Once your Roomba is done tidying the house, you can clean up your enemies in hell.
Game programmer and designer Rich Whitehouse released a script on Christmas Eve which allows you to convert the robotic vacuum’s trip around your home into a playable …
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Let your new Roomba build a Doom level of your house with DOOMBA
Some of you out there may be lucky enough to have received over the holidays a fancy new robot vacuum. Turns out it’s even more useful than you’d think: in addition to cleaning your home, it can scan its surroundings and produce a Doom level of your home! Just the right thing to ring in the new year: Hell on Earth.
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John Romero, one of the creators of Doom, announced a special surprise for fans on the 1993 game’s 25th anniversary: more Doom.
Sort of, anyway. Romero doesn’t own the rights to Doom as a series, and rights-holder Bethesda Softworks already rebooted …
‘Doom’ player uncovers a secret that’s been hidden for 24 years
Video games are often filled with secrets. They just don’t usually stay hidden for this long.
Doom series co-creator John Romero took to Twitter on Friday with an exuberant congratulations for Zero Master, the YouTuber who discovered a secret unlock …
All the wild facts we learned about ‘Doom Eternal’ from the QuakeCon reveal
Doom Eternal is back after a completely unfulfilling tease at E3.
The upcoming game is a sequel to id Software’s 2016 series revivalDoom is a reboot of the original first-person shooter, both of them following an anonymous space marine’s bloody assau…
The original ‘Doom’ never had loot boxes, so the internet… fixed it?
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Doom — the original Doom, from 1993 — never had loot boxes. Now it doesThis is why we can’t have nice things.
OK, it’s not actually as bad as it sounds. The “loot boxes” come from a new mod for ZDoom, a fan-made port that, among other things, allows you to play and alter the original Doom on modern computers.
The so-called “Doom Loot Box Mod” removes all weapons and power-ups from the map, replacing them with locked crates. You need a key to unlock each crate, and keys can be obtained either as a rare random drop from downed enemies or via in-game purchases. Read more…
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View More The original ‘Doom’ never had loot boxes, so the internet… fixed it?