“An obscure Japanese game console made for little girls finally gets DOOM!”.
Since its original release on PC back in 1993, homebrew developers have been trying to get DOOM to run on everything, from smart fridges to tractors.
This resulted in many unofficial ports of the game to platforms that never originally had DOOM, with Damien having previously covered the ongoing efforts by members of the homebrew community to make a so-called “impossible” port of the game for the Neo Geo, inspired by a set of videos from Modern Vintage Gamer.
Read the full article on timeextension.com
“An obscure Japanese game console made for little girls finally gets DOOM!”.
Since its original release on PC back in 1993, homebrew developers have been trying to get DOOM to run on everything, from smart fridges to tractors.
This resulted in many unofficial ports of the game to platforms that never originally had DOOM, with Damien having previously covered the ongoing efforts by members of the homebrew community to make a so-called “impossible” port of the game for the Neo Geo, inspired by a set of videos from Modern Vintage Gamer.
Read the full article on timeextension.com