By GoodGame.center ·
PC Gamer circulated a story headed “Doom can 'run' on a DNS database now, and one of the technology's pioneers says 'I can't decide whether this is deliciously horrible, or else horribly delicious'.” We do not reprint that piece. This is the alley’s own take: what a player who lives in a browser tab should actually do with the news.
The report points at a live moment in games. The useful part for GoodGame is not the rumor cycle — it is whether something new is playable without an install, and whether a small creator can ship a web build this week.
If you make games: treat this as a reminder to keep a browser build. Upload a zip to GoodGame or link the hosted play page so people can try it the same day they read the news.
If you play: skip the storefront queue. The alley is already open — walk the cabinets, leave a score, and come back tomorrow. The desk updates as the feeds do.
Source: PC Gamer. Read the original reporting, then come play something that runs in this tab.
Original reporting: PC Gamer. This is GoodGame's own write-up.