The upcoming DOOM: The Dark Ages is expected to be available to play on multiple platforms from May 15, with id Software now focusing on the prequel storyline and how the Slayer and his comrades have to face the demon horde using an array of fresh arsenal at their disposal. While there is still almost a month remaining before the game arrives, why not prepare yourself with a limited edition Xbox Wireless Controller that is currently going for pre-order on Amazon for $79.99?
Xbox Series X and PC gamers are going to absolutely love this addition because the Xbox Wireless Controller – DOOM: The Dark Ages features a beautiful skin, along with customized ABXY buttons. The left trigger also features an orange color to immediately familiarize gamers that this specific button is bound to the Shield Saw, making it less confusing for those who will be picking up the Xbox Wireless Controller for the first time.
The release date of the controller is April 30, meaning that it is expected to arrive at your doorstep just in time for you to sync it to your Xbox Series X or PC and immerse yourself in DOOM: The Dark Ages. If you want to learn more about id Software’s latest installment, make sure to check out our preview and the efforts taken to deliver a new level of graphics fidelity that leverages virtualized geometry, impressive physics simulation, and ‘eye candy’ ray tracing at higher performance.
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