Multiplayer.it: Freedoom's nine levels run on a $30 multimeter
A drone controller handles the action, while the official DOOM store page helps clarify which game this is.
How sure
Medium
One outlet describes the working port; the supplied official page covers a different DOOM release.
A roughly $30 FNIRSI DMC-100 multimeter has a second job: running all nine levels of Freedoom: Phase 1. A DJI drone controller handles the game, and four save slots make this more than a title-screen trick.
Multiplayer.it reported on Oct. 24 that developer Artur Bieniek adapted doomgeneric to the chip inside the FNIRSI DMC-100, a tool made to measure electrical values. The game runs in color and includes its opening, screens between levels, and ending.
Bieniek uses a DJI RC-N1 drone controller to control the game. The official DOOM Steam page lists id Software’s 2016 release with single-player and multiplayer modes. Bieniek’s project uses Freedoom: Phase 1 content. The controller may be built for flight, but this time it only needs to get through E1M9.
What we don’t know
Frame rate, battery life, and how well the controls work across all nine levels remain unknown.
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Sources
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First reported by · Multiplayer.it · Oct. 24
DOOM gira su un multimetro da 30 dollari grazie a un controller per droni DJI - 2
Official source · Steam
DOOM on Steam
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