Can MS Paint Run Doom? (Yes)
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Doom has long been known to be able to run on the most unlikely devices. Now, the classic FPS has turned Microsoft Paint into a kind of monitor for the game, resorting to an ingenious trick with...
Doom Just Found Its Weirdest New Home: Microsoft Paint
DoomPaint is the latest in the series of unusual Doom ports, from Mark Russinovich, the CTO of Microsoft Azure. Russinovich whipped DoomPaint up in his spare time with the help of Claude Opus 4.8, based on information in his LinkedIn posts and the code itself. DoomPaint is about what you'd expect from a wild port like this, because apps
Doom is now running in Microsoft Paint: An ambitious project uses the Windows drawing program as a renderer for the cult shooter – including sound and control.
There are technological milestones that mark a time. Then there is this. A Microsoft engineer has achieved what seemed impossible: running Doom inside Paint. And no, it is not a mod or a pirate version: it is the original Doom, frame by frame, copying and pasting from the clipboard. They have baptized it as DoomPaint and it is undoubtedly the most serious nonsense that has given birth to modern cacharreo. Mark Russinovich, director of Azure tech…
News from HD Technology. Visit www.hd-tecnologia.com for the latest news. Doom continues to show that it can work anywhere, and now it can also be played directly within Microsoft Paint. The project is called DoomPaint and uses the free version of the classic shooter. In this case, Paint works as a kind of monitor where the game is shown. The result is quite curious, because the game reaches about 25 FPS. For a 1993 title running within a tool d…
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