Doom can be played directly on the motherboard

Doom is everywhere. This game, the grandfather of all shooters, has been launched on many consumer devices in recent years. The role of the game on a computer is not the same as on a full-fledged device, but on the motherboard.

Doom can be downloaded from the Phoronix website. Coreboot, also known as LinuxBIOS (or Coreboot), is a closed BIOS that works with many motherboards such as the Acer Aspire VN7-572G and Razer Blade Stealth KabyLake (H2U) and Google Chromebooks.

One of coreboot’s features is the Payload feature. This extension lets users expand the functionality and capabilities of the BIOS. Coreboot 4.17 now includes a CoreDoom enhancement. This allows you to run full Doom games directly from your ROM using the DoomGeneric Code.

The Coreboot Payload has been used traditionally for many tools and resources. A special Linux version is available. Payload has already made games available. Space Invaders (Grub Invaders), and Tetris, (Tint), are some of the main characters. They have also been given the ability to summon Doom. Despite CoreDoom’s difficulties. CoreDoom is only supported for the PS2 keyboard (although developers promise to add support USB keyboards). The game cannot be saved and the computer freezes when it takes off. Doom, however, is a great tool to demonstrate the power of modern gadgets. It is launched on an Ikea cashregister, smart lamp and a Porsche 911 onboard computer.