You can claim DOOM and DOOM II Enhanced Editions on PlayStation right now just by downloading the standard versions of each game from the game catalogue.
DOOM: The Dark Ages looks to carry on the gory boomer shooter joy
Essentially, there’s a bit of a bug (apparently) where PSN thinks you own the license to DOOM and DOOM II Enhanced Editions because you’ve added the standard games to your console via PlayStation Plus.
This was mentioned on Twitter by Wario64 who explained that once you’ve downloaded the standard games, head onto PSN and find the Enhanced Editions.
You’ll get the option the download these editions automatically. This is probably a bug involved with how PSN reads your data, so it could be fixed in a matter of hours.
Surely, if it was intentional Sony would have advertised the fact that you can grab both versions of the classic games.
According to another Twitter user, this can also be done on Nintendo Switch, so there’s a chance that this isn’t a bug, but an intentional system rarely talked about.
“Showed up free for me in the in-app store as someone who owns the originals. Same thing on Switch, FYI, but I had to go to the item page,” said JustinLeeper_yo.
No matter the intention, it’s well worth grabbing these games, especially if you’ve never experienced the original DOOM titles.
Despite their age, they’re still very playable and a lot of fun. After all, blasting demons with devastating weapons never really gets old, does it?
If they older graphics don’t do it for you, don’t forget that the modern reboot is available on PlayStation Plus, too, and is a gory good time.
Topics: PlayStation, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Playstation Plus, Doom, Doom Eternal
