In today’s edition of ‘will it Doom?’ we have…Notepad!
The escapist reported on YouTuber Samperson (Sam Chiet) running a snappy version of Doom in the text editor. He later pulled back the curtain on the trick here
It joins the long list of bizarre ways to play Doom nearly 30 years after the game was first released, with someone recently making the game playable in, well, Doom. YouTube user kgsws uploaded a video of himself modding the game into itself, before showing actual gameplay of him playing Doom within Doom on PC.
Other recent examples include playing Doom on a McDonald’s kiosk, on Twitter, and even a pregnancy test, joining a much longer list that includes a LEGO brick, an ATM, a potato-powered calculator, a treadmill, and more.
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