From IGN · Tristan Ogilvie · · 50s
Doom Composer Mick Gordon Opens Door to Future Doom Games
Doom 2016 composer Mick Gordon says he'd return to the Doom series in a heartbeat if conditions align.
In brief
Doom 2016 composer Mick Gordon says he'd return to the Doom series in a heartbeat if conditions align. Mick Gordon, Doom 2016 composer, states he'd contribute to future Doom games if dominoes fall in a specific way. Originally reported by IGN.
Mick Gordon
Doom 2016 composer Mick Gordon says he'd return to the Doom series in a heartbeat if conditions align.
“There are a lot of dominoes that would have to fall in a very specific way for that to occur. If those dominoes ever fell in that way, I would. Of course. Within a heartbeat.”
Doom Eternal Dispute
Gordon accused id Software of failing to pay him for half of his work on Doom Eternal's soundtrack.
“id Software of failing to pay him for half of his work on the Doom Eternal soundtrack”
Doom Future
id Software faces staff cuts after Microsoft's Xbox business cuts, with 136 members affected by layoffs in July.
“136 members of staff at the Doom developer affected by layoffs in July”
Gordon's Current Projects
Gordon is working on Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun 2 and Defect, with a live Doom performance at RADAR festival in 2027.
“Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun 2, which will be released on October 14”
The big picture
Mick Gordon, Doom 2016 composer, states he'd contribute to future Doom games if dominoes fall in a specific way.
