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Kinda spooky, right? If I had heard about something like this when I was a wee tot watching the original game over an older friend’s shoulder, I might not have slept for weeks. Encoded in the song’s frequencies are tiny variations that, when viewed through a spectrograph, resemble the numbers 666 and an inverted pentacle, two symbols often used to reference Satan (or his place of residence).

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Youtuber Nerd Sauce ran a song off Doom‘s soundtrack - “Cyberdemon” - through spectrogram software and discovered that it contained more than regular noise. Or an especially nerdy audio engineer, which is probably more likely. Our own Robert Rath has written on how this cultural context of Satanic panic informed the original Doom.Īs it turns out, those concerned mothers may have been on to something about the rock music part at least: a handful of enterprising fans have analyzed the audio files of the new Doom and discovered something so sinister, it just has to be the work of the Devil. As a kid growing up in the 90s, I remember hearing more than a few stories about Satanic cults infiltrating schools, or sticking razor blades in Halloween candy, or sneaking subliminal messages into rock music.

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Part of the project was to build an emulator to make it easier to test the game, but it didn’t work out the greatest - so most of the actual game development was performed on the actual hardware. They are using the official textures from the game, and it’s not quite a perfect replica - but it’s pretty darn close. If that doesn’t hurt your brain we dunno what does! It’s 9800 lines of bare metal ARM assembly.

There’s not even an operating system on the Pi. They wrote it from scratch.Ĭomplete with a custom home made controller connected directly to the GPIO pins! No, this was a school project at the Imperial College of London - writing the game in bare assembly. We’ve all seen Doom played on the Raspberry Pi before… but this isn’t a port of the game.

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