Doom: The Dark Ages has arrived, bringing the fast-paced shooter to a more medieval setting. Throughout Doom: The Dark Ages, you can find collectibles, which consist of toys, codex entries, and weapon skins, hidden throughout most levels in the campaign. We've located all of these collectibles already and you can find links to all of the guides split up by level. The levels are listed in order and the list includes missions that don't have any collectibles, but they are marked as such.Collectible Guides for Doom: The Dark AgesHere's the full Doom: The Dark Ages mission list, including three that don't actually offer any collectibles.Village of KhamirHebethBarrier Core - no collectiblesSentinel BarracksThe Holy City of AratumSiege - Part 1Siege - Part 2Abyssal ForestAncestral ForgeThe Forsaken PlainsHellbreakerSentinel Command StationFrom Beyond - no collectiblesSpire of NerathulCity of Ry'uulThe Kar'Thul MarshesTemple of LomarithBelly of The BeastHarbor of Souls ResurrectionFinal Battle - no collectiblesReckoningAll Village Of Khamir Collectibles In Doom: The Dark AgesSee More Info from Gamespot.com

The arcade shooter Mad Bullets is getting a new physical release on Nintendo Switch that bundles the game with two Joy-Con Revolvers. The peripherals will let you play the co-op shooting gallery with arcade-style light guns--arguably the best way to play a game like Mad Bullets. Preorders for the Mad Bullets Kit are now open ahead of its July 11 release, and if you’re looking for a weird and wild party game this summer, Mad Bullets should fit the bill. Mad Bullets Kit $30 | Releases July 11 The Mad Bullets Kit is reasonably priced at $30. It includes a digital download code for the full game, plus two hilarious revolver controllers--one blue, one pink. If you’re unfamiliar with Mad Bullets, it’s a western-themed rail shooter that originally launched as a mobile game in 2014, was ported to PC in 2016, and then again to Switch in 2019. You’ll work your way across 60 levels and 200 missions, blasting through hordes of robot cowboys, evil vultures, and other off-the-wall enemies. Preorder at Amazon Mad BulletsGallery If you're looking for more party games to play on Switch, you're in luck. There are many great options to pick from, including the hilarious Jack Box Party Pack 7 that includes several excellent multiplayer mini-games you can play with just one Switch and a few smartphones. You could also check out Hasbro Game Night, which includes digital versions of popular Hasbo-published board games Monopoly, Trivial Pursuit, and Risk. For something more competitive, there's always Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, which remains an excellent choice years after its release, thanks to a massive cast of characters and an approachable combat system that’s difficult to master. Check the list below for a few more of our favorite party games on Nintendo Switch.More Switch Party GamesCarnival Games -- $25Gang Beasts -- $26 ($35)Hasbro Game Night -- $25 ($35)The Jackbox Party Pack 7 -- $19.48Super Mario Party Jamboree -- $54 ($60)Super Smash Bros. Ultimate -- $50 ($60)WarioWare: Get It Together -- $28.45 ($50)More Gaming, Tech, and Entertainment Deals & Preorders Amazon Restocks Lego Transformers Optimus Prime, Offers Big Discount PSA: Lego Bowser's Muscle Car Is Retiring - Save Big On 3 Mario Sets Before They're Gone Tomtoc Releases Nintendo Switch 2 Version Of Its Popular Form-Fitting Travel Case + Show More More Gaming, Tech, and Entertainment Deals & Preorders Links (5) Lego Star Wars Day Sale Is Live - Get Two Free Sets With Jango Fett's UCS Starship All The Nintendo Switch 2 Games You Can Preorder Now Studio Ghibli Movies With Collectible Steelbooks Are Available For Cheap 8BitDo Halts US Shipments Due To Tariffs, But You Can Get Great Controller Deals (For Now) You Won't Find Switch 2 Consoles On Amazon, But You Can Get Games & Gear Info from Gamespot.com

Doom: The Dark Ages is here, bringing a brand-new campaign full of demons for you to rip and tear through. The third game in the modern Doom trilogy, Doom: The Dark Ages is a prequel, taking place in a more medieval time period, meaning your guns and weapons have a certain retro quality to them, like the new melee weapons and the new shield. Of course, there are still lots of guns and plenty of fast-paced shooting. Doom: The Dark Ages features a single-player campaign, and here's how long beating that will take you.Check out our Doom: The Dark Ages Collectibles Guides Hub for guides for every level.How long to beat Doom: The Dark Ages Doom: The Dark Ages will take you between 17-20 hours to beat. That estimate is for someone who is finding secret areas and collectibles during their run on normal difficulty, but not grabbing every single secret the first time through. GameSpot's critic Alessandro Barbosa took 18 hours to beat the game for GameSpot's Doom: The Dark Ages review, doing some of the side content during that run.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

