The NVIDIA SHIELD has yet to prove that it can be a gaming device of your choice. It’s an Android TV-powered device which means only Android apps and games can run on it. NVIDIA has recently announced that Doom 3 will be coming to Android together with other games and now it has arrived. Doom 3 requires power and the NVIDIA Tegra X1 mobile processor could handle the game on the NVIDIA SHIELD.

No information when the game will officially be released but Doom 3’s coming to Android is very good news especially to hardcore DOOM fans. If you’re thinking of getting an NVIDIA SHIELD, the Doom 3 bit might make you finally decide to get one. The Android TV-powered device, together with the Pro version, are now available in Canada and the US.

NVIDIA proudly announced during the Game Developer Conference 2015 that Doom 3 will be playable on the NVIDIA SHIELD only. This edition will include the original DOOM, DOOM 2, DOOM 3, and DLC for DOOM 3 in one special package. Game is much like the original version by id Software. The series which was first played on Windows PC in August 2004 but versions for Linux and Mac OS X were made. The following year, Xbox got it and then followed by Xbox 360.

When it comes to first person shooter games (FPS), Doom is well-known because it’s one of the first games that made it really big along with Wolfenstein 3D. Gamers know that Doom is the first evolution of the genre by being ahead of the other titles, thanks to the engine technology used in it. Game has been controversial too because of violence in the material but of course, any geek and gamer would easily brush off that part.

DOOM 3 will run in single-player and multi-player formats but we’re not sure if it can be played on the web with web-based multiplayer sessions. Game can still be played in one’s own home system but not sure about online sessions.

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