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Uh, systems design isn't like unit upgrades in Starcraft; it doesn't cost any more to design a device with a newer, more powerful processor, it just costs more to physically assemble it. Something vague enough that we should all be able to agree: the more Pandoras sell, the more Pandora-like...

Today I Learned Dropbox releases the source of a Linux CLI to their API that you can compile on your system. This seems like an extremely useful tool for the Pandora. Off the top of my head, I was thinking it would be great for syncing and backing up save files, or even smaller entire games...

Hasn't this game never been perfectly emulated? Or at least, isn't it very difficult somehow?

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I don't want games specific to the Pandora. I do want games that work on it, and after that, games that take advantage of it's capabilities. But system-specific games are tricks used by people whose business model requires that customers be locked in to their platform. The Pandora is a...

:blink: This looks almost exactly like Sonic 4, a real game, coming soon to many consoles. Soooo...

^^^^ Last Man Standing was based on A Fistful of Dollars, which was AMAZING, and based on Yojimbo. Just finally saw Micro Men. I'm very much an American, but the ending sequence still brought a tear to my ear. I mean, it seems like such a downer, but the only reason a movie like that was...

I also would love someone to try this. I wouldn't care if you don't have a 3g modem, and you have to use broadband over wifi: the pandora could absolutely replace my phone. I think that the gmail chat client is in javascript, which is never "compiled." So unless it depends on browser features...

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Good idea for ports, but practically impossible for emulation. Although! Rather than smart scrolling, you could do something ridiculous like have one of the nubs control the "viewscreen," moving the viewable area around the scaled-up original display.

So...so much good news! :D

Yes.

The bus limit isn't so bad. Lots of games have very large content files that they only need to read a few small pieces at a time. I think a bigger problem would be finding a business model that would support the man-hours of development required for making that much content.

Yes, God forbid you not get some gameplay with your creepy rape stories.

I agree 100%. Sell overpriced t-shirts to make up for it! Or let people who bought it at the low price send you the difference in return for some exclusive sticker, like "Elite Pandora Supporter".

I assume he meant, advantages over running it in DOSBox. Though now that I say that, I'm not even sure if it would have a playable speed?

Even though it runs on Linux, the executable is compiled for x86 processors, which is not the sort that the Pandora has. Too bad, so sad, don't throw your desktop away just yet. Or better yet, start sending letters to Epic explaining that there's a growing market for "Unreal Tournament Portable."

Maybe someday. Do your cheerleading at the GemRB forum instead.

There are dozens, if not hundreds, of browser based MMOs. I thought everyone had heard of Evony, at least.

Whatever, PS2 emulation is clearly within reach¡