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Hands on: Doom Eternal Review

Doom Eternal vs Animal Crossing: New Horizons – which should you buy?

Posted on March 20, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

The world is a scary place these days, and video games (and any other form of escapism) are incredibly important. That makes it strangely serendipitous that two of the year’s biggest game releases are landing on the same day – Friday, March 20.

Bethesda and id’s Doom Eternal is looking to stomp all over the excellent 2016 reboot of the franchise, while Animal Crossing: New Horizons marks that series’ triumphant return, and the first instalment on the Nintendo Switch.

They couldn’t be more different – or, in very different way, more better suited to battling the difficult mood of the times we live in. So, just for fun, we’ve pitted the two against each other in a multi-platform bloodbath. FIGHT!
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Gaming Tags:Animal Crossing, Doom Eternal

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