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One player has found every way you can play Doom, and some may stretch the imagination.

The two reminisced about the shooter's development and how it differed from id's games up to that point.

In 1993, a team of five coders released what would become one of the most influential video games ever made. Three decades on, they explain how they did it

We can thank floppy disks in Ziploc bags for the FPS genre as we know it.

Games, software, hardware, and events that changed everything.

And no, it's not weird: Romero says he and Carmack have remained friends throughout their post-Doom careers.

Del Complex seems to take the concept of company town several miles further — straight toward international waters and the promise of AI clusters with national sovereignty. In a world of geopolitical tension floating in the concepts of AI, AGI, and BCI, this idea is enough to turn heads.

ID Software's co-founder returned to QuakeCon a decade after exiting the company.

Carmack said Romero's new autobiography reminds him of the glory days when they were "the 3D game hackers."

Carmack heads the list of "guests" at the upcoming event that bill itself as a sci-fi convention for people "tired of woke propaganda."

Twitter still lacks a way to memorialize dead people’s accounts.