This Doom port runs (almost) entirely on a GPU
Why bother? "Because I can"
No quantum computer is powerful enough to run this quantum Doom port
The iconic FPS takes a leap into the quantum realm - sort of
See Doom running in real 3D on a volumetric hologram display
Third-person perspective and voxel graphics enhance the effect
Google researchers run Doom on a self-generating AI model
Custom Stable Diffusion model generates Doom frames without a game engine behind it
Doom 2 gets ray tracing support, try it here
This 90s classic has been modded to include ray tracing giving it a whole new feel. For those nostalgists, you can download Doom 2 with Ray Tracing, as well as the classic version, right here.
Classic Doom games receive a new official episode and a major update for Quakecon
Cross-play, 25 new deathmatch maps, new accessibility features, and more
Can Fortnite run Doom? Modder says hold my plasma rifle
Just when we thought we had seen it all
Doom: The Dark Ages' Shield Saw and Skull Gun already modded into 1993 original game
The modding community will never stop ripping and tearing
First trailer confirms Doom: The Dark Ages tells the Doom Slayer's Hellish origin story
Doom Slayer returns as a medieval super weapon of "gods and kings" with a new buzzsaw shield
Doom: The Dark Ages could be the next major title in the popular gaming franchise
A new first-person shooter featuring the constantly pissed Doom Slayer is coming
How to play PS1 Doom on PC (and why you might want to)
Preserving a unique piece of the franchise's history
TL;DR: The original Doom received numerous console ports during the 1990s, but the PlayStation version stood out. While it didn't perfectly replicate the original PC experience, some fans still prefer its unique visual style and music. Fortunately, modders have brought the PS1 editions of Doom and Final Doom to PC with modern quality-of-life features, multiplayer, and mod support.
This robot lawn mower cuts your grass for you, but can it play Doom? Yes, it can.
Game available from April 9 to September 9 through an official update
Nvidia RTX Remix enters open beta, adding path tracing to games like Call of Duty, Max Payne, and more
Doom II also receives a separate ray tracing mod
Ripping and Tearing: 3 Decades of Doom
Doom is rightly considered the granddaddy of the FPS genre, a claim few games can make. Let's look at each memorable entry in the Doom series from development to reception.
John Romero revives Doom with a new episode for the game's 30th anniversary
Sigil 2 celebrates 30 years of terror and triumph
John Romero celebrates Doom turning 30 with game's sixth episode, livestream event with John Carmack
Sigil II arrives on December 10
A PC Gaming Music Journey: From Doom to Terraria, System Shock, and More Memorable Soundtracks
#TBT A journey through memorable video game music, this second article is dedicated exclusively to PC video game soundtracks. We have our hands full given the wealth of excellent material available.
Valve's Gabe Newell led a team at Microsoft that ported which game to Windows 95?
Yes, Gaben is a former Microsoftie.
QuakeCon special: Doom and Quake bundles are up to 75 percent off for a limited time
Save big on Doom and Quake
The MyHouse Doom 2 mod is a masterpiece of creepy map editing
This mod should be "impossible" to make using standard Doom editing tools
Modders make Doom playable over Teletext
Playable over TV signal with a remote, supporting all Teletext levels
50 Years of Video Games, Part 2: The Rise of 3D, the Gaming PC, and Online Multiplayer
From the mid-90s to the early years of the millennium, video games underwent a paradigm shift in graphics, treating us to some of the most classic titles of all time.
Commodore 64 piggybacks on Raspberry Pi to run Doom at 50fps
Instructions for PAL Commodore 64 and 128 owners included