It’s only been on sale for a few days, but they have already managed to hack the alarm clock Nintendo Alarm. And it is more powerful than it seems. not only is able to execute Doombut you can even play with the controls of the alarm clock itself.
Nintendo surprised everyone a few weeks ago by presenting Nintendo Alarm, an alarm clock to wake you up in the morning with music from Nintendo games.
The alarm clock, which costs 99.99 euros and is sadly only for sale to Nintendo Online subscribers, has already reached users, who They hacked it in just a few days.
Doom running on Nintendo Alarm
Using the famous Flipper Zero, a hacker called Spinda has managed to access firmware from Nintendo Alarm.
Thanks to this, another hacker named Gary has been able install custom firmware on the Nintendo alarm clock, which allows install games on the internal memory of the devicevia USB.
You have managed to install the shareware (free) version of the legendary Doom and the surprising thing is not only that it works without problems, but it is also playable using the buttons it includes Nintendo Alarmas you can see in this video:
The Nintendo alarm clock has a large rotary button on the top, which is used to control the menu. By turning it you can move the protagonist of the game left and right. Doom.
Using the rest of the Nintendo Alarm buttons, it is possible to shoot and use objects. So it is really possible to play Doom directly on the alarm clock.
I’m sure Nintendo isn’t amused. And taking into account that lately he has furiously launched his lawyers against anyone who manipulates his consoles and products, Be careful not to set your sights on the Flipper Zero…
We have lost count of the large number of devices on which they have managed to run Doom: from a Lego tile to a pregnancy test.
It has already become a ritual: a new device that goes on sale, and a legion of hackers trying to make it happen. Doom work on it.
Nintendo Alarm It’s just an alarm clock to get you up in the morning, but thanks to hackers, You can also play a game Doomwithout additional controls. We’ll see what Nintendo has to say about it…
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