Minecraftplayers have a mod for just about everything. FromHarry Pottermods toPokemonmods to being ableto playMinecraftwithinMinecraft, players have built mods for just about everything, and that now includes being able to playDOOMinMinecraft.

Minecraftwas originally released in 2009, and is still massively popular 11 years later. Players have usedMinecraftto do everything from recreating famous locations from other famous games, likeSkyrim, tobeing used to teach kids about diabetes.Minecraftfans have also been known to put other games inside of it with mods. While the Nether already has aDOOMkind of feeling, VM Computers thought it needed even moreDOOM, and now there’s a mod for it.

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The original 1993DOOMis available to play inside ofMinecraftthrough a mod by VM Computers. Reddit User u/uDrunkMate posted a video of playing theDOOMmode in their ownMinecrafthouse on a tiny monitor.

The VM Computer’s mod allows players to build and boot a working Window 95 PC inside ofMinecraft. They first have to build a tablet, then they can order parts from a floating satellite. After that, they will be able to put together an actual working Windows 95 PC inside of the game. The mod uses VirtualBox to run the now ancient software, giving players access to anything they could run on an old PCinside ofMinecraft, likeDOOM. Players can then create a virtual hard drive and run old games and programs through the mod.

It’s pretty amazing that software that used to take up a good chunk of a computer’s ram, memory, and storage like Windows 95 can now easily be run inside of a game. This is way more impressive than theYouTube user that got Windows 95 to run on their Xbox One. The VM Computer mod is quickly becoming the meme that keeps on giving. It’s going to be amazing to see exactly what players will come up with next to run inside ofMinecraft.

Minecraftis an amazingly versatile and fun game, which is a good part of its charm. With players constantly pushing the boundaries of what is possible, maybe someday they’ll even be able tobattle throughMinecraft Dungeonsinside ofMinecraft.

Minecraftis available for mobile devices, PC, PS4, Switch, Xbox One, and legacy platforms.

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