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Was Doom 2016 Better Than Doom Eternal?

EPISODE · Apr 20, 2020 · 26 MIN

Was Doom 2016 Better Than Doom Eternal?

from Slightly Something Else · host The Escapist

Yahtzee Croshaw and Jack Packard post-show debate on whether or not Doom 2016 was a better game than Doom Eternal.

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