Yes, because unfortunately, we have so much exposure or fortunately, depending on how you're looking at it, that your system never gets a chance to calm down from this state. So it can lead to emotional numbness, sleep issues, burnout, chronic fatigue. It's not just psychological at this point, it's also physiological.

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Original id Software developer Sandy Petersen talks about his experience porting Doom over to the Atari Jaguar's faux 64-bit processor and 'tiny' memory.

DoomScroll, a website which lets you play fan-made Doom level WADs in your browser, has gone live to celebrate the game's 32nd anniversary.

Developed by id Software and published by Bethesda Softworks, Doom: The Dark Ages is a prequel to Doom (2016) and Doom Eternal. This dark fantasy FPS follows the origins of Doom Slayer long before being found in a Sarcophagus in a UAC on Mars.

Despite its minor glitches, DoomScroll is a fun romp that celebrates the enduring creativity of the Doom community. The seemingly endless scroll of levels is impressive, whether or not you play the game. Even without loading a single map, it'll take you well into next year to browse the thousands of WADs. Now that's a doomscroll.

Robert Downey Jr's draws sketch covers of Iron Man and Doctor Doom for the Ultimate Endgame #1 blindbags, out tomorrow

Rats called Carmack and Romero, who have been taught how to play DOOM, have now learned how to shoot the in-game weapon via a new trigger mechanism.

Doomsday rumour sheds light on the Russo Brothers' unique plans for Robert Downey Jr.'s Doctor Doom, and how the villain factors into the movie's story.

Software engineer and neuroscientist Viktor Tóth's setup allowing rats to play "Doom II" has received a major upgrade.

MCU fans wondering how RDJ's Doctor Doom becomes the villain don't need to look any further than this chilling line from Avengers: Age of Ultron.