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Re:Exactly
Of course, they also do a pretty good job of playing games too. Quake, Quake II, Quake 3 (still just a tech demo though), plenty of third party games, and Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2 is coming in the next few months. More details at http://www.pocketgamer.org/
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Amiga on the Pocket PC
If you own a Pocket PC, the popular Amiga emulator UAE was ported some time ago.
More details at http://www.pocketgamer.org/showthread.php?s=&threa did=4561 -
Gaming on Pocket PC
[Shameless plug]
If you're into (or even slightly interested in) gaming on the Pocket PC, http://www.pocketgamer.org/ is a great place to start, featuring the latest gaming news, reviews, free games to be won, extensive listings... and plenty more besides. :-)
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Re:What puzzles games do you know?
http://www.ipidooma.net/irked/
A Pocket PC port of Vexed. (For all Pocket PC gaming news, check out http://www.pocketgamer.org/ -
Re:Smaller companies = smaller games
I write Pocket War a Pocket PC based war game so, I have some experience here.
The portable game market (exclude GBA for the moment) is not big enough right now to support a real company. The titles price points are low as well as the number of sales. There are discussions about this on Pocket Gamer, in my forums and at Gamespot.
GBA is a different beast but it also requires more money to participate on that platform.
Having said that I still love writing games for these platforms and maybe they will come into their own one day. -
Updated copy of the review with screenshots
Sheri was kind enough to send me a copy of the review for my site too. It incorporates a slight update to the score requested by Sheri, a selection of accompanying screenshots, and further discussion on the game. You can read it here...
If you're interested in finding more Pocket PC games (and there are plenty of cool ones out there!), PocketGamer.org is a good place to start! :-) -
Updated copy of the review with screenshots
Sheri was kind enough to send me a copy of the review for my site too. It incorporates a slight update to the score requested by Sheri, a selection of accompanying screenshots, and further discussion on the game. You can read it here...
If you're interested in finding more Pocket PC games (and there are plenty of cool ones out there!), PocketGamer.org is a good place to start! :-) -
Re:Identical Review
You're new here aren't you. The space is added automatically by slashdot to prevent page-widening posts. You need to use a little HTML to get around it. Here is a working link.
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CE/PocketPC version
OK so I'm posting this far to late to get it modded up, but anyway....
For those of us Pocket PC owners who've seen that it's been ported to Palm and are upset with the lack of a PocketPC version, well there is one!!:
Nethack 3.3.1 for Windows (98/NT/2000/CE)
This kicks ass! Handheld support for ARM, MIPS, and SH3, good job Alex!
Here's a mirror of the ARM version, but please don't hit either of 'em too hard, or the boys might get some bandwidth bills from their ISPs.For more general PocketPC gaming news, check out Pocket Gamer
There's also an OpenGL version of Nethack which looks pretty damn cool (for the heretics who don't want to play in ASCII). Screenshots are here.As for other cool retro stuff for the Pocket PC, check this out: FreeCiv port of Pocket PC, not yet released but coming soon hopefully. Here are a few screenshots to keep you going 'til they give us something to download (watch out for the popups though)
Happy gaming,
ManxStef
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Pocket Wolf 3D
Now you can play it on the road too - Wolf 3D has been ported to the PocketPC!
http://www.pocketgamer.org/archives/00000574.shtm
l The binaries for ARM devices will be released tomorrow
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Another fast PDA with gaming problems
Apparently, the device doesn't recognize diagonals on the game pad. This makes it almost completely useless as a gaming device.
This issue seems even more annoying than the button problems on the iPaq, but hopefully Toshiba can fix with a software patch, or at least in future hardware revisions