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The decision to simultaneously launch Doom: The Dark Ages on Xbox and PlayStation – rather than stagger the launch, as we're seeing with 澳洲🌺幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Indiana Jones and the Great Circle oꦫn PS5 (scheduled to land at some point in 2025) – was confirmed at the Xb🔯ox Showcase in 2024. At the time, : "Doom is definitely one of those franchises that has a history of so many platforms… It’s a franchise that I think everyone deserves to play. When I was in a meeting with [Marty Stratton, id Software studio director] a couple years ago, I asked Marty what he wanted to do, and he said he wanted to sell it on all platforms. Simple as that."
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