Virtual Death Doom and Skyrim playable on… pregnancy test

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Play Doom on different devices has become a fun way of entertainment for many people – from Zune and iPod to more specialized devices like refrigerators. Doom has a rich history of players trying to run the game on a variety of motherboards.

However, the most recent test has given FPS super product by John Romero up pregnancy test. This unique experimental project is sponsored by Patreon and implemented by programmer Foone. The results of the project were shared on Twitter: Doom runs on a standard pregnancy test, and is controlled by an external keyboard.
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The game runs on an extremely small 128×32 pixel screen and is very difficult to track. Before, Foone also tried running the trailer of Skyrim on the same device.

If you want to experience Skyrim or Doom on a pregnancy test, you don’t have to wait too long; Foone is planning to post instructions for the conversion process after figuring out how to make the game more stable. Be aware that players will have to make some hardware adjustments in order for the pregnancy test to run these games.
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