The Dark Ages is set to deliver an exhilarating gaming experience, but it comes with hefty hardware demands. Players looking ...

Xbox Developer Direct, id Software reveals the beefy PC spec requirements gamers need to run Doom: The Dark Ages.

As part of its 4 Day Sale Event, Best Buy has discounted HP's flagship Omen Transcend 32" 4K QD OLED gaming monitor to $899.99 after $400 in savings. This monitor was announced way back in CES ...

A desktop machine will typically be more powerful, have more connectivity, and in the case of Windows machines, be far easier to upgrade if you decide you need more RAM or internal storage later down ...

DoomPDF is a groundbreaking technological achievement that lets you play the classic DOOM game directly within PDF documents. Created by developer Anthony Ding, this innovative implementation ...

Even Doom co-creator John Romero would likely be impressed by this quirky adaptation. Sure, it doesn’t offer the 4K fidelity of modern consoles, but the graphics are more than recognizable when ...

X users, especially sports fans, may be seeing an influx of recent posts accompanied with photos, asking them to "tap, hold and load in 4K." What has been deemed a trend is really just a function ...

In the latest edition of “can it run Doom?” a high school student has discovered a way to port the classic PC game to a PDF file. Although PDF documents are known to simply host text and ...

There’s a growing trend of developers flexing their muscles to make PDF documents do completely different things than what they’re intended to do. The goal is to push the boundaries of the PDF ...

Doom has been ported to devices like toasters, a fridge, and pretty much everything else you can think of, so the frontier for truly remarkable things that can run Doom is wearing thin. But one ...

Here at Ars, we're suckers for stories about hackers getting Doom running on everything from CAPTCHA robot checks and Windows' notepad.exe to AI hallucinations and fluorescing gut bacteria.

We may earn a commission from links on this page. A crafty high-schooler was able to do something I didn’t think was possible: They got Doom running inside a PDF file. Seriously. And weirdly ...