LOVE Doom on my Switch and I haven't even played it portable yet! Fun/limited story with an updated Doom theme makes for an excellent first person shooter. I never notice any issues with the graphics limited capabilities.

Not since 1997's Doom 64 has a Doom title seen the light of day on a Nintendo console. Now, in an era where Nintendo has lost much of its hardcore appeal in favour of a family-friendly appearance, such a partnership seems a bit bizarre.

30fps cap doesn't stop this from being fun; Doom on the go; Plenty of content

It's not as slick as other console releases; Multiplayer is fun but; mostly; pointless

It's 2017, and this is a review for DOOM on the Nintendo Switch. Even after having completed the 8-to-10 hour campaign, spending a few more hours in multiplayer and having tried out arcade mode, it still feels unreal. After 20 years, id's magnum opus is back on a Nintendo console.

Game is excellent on Switch , may not be the best port but it portable and can be played anywhere so no complaints can be had. The price is more than the other platforms but it not an bad port , so if looking for an Adult shooter with no may trade offs on the go for the Switch this is must buy for...

Not since 1997's Doom 64 has a Doom title seen the light of day on a Nintendo console. Now, in an era where Nintendo has lost much of its hardcore appeal in favour of a family-friendly appearance, such a partnership seems a bit bizarre.

Toby Berger is raring for more Doom, so he's playing ID Software's 2016 hit on the go.

Still feels like Doom; The complete experience is here, minus SnapMap; Gameplay feels mostly smooth; Mick Gordon's soundtrack is, as always, phenomenal; Multiplayer is good fun

Graphical compromises can be a barrier for some; Frame dips can pull you out of the game's immersion; Joy-Cons are a bit of a struggle to operate in a shooter like this

DOOM was possibly the best shooter released last year, an that's saying a lot considering FPS titles such as battlefield 1 & Titanfall 2 also released last year. The game played like butter, the graphics looked incredible & the old style fused with some new won critics an fans over alike.

Panic Button has done an impressive job of porting DOOM from more powerful hardware to the Switch making the necessary compromises to create an enjoyable, and worthy, addition to the console that truly feels like DOOM whether in docked mode with the Pro Controller or undocked with the Joy-Con.

Feels like DOOM; Adrenaline-charged fast-paced action; Satisfying weapons

Visuals can be very blurry at times; Audio problems; Frame rate suffers during intense battles

A seemingly impossible port is carried off surprisingly gracefully, with the old school shooter action working very well as a handheld game.

The action is excellent, with some hugely entertaining weapons and enemies; In-depth upgrade system and some clever map designs; Arcade mode is great

The single-player campaign loses steam before the end, and the multiplayer is only of passing interest; Mediocre art design; The loss of 60fps is understandable but unfortunate

If someone last year had told us the new Doom would be released on a Nintendo console, we would have laughed. "There's no way Nintendo has a console with enough juice to run Doom!," we would have said.