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That is the first marketing shot of the pandora that I *really* like :P

I guess it would be very likely that they are interested... they are a small indi studio after all (which supports many different platforms). But I think it would be best if CraigiX or someone else from the official Pandora team would contact them (I would have done so myself already otherwise).

If you mean by runs: "runs" (with emphasis on the quotation marks) then yes. For anyone who doesn't want to wait half an hour for a window to load then no :P

Hmm... dunno but I expect the graphic requirements to be lower on anything else than WinXP. After all a 1Ghz x86 with 512mb ram is pretty much the hardware requirement of WinXP alone :P But yeah, could be problematic :(

Mweston has states several times that he is still looking for a place to fit a component. This could of course mean on the PCB, but I guess in a device that small there will not be much open air space.

Newest trailer: http://www.dailymotion.com/2dboy/video/8513203 or for download: http://2dboy.com/trailer/WorldOfGoo_trailer2.1(xvid).avi Will be available for Win, Linux, Mac and Wii for ~20$ For those that can't be botherd to to check the site: http://www.2dboy.com/games.php It's a 2D...

Mostly the GPS support I guess (AFAIK). However it is quite bulky (both of them) thus I can't quite decide if I should get one :huh:

Actually the high oil price is one of the few things still keeping the Dollar up, as you have to buy dollars to buy oil. Check your 101 of economics :P

So? just use the regular qtopia toolset until then and have an upgrade with the 3d accel. effects afterward (or use Beta software until then). Personally I would love to see this toolkit on the pandora as there are lots and lots of great PDA programs written for the qtopia version of the Zaurus...

Errm, that was "Svartalf" not me ;) Edit: seriously... fix up that list, Mia for example only said he/she would port his/her games FROM the DS/PSP.

Keep in mind that for most PC games the high RAM requirement is due to quite a large proportion from the Windows/X-Server overhead and not from the actual game itself AFAIK.

http://wiki.freegamedev.net/index.php/The_...of_the_Dark_Age Seems like this is actually starting to happen (not the pandora part yet however). Any help is still apreciated.

lol... it's a bit over the top to be honest ;) And mentioning the dual SD slots as the first feature seems a bit odd as it is at best a "nice to have" feature and not a "wow" one. Oh and the 3D model doesn't really work in such close up shots to be honest.

http://forum.freegamedev.net/index.php?t=m...db32e7c0f5c85c9 Could be a really nice Pandora game (with the PC Linux port as a bonus). However quite a bit of the code would have to be rewritten, as some of it is in VisualBasic right now. Anyone interested?

That would be to charge the pandora. However to run the pandora (over the DC in port) one would most likely need quite a bit less. May guess would be 100-500mA @ 3.7V depending on the load (that is really a very rough guess based on the battery info we got so far).

Getting LinuxGamePublishing (http://www.linuxgamepublishing.com/) on board would definitly be a good thing (if I am interpreting the post above right).

there is also FIFE for RPG like games: http://www.fifengine.de/ Edit: just to clarify, thats a 2D engine.

Yeah needs bigger letters :) Personally I still think someone should make something based on Compizfusion (e.g. 3D accelerated), but that can wait till after the release.

There is however a free implementation currently beeing worked on for HOMM2: http://sourceforge.net/projects/fheroes2 and maybe also one for HOMM3 (not open-source so far): http://antypika.aplus.pl/vcmi/forum/portal.php