Doom & Doom 2

A level designer who was the lead on BioShock’s Arcadia area has “de-made” his creation as a Doom 2 mod, and posted it on his personal blog for you to download and play.

Mercifully, he’s also included instructions to help you get it up and running on a modern PC. The .txt release notes are a surprisingly interesting read too, and get deep on the design process in BioShock. If you’re at

Doom co-creator John Romero has posted a selection of music that never made it into the original Doom game. You can find all 31 tracks on GamesRadar right now. Compared to today's big gaming budgets and Hollywood-beating production values the original Doom music sounds more like a demo from a moody Casio keyboard than the game that kick-started the FPS genre. Still, Doom was Doom and it'll always have a special place in our hard drives, or on our Xbox Live Arcade