Installing DOOM on household items has become a problem that many take too seriously. Over the past few years, we’ve seen various exploits to get DOOM to work with things like LEGO tiles, a pregnancy test, and even the ability to play DOOM within DOOM itself.
But what came out today is on a higher level in terms of the type of team they have succeeded in. ROCK works. Futurism replicated a video posted by Adafruit Industries showing the game in action inside a chocolate bar. Yes, you read it right. You could play DOOM on an unhealthy snack.
The video, which was posted just a few days ago, has amassed over 80,000 views and several comments, which stand out as users’ enthusiasm for this feat. Of course, unfortunately, the video is only 22 seconds long, which means you won’t be able to fully enjoy this candy that can make DOOM work.
How is it possible that DOOM can work? Not much information about him, but keep in mind that Adafruit Industries is a company that specializes in designing small size and format baseboards. Come on, they follow the Raspberry Pi line of thinking, only on a smaller scale.
Look before you bite into another candy bar: they made DOOM work at the Milky Way bar
The chocolate they chose to integrate DOOM with is the Milky Way bar. which, unfortunately, is not sold in Spain. This chocolate bar is available in the United States and is, in fact, quite well known in popular culture and has even been featured in movies or series on both television and streaming platforms.
In the video that was posted on YouTube you can see the packaging Milky Way Bar in all details and inside a chocolate bar with DOOM inside, but there is something strange. And that’s what being a bar of chocolate, it doesn’t melt when touched by the person showing their hands in the video.. In addition, it has a color that is very reminiscent of plastic.
We’ll have to trust for now, although it’s interesting to see the DOOM screen in action anyway. Of course, the overall design may mimic a chocolate bar rather than a real one, which will prevent damage to the components. Now we’ll have to wait to see which object will be attacked by DOOM next..
Source: Computer Hoy
