Avid Gamer Finds an Unbelievable Way to Play a 30-Year-Old Classic on a Single Lego Brick

LEGO is one of the most popular toys in the world, selling billions of blocks every year. But ever thought of playing a classic video game on a LEGO and that too only on a single brick.

The first game in this first-person shooter came out in 1993 and revolutionized the FPS genre. It was a colossal hit among the gamers. Even today, it is relevant in the video game industry. Although these days, fans try to run this classic on various platforms, from mobile phones to a PC.

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However, mobile phones sound normal cause mobile gaming is a huge industry now, and mobile phone games are way more advanced than the 30-year-old DOOM. But the weird platforms where fans are trying to run this classic are like on a Digital Camera to a calculator. But now fans are trying to run the game on a LEGO brick.

How to run DOOM on a LEGO Brick?

James Brown, a graphics programmer from New Zealand, 3D-printed a special LEGO brick that might have the tiniest monitor in the world in it. He later wired that LEGO brick to a computer and streamed the game from that PC.

Even Brown revealed to Kotaku, “There was no way it was going to run it properly. The options seemed to be: 1) Write a raycasting game with as much Doom flavor as possible, 2) Stick a wire in it and stream video to it, or 3) Put a more powerful processor in there.

The New Zeland programmer shares his reason for streaming DDOm on a brick, “One probably wouldn’t be accepted as fitting the meme. Two didn’t seem a very interesting challenge. Three was going to take a bit longer to design. But since two was so easy, someone was going to do it eventually, and I decided I’d rather it were me.”

Now thanks to Brown, we have a DOOM on a LEGO. However, it might be an exciting idea for a DOOM-based LEGO game. Many video games are LEGO-themed, and a one with a Doom Slayer wouldn’t be bad. Moreover, the game’s creator John Romero revealed a SIgil 2 is under development.

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Undoubtedly, it was interesting to see DOOM running on a LEGO brick. Are you a fan of this FPS demon-slaying game?