Here’s two hours of Doom Eternal footage, courtesy of…T-Pain
Doom Eternal may have been delayed for us mere mortals. But if you’re rap royalty, you can already get your hands on a pre-release of the game.
And so, courtesy of producer and rapper extraordinaire T-Pain, he who popularised the use of autotune in modern pop music, we’ve got two hours of in-game footage of Doom Eternal to enjoy.
Check it out in the Twitch stream embedded below:
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The majority of the video focuses on areas we’ve already seen in Doom Eternal developer ID Software’s promo clips and playthroughs, but it’s interesting to see a (relatively) average gamer get their hands on the new mechanics.
And it seems T-Pain’s $35 million fortune affords him plenty of time to flex his trigger finger, as the musician is actually pretty good, blasting through hordes of inter-dimensional demons.
As for when you’ll be able to get your hands on Doom Eternal, it’ll hit PC, PS4, Xbox One and Google Stadia on 20 March, 2020, following a delay that pushed it back from late last year. We wouldn’t be surprised if it eventually finds itself ported onto PS5 and Xbox Series X, too.
Doom Eternal may have been delayed for us mere mortals. But if you’re rap royalty, you can already get your hands on a pre-release of the game. And so, courtesy of producer and rapper extraordinaire T-Pain, he who popularised the use of autotune in modern pop music, we’ve got two…
