"Doom 64" will launch on Steam on March 20, along with its younger, more gratuitously violent sibling, "Doom Eternal." The original Midway game was ported by Nightdive Studios. In a new interview, the studio revealed that the remastered version will also take the old 1997 Nintendo shooter to a new level.

Senior developer James Haley told US Gamer about the new levels, saying, "We've been working on a new level for a while now. 'On our end, persistent players will have the opportunity to unlock a new chapter in the Doomguy saga.

"The Mother Demon you defeated has a sister, and since you kept messing up hell, she will try to get rid of you and get rid of you. If you can go back and get your revenge, you will be rewarded with a bit of lore that fans of both the old and new series will enjoy."

Meanwhile, lead engine developer Samuel Villarreal confirmed in the same interview that the game will run at 120 fps.

Worried about whether Doom 64 will run on your PC? According to the following system requirements, you will probably be fine:

64-bit processor and operating system requiredOS: Windows 10Processor: Intel Core i5-750Memory: 8 GB RAMGraphics: R7 240 | GTX 660 | Intel HD 530

64-bit processor and operating system requiredOS: Windows 10Processor: Intel Core i5-2400 | AMD Phenom II X6 1075T 3.0 GHzMemory: 8 GB RAMGraphics: GTX 780｜R9 290X [13]