E3 2018: The Triumphant Return Of id Software

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E3 2018: The Triumphant Return Of id Software

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Jun 13, 2018

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At E3 in Los Angeles, Jason sits down with former id general manager Garrett Young to talk about making 2016's Doom, what it was like working at id, and game development crunch.

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Jun 13, 2018

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E3 2018: The Triumphant Return Of id Software

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