Doom Legend John Romero Is Bringing Zelda Magic To His Next Shooter

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Legendary game developer John Romero was working on a secretive new project beginning in 2022 which was feared canceled after Microsoft pulled funding last year. It turns out that while that game isn't happening as envisioned, he's found a new publishing partner and is back to work with a smaller team on the title, which he says is both a first-person shooter and also "like nothing [he's] ever played."

The HotHardware audience is assuredly familiar with the work of Romero, the father of deathmatch, but just in case, this man was a founder of Id Software and also of Ion Storm, which is already a hell of a resumé. But he's not just that guy, and it's not fair to characterize him that way; after all, those games were a long time ago. Since then he's done lots of stuff, including Ravenwood Fair, Gunman Taco Truck, Empire...

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