Doom Resurrection Hits iPhone

Doom Resurrection Hits iPhone

Ranga14 by Ranga14 on Jul 10, 2009 @ 02:59 PM (Staff Bios)
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Doom Resurrection Hits iPhone

ID Software, developers of the famous Doom franchise have recently released "Doom Resurrection" exclusively for the Apple iPhone, an actual continuation of the Doom 3 PC game, adding a new story. Below are details of the game and its story;

Immerse yourself in the first person experience that takes your iPhone or iPod Touch beyond previously imagined limits. Introducing DOOM Resurrection, a brand new, technologically advanced, heart-pounding chapter in the legendary DOOM Saga!

Scientists on a remote research facility on Mars have lost control of their experiment and all Hell has broken loose. As the last surviving marine, you must defeat the intruders and help the remaining scientists unravel the mystery of what happened and more importantly, figure out how to stop it. You must succeed! The future of Earth depends on it!


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To read more and get the game, go to their site here;
https://www.idsoftware.com/doom-resurrection/

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