A Cacodemon that literally plays Doom? A soundtrack on cassette tape? A box that runs the game like it's 1995 all over again? This bundle is chaotic, unnecessary, deeply nostalgic, and I want it.

and add-ons that could justify the expensive collection for Doom’s biggest fans. But it’s the other accessories that will be its biggest selling point. A weekly newsletter by David Pierce ...

Naturally, the box of the Will It Run edition is itself a device that runs Doom. Is that completely insane? Yeah, that's completely insane. Oh, and it also includes a little handheld Cacodemon toy ...

Yeah, and not only that, but it also includes a handheld cacodemon that can play Doom, like one of those retro pre-Game Boy handhelds. It also includes a four-cassette version of the soundtrack ...

signed Cacodemon “rookie card.” The new editions are part of a broader trend in retro gaming that blends nostalgia with collectible appeal. For DOOM fans, it’s another excuse to revisit the ...

TL;DR: Doom: The Dark Ages introduces a Lovecraft ... and it's teeming with monstrosities like the new cacodemon, which can stun players with its attacks, a twin-bladed cosmic baron, and even ...

Each pack contains a random selection of five trading cards, with fifteen available in total, each featuring a different DOOM monster. There’s even a chance to find a rare, signed Cacodemon ...

The bundle also contains four hours of classic Doom music on retro cassette tapes, a levitating three-inch Cacodemon figurine, random trading cards, and more than 10 games and expansions.

A floating Cacodemon, a cassette soundtrack, and a box that plays 'Doom'? This is peak gamer nonsense, and I’m here for it.