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Australian Hackers Play Doom On An ATM
These days we have video games on our TVs, tablets, phones, and the sides of buildings, but we've never seen a video game running on a ATM...until now.
A group of Australian hackers dismantled an ATM machine and engineered the machine so that it could play id Software’s classic shooter doom using the ATM keypad, which is almost as good as taking money out of your account. Check out the video walkthrough of the creation process below. No word on when this will be coming to a bank near you.
[Source: Hack a Day via Engadget]
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