Doom runs on FABA+, a screen-free interactive audio player designed for children. Originally built to play stories, songs, and educational content using collectible characters, the device has been repurposed to run the classic first-person shooter.
Doom-style FPS that runs on the Sonoff itself (engine, map, imps, doors, weapons) and is played from the device browser
MegaDoom is a wireframe demake of deathmatch Doom for the Uzebox open source 8 bit games console. It features up to 4 players via Uzenet, two display modes, multiple levels and the ability to play with either a joypad or in "suoer mouse" mode using both a joypad and a SNES mouse. It features all the SFX from the PC original and music if you have at least 4 MB SPI RAM.
Running doom natively on an EoL mitel phone with support for USB gamepad, speakers/headset, LEDs, and keypad. Game is 100% completable and no external kernel modules or drivers were necessary Broadcom BCM11107KFBG SOC 400MHz 256mb DDR2 480x272 Framebuffered LCD
Doom for regular DVD player made from scratch made with dvdstyler
Parker Reed once again brought Doom to a Linux-based CaptionCall desk phone after the original exploit was patched. By dumping the firmware, recovering root access, and remapping the phone’s keypad into Doom controls, the project turns an assistive telephone into a surprisingly playable Doom machine.
What if your headphones were also a gaming console? DOOMcore is a Doom port for the Soundcore Life Q35, running directly on the BES2300P SoC with the headset buttons mapped as game controls.
Doom running on hardware that never existed in the 1990s: a modern FPGA-based recreation of the Intel i386. This port showcases protected-mode DOS gaming on the open-source z386 CPU core.
Microsoft Fabric is a SaaS platform, known for its low-code no-code data engineering and visualization. Using the recent Fabric Apps support, pro-code apps can be hosted and deployed with full Onelake data layer support, secured by EntraID. Let's add a little mischief and run a JavaScript version of Doom on it. First to be surprised, next to understand that 3rd-party apps can be hosted too.
Doom is now playable on Meta's smart glasses.