DOOM Now Playable on Apple Devices via Lightning/HDMI Adapter

The DOOM community never ceases to amaze with its innovative experiments, pushing the boundaries of where the classic shooter can be played. Recently, a tech-savvy enthusiast named NyanSatan achieved a remarkable feat by running DOOM on Apple's Lightning/HDMI adapter. This device, powered by its own iOS-based firmware and a processor with a frequency of up to 168 MHz, became the unlikely host for this iconic game. NyanSatan accessed the adapter's firmware using a MacBook, which was necessary due to the adapter's limited memory, showcasing the lengths to which fans will go to enjoy DOOM in new ways.

In other exciting news, the upcoming DOOM: The Dark Ages is set to revolutionize the franchise with its focus on accessibility and customization. id Software aims to make the game as inclusive as possible, allowing players to adjust the aggression of demons within the game's settings. This new iteration promises a level of customization far beyond what we've seen in previous projects from the studio. Executive producer Marty Stratton emphasized that players will have the ability to modify various aspects of gameplay, including enemy damage, difficulty, projectile speed, the amount of damage taken, game tempo, level of aggression, and parry time.

Moreover, Stratton reassured fans that no prior knowledge of DOOM: The Dark Ages is required to understand the narratives of both DOOM: The Dark Ages and DOOM: Eternal, ensuring that new and returning players alike can dive into the story without any barriers.