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i'm just waiting until "DOOM: Eternal" inches closer to release date, so I can play them all at once
Funny thing is, it's much closer to being a spiritual successor to Half-Life than Half-Life 2 was.
I love Quake 4 for the same reason, which is an unpopular opinion.
In a way, I believe Raven tried to bring back some of that legacy with Singularity, and although I enjoyed that game for its lore, story and adventure, it wasn't just that kind of shooter
P.S. don't get me started on what kind of PC I was playing Doom 3 on back in the day)
The thing almost melted my GPU on minimum settings