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Blast Corps for N64. Imagine a modern version of the game with good physics.

WizardStan is exactly correct. I'm sure plenty of people are going to be downloading Quake 3 anyway, including myself (don't look at me like that. I bought it when it came out.) Most likely, id is not going to care all that much about a few people downloading an old, partly open-source game...

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Nightwish - Cadence of Her Last Breath

This is an awesome idea. Perhaps, assuming there's going to be an 'official' Pandora repo, there should be a 'community' one as well, which could be further subdivided into sections such as this (minigames). This project could be a frontend for that. I would also like to suggest a highscores...

There should probably be an option for "other window manager" in the first section of the poll. I am most likely going to be using dwm, though I'll have openbox on my Pandora as well.

Eh, I don't know. That's why I said it might be difficult. If it is possible, it will certainly require optimization, the question is really a matter of how much. I really hope we do get it running. I can just play Nexuiz on my Pandora and the analog sticks will be my handicap (compared to...

What people were talking about with the debian packages were the packages for the armel architecture. I don't think there's been any official answer as to whether or not they'll work. If I were to hazard a guess, I'd say some of them might work, but they will probably not take full advantage of...

Games have to be open source (or you can try convincing the author to port it) and ideally already have a linux version to be ported to the Pandora. From what I've seen, however, that's never stopped anyone from suggesting games to port, even though there's a sticky about it. I do not believe...

Honestly, I have to agree with the "Just use a PC" suggestion. However, I don't know of any projects making a good console-esque gui for linux, but there definitely should be one. It should be similar to a media center program, but designed with the focus on games/emulators instead of video, and...

The proprietary blobs interface with the kernel through open-source modules, meaning they are independent of kernel version. This is similar to the way nvidia's linux drivers work. Edit: I just realized I don't think I answered your question, but rather just repeated what Squidge said. Sorry, I...

If they release a new one with 3G and preferably a camera, I probably will. Also, coming from someone who generally care in the slightest what his gadgets look like, that thing is seriously ugly as sin. I don't mind an ugly design if it's practical, but that design doesn't look aesthetically...

According to the Pandora wiki, it is 140 x 83 x 27 mm, which puts it between the size of the original DS and the DS Lite.

I found something specifically for extracting the Donkey Kong Country 2 VC rom, but I think it might be able extract others. It appears to take files in the .app format. Unfortunately the Sin and Punishment VC rom I just... uh... acquired is in wad format. I found another program that looks like...

You might be able to convince them. They already have linux versions for PC and PS3, and the Pandora would be the perfect showcase for their abilities. (Heheh, finally. Crysis on the Pandora...) I always thought stuff like this was impossible. I looked into gaming via VNC/RDP/all those remote...

IIRC, the code is GPL, but the game data (models, textures, etc.) is not.

Heh, I have an old xbox with a broken hard drive. Anyway, assuming your monitor is capable of receiving the signal (i.e. not just DVI/VGA), yes. I'm not entirely sure what you mean by "debian program things". If you mean apt-get and stuff like that, I don't think there's been an official final...