The second episode of Telltale's Batman: The Enemy Within introduced us to a good chunk of Batman's rogue's gallery such as Harley Quinn, Bane, and Mr. Freeze. Now that Episode 3 ‘The Fractured Mask' is here, Batman (or Bruce Wayne really) is in deep with these villains surprising more...

It's Doom on a handheld; Fun and frantic gameplay; Glory Kills are a blast; Multiplayer's reworked to be fun

Not a fan of the map

‘Doom' for Switch makes minimal compromises to take one of our favorite shooters on the go.

Nearly feature-complete port; First truly handheld AAA shooter; Uncompromised; kinetic and intense gameplay

No SnapMap editor; Joy-Con controllers uncomfortable to use

So if you know me at all, you'll know I loved Doom to pieces. I've played it on both PS4 and PC, finishing it at least 3 times, so Doom on Switch was not something I could pass up. It doesn't even make sense!

Doom is officially on a Nintendo console once again. But just how does the Switch version stack up against it's siblings.

The power of the Nintendo Switch is in how it reinvents the concept of a handheld game. Where previously there was a wall between home console experiences and those you could have on the go, the Switch brings that wall crashing down.

Bethesda Softworks and iD Software's first-person shooter game Doom , a 2016 reboot of the classic franchise, was a sleeper hit last year. So when the studios announced that players would be able to relive all the action-packed, demon-blasting insanity anytime, anywhere, people were thoroughly...

Doom is, at core, a classic first person shooter with satisfying weapons and lots of ways to kill and dismember a legion of demonic enemies from another dimension. The game's great level design and near-perfect pacing shine through on the Switch, and moment-to-moment gameplay is still a blast to...

DOOM returns as a brutally fun and challenging modern-day shooter experience.

Rip and tear (on the go).

Portable Doom; Plays great; A near complete port

Looks bad when docked; Some bugs

This review is based on the Nintendo Switch release. The game key was provided by the publisher. Doom will be made available for Nintendo switch on November 10, for $59.99. The game is rated Mature.