Over the decades, people have managed to get the original Doom to run on all sorts of interesting devices, and a fan ports the game to Notepad.

The new ‘NotepadDoom’ joins a long list of unique platforms where the classic FPS title can be played after three decades of the game’s release. Earlier this year, a YouTube user uploaded a ...

Classic FPS Doom is running in Microsoft Notepad thanks to game developer Sam Chiet, who shared footage of the shooter project that has now gone viral ...

Representative Image (Credit -- Bethesda) Windows Notepad is a simple text editor that has been around since the 1980s. This software commonly allows users to create and edit basic text documents.

At this point, it’s hard to believe there are any devices left that Doom hasn’t been made playable on, but Sam Chiet figured out a way to get the game working on Notepad at a stunning 60fps!

Balatro's first demo could be edited with Notepad to unlock the whole game—the solution? 'Bury it as soon as possible' with a 'newer, shinier version' Story by Harvey Randall • 2h ...

Editing a game file in Notepad unlocked the full version of Balatro, causing panic at the publisher - which responded quickly to the unfolding disaster.

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