Generic Portable Games.

[Mr.Gonzo]

Alright i was playing with my girlfriend's black berry... And i was wondering:
Is there some good open source GREAT brick game?
Pin Ball?
Sudoku???
would be sweet for the Panda

Man i love those !
What?

 

[Capn_Fish]

I don't know about pinball, but I know Gnome has a Sudoku game and there's at least one brick-breaking game that appears on Happy Penguin with some frequency that looks fairly nice (Note: I've not tried either of them).

 

[iain.dalton]

lbreakout2 is pretty good; but I know I'll be playing some brick games in emulation, such as Krypton Egg.

 

[dsleaf67]

Technoballz (a brick breaker) has already been ported and recently a video shown. I think its a pretty Good one as well.

 

[Prometheus]

Pinball-wise, I know of at least Emilia Pinball, although it appears to be abandoned. It has two tables, but unfortunately one of them isn't as good as the other...

EDIT: Oops, how did I miss that? Apparently there's a table-editor for it, as well.: http://pinball.sourceforge.net/editor.html

 

[purple_goat]

Technoballz (a brick breaker) has already been ported and recently a video shown. I think its a pretty Good one as well.

 

[valhalla]

Sudoku???

There is a sudoku in Simon Tatham's Portable Puzzle Collection together with a few other games. They don't have flashy graphics, but they can be addictive, at least for a while, and are very easily portable (they were among the first programs to run on the openmoko, way before it could even phone or send sms )

 

[Mr.Gonzo]

woah , thanks to all !
It would be nice to have a Brain age-like ( for ds ) on the panda . that could be cool too. and a nice project

 

[Capn_Fish]

Sudoku???

There is a sudoku in Simon Tatham's Portable Puzzle Collection together with a few other games. They don't have flashy graphics, but they can be addictive, at least for a while, and are very easily portable (they were among the first programs to run on the openmoko, way before it could even phone or send sms )

That's what I was trying to think of!

 

[joseluisjazz]

There is a sudoku in Simon Tatham's Portable Puzzle Collection together with a few other games. They don't have flashy graphics, but they can be addictive, at least for a while, and are very easily portable (they were among the first programs to run on the openmoko, way before it could even phone or send sms )


aaah, I'm addicted to the rectangles one

 

[bsamm97]

Gotta have a solitaire game...and bubble breaker...and a tetris clone...

And since Scrabulous isn't being used anymore...

 

[cbox]

these games in the repository should work on launch with minimal recompilation:

http://www.angstrom-distribution.org/repo/...on=opie%2Fgames

checking there, there's quite a few of the common games

 

[Alpha2]

It's be cool to see one of these run on EDs dev board.