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Just what I was thinking ;-) D.

Quasist adds colour to any discussion. Usually brown. D.

Charge the battery halfway, then remove. Store both in small plastic bags with a quantity of rice inside along with them. Tape up both bags with bubble wrap to form one package. Store. D.

I exist only to serve, sir, and I'm glad I made you happy. You'd have been upset if I did anything else. D.

It may be worth just ignoring our Quasy. He does have a point - although you possibly aren't retarded, most Mac owners are. They have to be, to pay those prices for that hardware - but that's beside the point. Actually, it might well be the point. They do get to look cool in Starbucks coffee...

Have you fixed "Which way is up" yet? It would be nice to be able to play that on the Pandora. D.

If it's open-source, then I'll wait until the free non-ad-supported version is released ;-) D.

Never thought I'd say this, but having chatted with him on IRC I'd support a lift of the current ban; maybe a probation period like Hakmanplayer got on OP boards? D.

No - there's a few things left to do yet ;-) D.

I voted no - because of the simple fact that the ROT is open to more consoles than just the Pandora. I'm not a fan of GPH's machines, as anyone will tell you - but games developed for the Canoe have made their way to the Pandora after the compo finishes. The more consoles you target, the more...

No, it would be WONDERFUL. Align the action buttons to the left, extend the "minimap" to the right and make the game window 800 pixels wide and occupy the rest of the screen. To be honest, I was expecting you to stretch from 640x400 to 800x480 using the hardware scaler but making the playfield...

No - consider instead adding a "campaign mode" and a "practice mode" where in the former you start on one of the "sets" at level 1 of that set, and maybe practice could present a page-flipping list of levels (preview graphics of each level would be cool). Huge job though, especially as you don't...

New PND tested and working just fine! Played a few levels, without issues. Looking forward to new control methods and a way to save your progress :) D.

I certainly did mention the problem with Ms PacMan Maze Madness back when it was emulated on the GP2X - unfortunately the forum search won't go back past September 2010 :( And yes, it was way too slow - many of the games I wanted to play would not, even with my '2X overclocked to 290MHz...

Are you supporting this from an emulation-accuracy POV, or just getting it out there? Either way, it's a lovely emulator and many thanks. If on the off-chance you get a moment to look, please consider having a quick trawl through "Ms PacMan - Maze Madness" - it locks the emulator up at the...

Well, make it optional - how you do that is up to you - because there will always be someone who wants to plug in a mouse and re-create that Amiga feeling... No, thank you for your time and effort - if all devs and porters were as open to ideas and suggestions as you, we'd have a lot more...

I think you misunderstand me :) The touchscreen is the best method there is for this game. When it's working right, tapping a lemming is easy - much easier than using the mouse was on the Amiga/PC versions. And yes, D-Pad would be crap - the Spectrum version used a joystick or keys and was...

I always download it from here: http://lessermatters.homeunix.com/LemmingsSDL/ You're not running on an Amiga, and don't have a mouse - you have a touchscreen and a nub configured as a very inaccurate mouse instead. If you're aiming to be 100% Amiga-style including the control methods then...

To be fair, you're being let down by the fact that the Pandora simulates a mouse with the touchscreen, and does it very badly indeed. You need to re-make the control system from the ground-up with the stylus in mind (with mouse control optional, of course) - I'm not sure how you go about that at...

Just tested - no difference. Still starts in a window, and although the touchscreen stays in synch for the first few levels it soon goes out of synch. The way to remedy it is to move the pointer to the top left and then reposition your stylus on the screen, at the same point. Suggestion -...