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Rumor: la querida exclusiva de Nintendo 64 llegará a las consolas modernas

Autor : Gabriella Actualizar : Jan 07,2025

La posible llegada de Doom 64 a las consolas PlayStation 5 y Xbox Series X se insinúa en una reciente actualización de clasificación de la ESRB. Si bien Bethesda e id Software permanecen en silencio, esta calificación actualizada sugiere firmemente un lanzamiento inminente.

El clásico de Nintendo 64 de 1997, posteriormente portado a PS4 y Xbox One en 2020 con mejoras y un nuevo capítulo, pronto podría ver una iteración de la generación actual. La lista de la ESRB para las versiones de PS5 y Xbox Series X/S es un fuerte indicador, ya que estas presentaciones generalmente preceden al lanzamiento de un juego. Casos pasados, como la filtración del relanzamiento del gato Félix, respaldan esto.

Si bien no se menciona explícitamente un port para PC, la versión 2020 incluyó una versión de Steam y las comunidades de modding ya ofrecen experiencias de Doom 64 en PC. La historia de lanzamientos sorpresa de Bethesda alimenta aún más las especulaciones sobre un lanzamiento similar para Doom 64.

Mirando más allá de Doom 64, 2025 promete otra entrada emocionante: Doom: The Dark Ages. Se espera que este título reciba una fecha de lanzamiento oficial en enero, pero probablemente se lanzará en algún momento del próximo año. Lanzar versiones actualizadas de títulos clásicos de Doom podría ser un movimiento estratégico por parte de Bethesda, generando anticipación para la próxima entrega principal.

Puntos clave:

La clasificación ESRB actualizada sugiere que se acerca el lanzamiento de Doom 64 para PS5 y Xbox Series X/S.
Aún no hay ningún anuncio oficial de Bethesda o id Software.
Un lanzamiento para PC sigue siendo posible, dado el lanzamiento de Steam del puerto 2020 y las modificaciones para PC existentes.
Se anticipa que Doom: The Dark Ages se lanzará en 2025.

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