Doom 3 was scary in 2004, its legacy was cemented in a spiffy remaster a couple of years later, and chances are that it’ll be even more capable of ruining your pants when experienced via the extra FPS power of the PlayStation VR. Doom 3 VR hit shelves this week, and if you’re looking to score the game for the low price of nothing, then here’s your chance.

PlayStation has a brand new virtual reality headset on the way next year, but until it arrives there’s more than enough time and games to experience on the current PSVR hardware. In fact, there’s half a dozen games on the horizon as the PS Blog unveiled its 2021 slate of VR games to cast thine peepers towards. Here’s a round-up of everything that was announced yesterday.

We want to take a trip down the bloodiest lane of memories, soak up the carnage and revel in some of the most obscure trivia to ever be ripped and torn out of the various Doom games.So here we go, a list of trivia that you may or may not know about Doom, Easter eggs of devastation that you can memorise and whip out like a boomstick of knowledge at a party.

Like a perfectly timed jump scare cat in a horror movie, a new port of DOOM 3 came out of nowhere when Bethesda revealed that the classic trilogy would soon be on PS4, Xbox One and Nintendo Switch. While the pairing of DOOM uno and deux may be a mixed bag that is in need of some technical support beneath its surface, DOOM 3 on the other hand is still a superb slice of Martian horror some fifteen years after release especially now that I’m finally brave enough to tackle it.

If you purchase Doom 3 BFG on the Xbox 360 you are not going to want to install it, you will lose out on some great options

Doom 3 is being re-released, with a ton of extra content. Here's its launch trailer.

Doom 3 is being re-released, but it's not your average remake.

id Software has announced that they are going to be re-mastering Doom 3 and adding in some extra awesome levels