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Did you know that the last remaining id Software employee from the development of Doom was hired as an office manager?

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Featured article - January 2026

Doom: Annihilation weapons

The 2019 motion picture Doom: Annihilation uses an array of conventional firearms, futuristic rifle props, and completely science-fiction plasma-based weaponry.

Joan Dark acquires the BFG9000 just before the film's conclusion from a restricted UAC experimental weapon storage cache. It fires a large green burst of plasma which moves as a solid projectile and can kill any target in one hit. Unlike the games' versions of the BFG, there is no apparent area-of-effect indirect damage to other targets, however. The weapon prop does not resemble any real-world guns. It features electronic lighting, a display screen, and a working magwell for loading ammunition in the form of plasma canisters.
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