You rock! I've actually been using my Zipit Z2 to play old Scott Adams games that I remember from my Apple ][+... and a while back I was doing the same on my Zaurus. I'm glad someone's working on taking advantage of the UI space on the Pandora for this purpose... At 320x240 on the Zipit, nothing more than Frotz seems possible, but the full querty keypad makes it possible to have fun.skeezix said:If any of you have been following me since the old Palm OS days (Palm, Tapwave) you may remember Kronos for Palm OS; this is a from ground rewrite of course, for Pandora (that will run also on Windows, Linux, OSX, etc). I've got a lot to go yet (add the picture-frame for games with artwork, add some onscreen controls so you can tap on word suggestions), add cheats and note taking (auto-mapper and such); but just thought I'd like to show -- text adventures are coming soon for the first real mobile game device that can support them (has a keyboard
Maybe I'm the only text adventure nutbar around, but I just have to keep The Pawn and Zork handy (and people are still creating new adventures all the time, no joke.) This app of mine includes interpreters (written byh others) for Infocom/Zmachine (Zork etc), Magnetic Scrolls, and Scott Adams games.
Anyone interested in following news on this, or does no one care?
skeezix said:Comike -- what you're talking about is something we call a "web browser"
Or a dedicated book reader (or pdf reader), for which there are many for Linux already. (I've often thought of writing a book reader, but there doesn't seem much point.)
jeff
Tensuke said:Portable Zork! Portable Zork! Portable Zork!
I also like Zork. I've ported it on n810. I guess no problem to port it to OP.Tensuke said:Portable Zork! Portable Zork! Portable Zork!
Someone actually used MagnetiCE? I COULD HUG YOUatomicthumbs said:Cool! I remember playing some Magnetic Scrolls games on my old Jornada 720.