Doom 4 (despite last year's promise that the shooter was, in fact, going to be displayed during the 2010 event)...