A hacker sorted out how to run Doom on the Nintendo Alarmo using its USB-C port, and published the code and instructions to GitHub for all to use.

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Nintendo’s adorable Alarmo alarm clock can run Doom, thanks to hacker GaryOberNicht. By utilizing a method that uses a USB mode and a USB-C port, custom firmware can be loaded onto the Alarmo without opening it. Gary shared the software and instructions on Github, making it accessible for anyone interested in modding their Alarmo.

Can Nintendo’s Alarmo run Doom? You bet it can

Of course. Doom has already been ran on a pregnancy test, a lego piece or a redstone computer designed in Minecraft. Why wouldn’t it run on Alarmo? 😁
Remember rule 666: if it exists, it can run Doom.

I think people is going insane with this