It Runs Doom! wasn't Rick's concept, he's carrying the torch for another blog called "It Plays Doom" which, to his disappointment, vanished from the web. With the unofficial ports it's more fascinating to see how technology is advanced to the point where people can realistically run Doom on a printer."
"There had to be compromises, and through those compromises and changes, you get the sense that there's sort of a capabilities, for lack of a better term, the personalities of those individual platforms, how they differ in various things. "Back when Doom was new and popular, a lot of the consoles couldn't just run Doom out of the box," said Rick. John Romero, one of the game's creators, released new maps for the game just last month. The ability for second parties to tinker with the source code, create mods and maps have kept Doom alive decades later. Since then, numerous other modified versions of the code have been created and released.
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