This Doom mod converts old sprites to 3D voxels A surprisingly subtle addition to the old school graphics By Daniel Sims August 19, 2022, 20:12 7 comments. Serving tech enthusiasts for over 25 years.

After 28 years, id Software's classic Doom has finally been voxelised, its 2D sprite graphics given an extra dimension in space thanks to modder Daniel Peterson - aka Cheelio - providing us with ...

If you think of the Doom monster sprites, each time you view them from a different angle, you're met by a different 2D image. View a monster from the front, you get a 2D image of their front.

You might not want to throw out your PS5 just yet, but seeing Doom ported to the inside of a .PDF file is pretty remarkable, ...

With our Doom The Dark Ages tips, ... Of course, your shield bash and throw are also excellent for clearing out weaker demons, but this quake is another trick in your arsenal to bear in mind.

Throw thousands and thousands of them onscreen at once and you get a unique type of 3D graphics that, if you make ‘em nice and chunky, can call to mind classic 2D sprites, but with an additional ...

MF DOOM Estate Sues Ex-Stones Throw Exec For Allegedly Stealing 31 Notebooks From Late MC. By: Kyle Eustice Category: News October 26, 2023. The notebooks contained tracks from Operation Doomsday, ...

Voxel Doom, a graphics mod for the original Doom that turns the game's various sprites into full-on 3D voxel models, released its 1.0 version today. Made by a modder named Cheello, ...

MF DOOM‘s estate is suing former Stones Throw Label Manager and DOOM’s business associate, Eothen “Egon” Alapatt. Jasmine Dumile Thompson, the late rapper’s widow, has filed a lawsuit ...

Earlier this week, DOOM’s widow Jasmine Dumile Thompson filed a lawsuit against Eothen “Egon” Alapatt, the former general manager and A&R rep of the indie label Stones Throw Records, for ...

Voxel Doom is a new graphics mod for the original Doom that turns the original 2D sprite-based enemies into fully-3D models. Now, replacing enemies with 3D version might sound like a big departure but ...