A new game in the Doom series might be on the horizon, but there’s one potential aspect of its release that could end up being a problem for some fans. Few game franchises have a legacy comparable to Doom, which rocked the market as a violent leap ahead in FPS design when the first game was released in 1993. The games have managed to evolve and grow without ever losing the tight design and fast-paced action that made them stand out, and the rebooted version of the franchise that kicked off with the 2016 version of Doom has proven especially effective.