A year and a half after its initial release, Doom – the critically-acclaimed reboot of the beloved 90s title – has been ported over to the Nintendo Switch , replete with nearly everything: the single-player campaign, arcade mode, and the improved multiplayer are all here, with the exception of level...

Same fast; impressive gameplay; Impressive port

Same fast; impressive gameplay; Impressive port; 30fps or lower frame-rate; Lack of detail even at 720p; Joy-Cons not ideally suited; SnapMap missing

With third parties scrambling to jump on the Nintendo Switch bandwagon after its fantastic first year on the market, there is bound to be concern when one of the first high profile ports has made it to shelves a mere eight months after the console's release.

Ah DOOM. It feels so long ago that I played this game and honestly, starting it up again had a lot of surprised emotions as I remembered just how good the game was. Add to the fact that here I was, playing DOOM on the Switch. It seemed like black magic. Turns out it was parlour tricks.

Playing DOOM on the loo; How did I forget how good this game is

Muddy textures; Frame rate drops; Fiddly aiming sensitivity

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' 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

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...

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.