Doom Is Now Playable At A McDonald’s Order Kiosk, Looks like you will not have the option to grab a Big Mac and a speedy round of Doom, as the image underneath appears to be a case of some master photoshop. As spotted by Futurism and Galactic Furball on Twitter, the original image is of a McDonald’s kiosk that was dealing with the blue screen of death instead of demons.

In the latest example of how Doom is playable on almost any type of innovation, one enterprising individual has managed to get the classic FPS running on a Mcdonald’s kiosk. Whoever was responsible for loading the 1993 game onto the screen wasn’t revealed, however the official Doom Twitter account saw their work.

The main downside to the Mcdonald’s version of Doom is that you’ll require owl-like neck muscles to play the game appropriately as the game has been flipped 90 degrees to one side. That slight bother aside, Doom looks as great as you’d anticipate that it should be on a fast food screen, especially one that displays a supersized version of the game.

Doom fans have been engaged in an arms race to see which devices they can get the game running on. One person got Doom to deal with a graphing calculator fueled by dozens of potatoes, a software engineer made a playable Doom GIF Bitcoin Struggles as Recession, and one genius modder has ported the game to a Lego block. For a version of Doom that doesn’t need a lethal amount of squinting so that you can make out what’s happening on the screen, there’s always the Doom Slayers Collection for Switch or several ports on present day consoles.

The last game in the series, Doom Eternal, was as of late updated. The new update was the second revision for version 6.66, and added both text-to-speech and speech-to-message capabilities, as well as another contrast channel.

The following James Bond film, which will be the first to feature someone else as James Bond after Daniel Craig leaves the series, is “at least” two years away from shooting, maker Barbara Broccoli has said.

It’s requiring more investment than expected to begin on the following Bond film because the producers are searching for the following actor to play the lead job. Broccoli let Deadline know that the following James Bond film will rehash who James Bond is.

“We’re resolving where to go with him, we’re talking that through. There isn’t a script and we can’t think of one until we conclude how we will approach the following film because, really, it’s a rehash of Bond. We’re rethinking what his identity is and that takes time.”

Broccoli wouldn’t be drawn into remarking on which actors may be in the running for the job of James Bond, saying that this moment, “No one’s in the running.”