Tag: Doom
WATCH: Use your toaster as a videogames controller (maybe)
WATCH: Doom running on a cash point
10 gadgets that can surprisingly run the PC classic Doom
Amongst people who hack hardware "Does it run Doom?" has almost become a catchphrase. The ancient space shooter, first released in 1993, has become a benchmark for both a gadget's technical abilities and a hacker's ingenuity and skill. In addition…
Doom 4 STILL coming soon
Today John Carmack co-founder at id Software gave us a small glimmer of insight into how the development of the long awaited Doom 4 is progressing. Carmack stating that Doom 4 will be "done when it's done" at least giving…
REVIEW: Rage (PC, Xbox 360, PS3)
The kings of first person shooters, id Software, are back with Rage, their first major release since 2004's Doom 3. An apocalyptic open-world shooter running on the new impressive Tech 5 graphics engine, does Rage do enough to see id Software remain the gun-slinging supremos? Read on to find out!
APP OF THE DAY: Rage HD (iPhone / iPad)
Today's App of the Day is Rage HD from id Software, the same team that brought us the seminal shooter Doom many a moon ago. Just as Doom went on to revolutionise first-person shooters, Rage HD may well change the…
Gamescom 2010: RAGE release date revealed
RAGE, the long awaited new first-person shooter franchise from the brains behind Doom, Quake and Wolfenstein, has been given an official release date. The post-apocalyptic shooter will hit shops and online distributors in the US on September 13th 2011…
Geek hacks gadget to play terrible version of Doom in an even more terrible way – brilliant
If you’re wondering why on Earth someone would want to play the iPhone version of Doom through the video out function of the handset and onto an old Apple II monochrome screen…
SCIENTISTS – "We are all doomed" as the Sun gets ready to EXPLODE
That headline’s perhaps a bit dramatic. That’s not really what the weather-watchers at The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration said at all.
The point is this – our Sun appears to be going into a new cycle of sunspot activity, which could, possibly, maybe if it goes “2 da Xtreme,” interfere with all the cool electric stuff we so dearly rely upon.
The solar breakout could lead to mobile networks breaking, GPS systems crashing and the power grids…
