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Or perhaps a Flash runtime in Javascript?

The studio I work for developed Scene It: Box Office Smash, which was one of the first commercial Xbox 360 games to use avatars, and we are working on more soon-to-be-announced titles that use them.

That image is not likely to happen if you're flying British Airways.

Tease.

Nothing seems to have changed. Edit: And there's the reason why. ^^^

People who want to turn the Pandora into a phone really just want to be side talkin' like the N-Gage.

Come on, Chip. Logic, common sense and most of all patience has no place in these forums, as has been evidently displayed during the entire course of Pandora's development.

People reading this forum obviously have some interest in the Pandora, otherwise why would they be reading this forum?

Lucky bugger. Beautiful weather. 34 and fine up here today and I'm stuck babysitting.

The 3D data used by the factory would have all the internal detail, so that could all be stripped out. Only external surfaces would need to be kept.

It sucks that all the good stuff happens between 1am and 6am our time.

I thought this was normal. Whining and complaining behind the relative obscurity of the internet that would get them thumped if they tried it face to face.

I'm not sure where you're coming from with the "bad name", but in the commercial game development scene Lua is still very much the preferred and popular choice in scripting languages.

That's just going against the whole philosophy of the *nix scene. Why wouldn't I want to fracture off a new distribution and call it some silly name, all because I don't like how distro X's scheduler works, or some piddly-pants reason like that?

I think it's good to keep something secret.

28 weeks is like a forced break. Just what you and the team need.

tinea != FCC

When you think of Vegemite as "waste from the beer production process" it sounds just like it tastes.

Well, throwing it all away would be an extreme reaction, and was intended to show a possible, if remote, eventuality from the amount of grief the dev team have been receiving from an admittedly small number of the close to 4000 pre-orderers. Taking on a project such as this and making it so...