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I want to get a Pandora, but I want the Pandora to succeed even more. Improvements to process, at the cost of some time up front, seem like a very good trade to me. Certainly, if it was only a decision between getting my own a week or two earlier, and six thousand units being completed a week...

You're quite right! Let's mutually admire our finely developed empathy and intelligence! :D I shall leave my mistake behind un-edited as a warning of the wages of hubris.

Respecting copyrights is a courtesy? You must be from the internet! ;) No, but seriously: leaving aside the ethical considerations (I am not copyright's biggest fan), the case law for derivative works - including ports - is very well established in America, Britain, Germany, and many other...

I couldn't remember for a few minutes, but: a thread about the Pandora in the Something Awful games forum, completely by chance (I'm not registered there). It had pictures, hardware stats, and the right reasons why you might want to get it. The original poster "got it," and was good at...

You're a jackass. Just thought you should know.

Go on, why not then?

That sounds like an awesome idea.

:) It looks like my trust was well founded.

Well, you're the expert. After all, Craig's just some jerk on the internet who hasn't been intimately involved in every state of the process, including physical assembly, so what would he know? :rolleyes:

He...he just looks so earnest. :lol:

You may want to try GemRB right now; Torment and Ice Wind Dale 2, at least, were not really complete when last I played them. So porting may only be part of the work.

Point.

In general, the answer is yes. For ZSNES, no. It depends on the language and libraries used. ZSNES specifically is written in x86 assembly, which can only run on x86 processors, which is not what the Pandora has. There are compilers written for almost every other language. Some applications...

:blink: I'm not sure that I follow. Please, say more.

I hear you had a million rootin' tootin' games. :rolleyes: If there were more games being made back then, then I agree that there were more better-than-average games being made. That's just math(s)! But I'm not sure I agree with the premise: there have been all sorts of improvements to...

What a preposterously misdirected over-reaction.

No, not all of them. Those that load advertisements currently require Flash. There may be others.

If it gets really advanced, we may even have Nomad support. :lol:

Technically, that isn't perfectly emulated in the latest version of Mame. And it had a few graphics errors in v106. MAWS FTW. But still, yah. Great game.

It took me a minute to realize that you weren't joking.