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.

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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 ...

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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 ...

The DOOM Slayer will explore the strange lands of the Cosmic Realm, battling insane enemies including the monstrous Cosmic Baron and otherworldly Cacodemon. We think Doom: The Dark Ages is ...

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.