The item shop in Deadlock will look significantly different the next time you log in to Valve's third-person MOBA. The developer has overhauled the shop, adding new items, icons, costs, and more. Despite the patch notes saying that the major update is "coming soon," it's already live in-game.Item slots were previously tied to specific tree types, but they will now be universal. Item-specific slots being replaced with universal slots removes the problem of some heroes feeling weaker due to needing up to six items of a particular kind to efficiently launch a counterattack after falling behind. Formerly, you had the ability to unlock four flex slots which served the same purpose. With the total slot count being reduced from 16 to 12, we can assume these flex slots are no longer available for unlock.The new item shop interfaceThere are "many" new items being added to the store according to the patch notes, and all item icons have got new artwork which makes the items and their purpose more easily identifiable.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

A free DLC bundle has arrived for Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 and Warzone. This pack of freebies is available for both PlayStation Plus and Xbox Game Pass subscribers to claim.The Call of Duty: Warzone Bonus Pack 2 is a bundle of 14 free items that can be claimed for use across both Black Ops 6 and Warzone. This pack includes the Dune Wraith operator skin for Westpoint and the Machetero operator skin for Niran, as well as other additional cosmetics items and double XP tokens.Dune Wraith operator skin for WestpointThe full pack includes:Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

RoboCop 2: 4K Steelbook Edition (Amazon Exclusive) $45 | Releases July 15 Preorder on Amazon While it might lack the razor-sharp satire of the original, RoboCop 2 is still a rock-solid action movie and worth having in any Blu-ray collection dedicated to the '90s. For fans of steelbook covers, a new run of RoboCop 2 in 4K is on the way, and you can preorder it exclusively through Amazon for $45 ahead of its release on July 15. RoboCop 2: 4K Steelbook Edition (Amazon Exclusive) $45 | Releases July 15 The new steelbook cover art is inspired by the final clash between RoboCop and his menacing replacement--the hulking machine known as RoboCop 2.0. The two-disc set includes the film in 4K--scanned from the original camera negatives--and the second standard Blu-ray comes with a wide selection of bonus materials, which we've outlined below. Preorder on Amazon RoboCop 2: 4K Steelbook Edition Special FeaturesThe RoboCop 2: 4K Steelbook Edition offers a long list of bonus features across its two discs, including several documentaries, audio commentary tracks, and the original promotional materials for when the movie was released in 1990. Here's a breakdown of everything you'll find in this set:Disc One (4K)Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

Robert Francis Prevost, who just became Pope Leo XIV, is just like you and me: He plays video games.His brother, John Prevost, told NBC Chicago that he and Robert recently played games like Wordle and Words with Friends to help take his mind off the decision about whether or not he would be elected the new pope. He didn't have to wait long, though, as Prevost was named the new pope on the second day of the conclave.John also revealed that his brother just recently watched the 2024 movie Conclave, which tells the story of the appointment of a new pope.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

Earlier this week, Bungie announced that the next stage in Destiny, The Year of Prophecy, will begin on July 15 with the launch of its first expansion, The Edge of Fate. Among the announcements, the company has now teased additional changes to the Vault and Power level system, as well as confirming how it's approaching incorporating Star Wars content into the canon.Assistant game director Robbie Stevens confirmed on Bungie's blog that the events during the Renegades DLC will be canon within Destiny, going deeper than just aesthetics and ornaments when the expansion drops in December."Rest assured, Guardians, everything in Renegades is in-canon for the Destiny universe," he said. "But we're leaning into the aesthetic, tone and vibe of Star Wars to tell a Destiny story with Destiny characters."Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

Nintendo recently updated its privacy policy to confirm that the company may "collect, monitor, and record" audio and video of users' chat sessions for the Switch 2's new GameChat feature. Despite this being a common practice, it spooked some fans, and now Nintendo has offered a clarification.A spokesperson for Nintendo told GameSpot that Nintendo may review recordings of audio and video chats from GameChat, but only in a situation where a conversation has been reported."If someone experiences communication in GameChat for Nintendo Switch 2 not in line with the Community Guidelines, they can report it using the built-in reporting feature," Nintendo said.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

Last year, the Alien franchise returned to video games with Alien: Rogue Incursion, a VR-only title that was available on PS5, Meta Quest 3, and PC. Now, Rogue Incursion is set to get a new, non-VR enhanced edition that's just a few months away.Survios--the developer and publisher behind the game--has announced that Alien: Rogue Incursion - Part One: Evolved Edition will hit PC and PS5 on September 30. The new version will include "even deadlier xenomorphs and enhanced visuals."A xenomorph appears in Alien: Rogue Incursion - Part One: Evolved Edition. The game features a story that is set between Alien and Aliens, which puts players in control of former Colonial Marine Zula Hendricks. After surviving a previous encounter with the xenomorphs, Zula is dedicated to eradicating them and preventing the weaponization of the xenomorphs. The game follows Zula on a human colony, LV-354, after it has been overrun by the xenomorphs and facehuggers.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

