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Doom director Hugo Martin says id Software is fine, and anyway, 'what matters the most is that the games are good'
By Andy Chalk Published
news I'm not so sure about that one, man.

Report contradicts Microsoft's statements that id Software hasn't been shoved onto Unreal from id Tech: 'It's most likely going to end up in the trash can'
By Harvey Randall Published
News "Success is detached from your ability to keep a job."

The Washington Post selects Doom as one of the 25 'most influential works of American culture'
By Andy Chalk Published
news id Software's seminal 1993 shooter takes its place alongside The Federalist Papers, Moby Dick, Robert Johnson's deal with the devil, and Lemonade.

id Software producer says 'you'll never get another WoW or Morrowind in the current climate' in the wake of Xbox layoffs
By Harvey Randall Published
News "These large publishers and monopolies have proven themselves terrible stewards."

Elder Scrolls Online studio echoes id Software, claims to now be the same size it was 10 years ago following Xbox layoffs
By Ted Litchfield Published
news As far as silver linings go, this one feels stepped-on.

id Software provides proof of life, says it 'still has the crew we need to build the games and tech we're known for' after massive layoffs
By Morgan Park Published
NEWS "The team today is about the same size we were when making DOOM (2016)."

How do you put a price tag on a legacy like id Software's?
By Wes Fenlon Published
Hell world If Xbox can't find the value in owning the beating heart of the first-person shooter, perhaps it shouldn't be in the videogame business at all.

John Carmack reacts to massive layoffs at id Software: 'My 'Microsoft will probably be a good steward of the brand' statement isn't aging well'
By Morgan Park Published
NEWS "You can't rule out the possibility that executives are idiots, but that shouldn't be your default belief."
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