Bethesda announced at Quakecon that DOOM, DOOM II, and DOOM 3 were coming out on all current-generation hardware. Once they released Xbox users began to notice that they could no longer purchase or download the Xbox 360 versions of DOOM and DOOM II. The delisting of the games was random and unexpected. Bethesda did not make any statement or response regarding the issue until now. According to Bethesdas Support Twitter page, the issue has been resolved and players can now purchase and download the game like normal.

This is not the only problem that Bethesda experienced over the weekend. Players reported the games were requiring them to sign in to their bethesda.net account to play. Bethesda later said that logging into the account should be optional and are working to get it fixed. The developer as of now has not released an update regarding the issue being fixed.

The three titles should help you get your fix until DOOM Eternal releases on November 22. DOOM Eternal was given our E3 Game of the Show award this year so believe us when we say it's going to be a good one. From our preview at E3, we found the game to be "a major improvement in every discernible way."

DOOM Eternal will release on Xbox One, PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch and PC. It will also be coming to Google Stadia at a later date. The game is available for pre-order on Amazon right now for $10 off. Also, keep an eye out for the sweet Collectors Edition that includes a wearable Doom Slayer helmet. The bundle is currently sold out, but if it comes back in stock and you come across it I would consider picking it up.