Nintendo updated its user agreement and privacy policy ahead of the Switch 2 launch next month, and while the company briefly listed a few of the changes in the email it sent out, one of the big changes might have escaped your notice. A new clause related specifically to "unauthorized use" and other keywords like "bypass" and "modify" in the US version of the email gives Nintendo the right to make your console "unusable" if it discovers that you've broken any of these rules.As spotted by Game File's Stephen Totilo, the wording for the Licence for Digital Products section has been amended. "You acknowledge that if you fail to comply with the foregoing restrictions Nintendo may render the Nintendo Account Services and/or the applicable Nintendo device permanently unusable in whole or in part," the text reads. Here it is, in full:Without limitation, you agree that you may not (a) publish, copy, modify, reverse engineer, lease, rent, decompile, disassemble, distribute, offer for sale, or create derivative works of any portion of the Nintendo Account Services; (b) bypass, modify, decrypt, defeat, tamper with, or otherwise circumvent any of the functions or protections of the Nintendo Account Services, including through the use of any hardware or software that would cause the Nintendo Account Services to operate other than in accordance with its documentation and intended use; (c) obtain, install or use any unauthorized copies of Nintendo Account Services; or (d) exploit the Nintendo Account Services in any manner other than to use them in accordance with the applicable documentation and intended use, in each case, without Nintendo’s written consent or express authorization, or unless otherwise expressly permitted by applicable law. You acknowledge that if you fail to comply with the foregoing restrictions Nintendo may render the Nintendo Account Services and/or the applicable Nintendo device permanently unusable in whole or in part.In comparison (via Eurogamer), the clause is different for people with a UK Nintendo account, as it specifically states that "unauthorised use of a Digital Product may result in the Digital Product becoming unusable."Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

Sandfall Interactive and Kepler Interactive have released Patch 1.2.3 for Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, and it nerfs Maelle, a party member who can deal absolutely massive amounts of damage with the right character build.Expedition 33 is a turn-based RPG, and each party member acquired over the course of the game has a set of abilities that offer up a distinct playstyle. Maelle's abilities center around switching between Offensive, Defensive, and Virtuose stances to maximize defense or damage. But a powerful late-game ability called Stendahl was a little too powerful, and with the right Pictos equipped, players can deal several million in damage using this ability.On May 8, the developers admitted that they made Stendahl a little too powerful and would nerf it in the next patch. Now that the patch notes are here, Stendahl damage has been reduced by a whopping 40%. While that's a pretty massive nerf, Maelle's Medalum weapon now doubles all damage in Virtuose stance. This patch also brings improved widescreen support with it, and gets rid of a lot of areas where players could get stuck while exploring the world map.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

The wild action game Deliver At All Costs launches for PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC on May 22. The destructive driving game casts players as Winston Green, a delivery driver tasked with dropping off a long list of weird packages by navigating open, destructible environments on foot and in vehicles. It’s a bit like a combination of Crazy Taxi and early, top-down GTA games--and if that wacky premise intrigues you, you'll be glad to know that preorders for the PC version are discounted to just $21 (was $30) at Fanatical. The Deliver At All Costs Deluxe Edition is also discounted to just $24.49 (was $35), which includes the base game and a digital soundtrack. Preorder Deliver At All Costs at Fanatical Regardless of which version you grab, both are delivered as an official Steam key. You’ll also get a 5% off coupon for your next purchase at Fanatical. If you own a Steam Deck, you’ll be glad to know Deliver At All Costs is listed as “Playable” on the handheld--so while it might not be perfectly optimized, you can still play it on the go. While this discount is pretty enticing, it’s not the only way to get the game for cheap, as Deliver At All Costs will be available for free on the Epic Game Store at launch. The promotion will only be available for one week after release, though you can sign up for notifications to ensure you don’t miss out on the special offer.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

Bam Margera has officially confirmed that he'll be in Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3+4. When the remakes were first announced, Margera's name was noticeably absent from the roster. In a video posted on Activision's social media channels, Margera teased that he'll be present in the game as a secret skater.Why Margera wasn't included at first hasn't been revealed yet, but co-host Roger Bagley of the skating podcast The Nine Club (via VGC) did claim that Tony Hawk lobbied for Margera to be added to the game. Bagley added that there was no updated character model for Margera, so he was flown up to developer Iron Galaxy Studios to have his body and face scanned, footage of which you can see in the video below.Since Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3+4 was first announced, more details on the game have slowly been revealed. The rest of the roster has been confirmed, and if you don't feel like playing as a digital recreation of legends like Rodney Mullen or Eric Koston, you can step into the armored boots of the Doom Slayer if you preorder the game. The full soundtrack has also been revealed, and there's a healthy selection of old favorites from the original games and new tracks that Hawk himself picked.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

This summer just got a bit bloodier, as Tripwire Interactive has revealed that Killing Floor 3 will come out July 24. This new release date comes roughly two months after the co-op FPS was delayed from its original March launch.Tripwire creative director Bryan Wynia explained that the team has used the extra time to address player issues from the beta. Areas that the studio have focused on include the UI, animations, and design. For example, Tripwire previously showed off a redesigned HUD on the game's forums that offers a "sleeker, reorganized design and a revamped color scheme." In addition, retuned hit reactions from enemies were showcased on X last month."Since delaying the launch of Killing Floor 3, we've dedicated the additional development time to responding to the community's feedback, ensuring the next chapter in the much-loved cult action/horror franchise lives up to our shared vision," Wynia said in a press release.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com