My favorite port of Doom was the wacky PSDoom where it spawned enemies that were your processes and you could renice or kill the processes by hurting or killing them.
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Sorry, all I've got is a Neo Geo (https://arstechnica.com/gaming/2026/06/why-a-neo-geo-port-of-doom-is-functionally-impossible/)
It also runs on AmigaOS
The pregnancy test is wild
That happened for the record (sort of) https://www.popularmechanics.com/science/a33957256/this-programmer-figured-out-how-to-play-doom-on-a-pregnancy-test/
Wikipedia says it also ran/ runs on Atari Jaguar, Risc PC and whatever a "Tapwave Zodiac" is.
Tapwave Zodiac was a gaming focused PDA. Kind of the Steam Deck of its time, except almost no one bought it. I watched most of the old Doctor Who on one.
Fun fact, Stargate Atlantis used them as sci-fi scanner props.
Should have thrown a john deere tractor in there too.
how do I run doom on bacteria
Some grad students made an e coli based display and ran doom on it https://www.popsci.com/science/doom-e-coli-cells/
Wait, I knew about the potato, buy I didn't know you can play doom on doom itself! How does that work?
Some version(s?) of Doom have an in-game arcade cabinet with Doom IIRC
I don't think Philips makes televisions or other consumer electronics any more, so I assume it's been ported on smart light bulbs or medical equipment.
Came here for this. Doom on a pregnancy test is by far the most impressive!
Well mostly the others used whatever chip is on the device, that one only used the display sadly
I think you might guess my favorite platform.
Now how do I get it onto classified laptops 🤔
Doom in Doom, lol. And there's also Minecraft in Minecraft. And Doom runs in Minecraft. Is there a Doom in Doom that runs in Minecraft in Minecraft?
Be the change that you want to see in the world... :-P
Why the fuck is there a camera icon :3
Doom on a toaster would have a terrible frame rate.
My coffee maker isn’t listed, this is bullshit.
I first played it on my fridge
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Toaster obvs
I'm not seeing Adobe acrobat in there, who knows how many other ports it's missing!
I don't see 3DO or Jaguar there.
Downloading is one issue, but how do I install it on the potato?
I didn't realize there was a Doom package for NextCloud. I'm not even sure why I was surprised.
Not neogeo
Wait, it runs on Nextcloud? I need to look into that...
the reason i made the meme was bc i was scrolling through nextcloud apps to add and i found that fucking doom exists
I don't see brain cells.
Holy shit, now that's science! Appreciate ya sharing
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They forgot Rockbox. I still have an old Sansa Clip with Rockbox on it that plays Doom with no problems.
I played Doom on my 30GB Ipod with Rockbox on it. It was stupid hard to control with the wheel, but it did in fact run.
Yeah, I have also played it on there. Just to give others an idea, we're talking an MP3 player from 2007, that looks like this:
Here's an article showing the successor model running Doom: https://hackaday.com/2016/12/30/sansa-mp3-player-runs-doom-unplayably/
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