Klepto said:And one that's closed source but is free and so good I suggest we all chip in and buy the developer a Pandora so he might possibly make us a port please: Typhoon 2001
I'll stick to the original on Jaguar.
Julius said:A good source for open-source games is the great freegamer blog:
http://freegamer.blogspot.com
Actually I was using Happy Penguin for that...
I think that compiling nexuiz instead of openUT should be not a big problem. For me nexuiz is the best multi-player FPS ever. And fully open source.Julius said:P.S.S.: NO OpenUT can NOT be ported as is is only a small part of the UT source code!!! Didn't we have this discussion about a 100 times already??? When will this stupid idea ever die in this Forum?
Spadoof said:Crayon physics (beta)
http://www.kloonigames.com/crayon/
We should ask TobW about his Pocket Physics source, seeing that the NDS is also using ARM architecture.
It should be easy to port it.
Esn said:I like Circus Linux. No impressive graphics, but a fun and addictive game (and it would be a great use for the touchscreen). Someone made a GP32 port a few years ago.
I fully intend to lure Bill into the Pandora community once I get mine. If that fails, most of his games should be pretty easy to port, since he almost always uses SDL.
He told me TuxPaint would likely work using the touch screen as a Linux mouse, though perhaps not using every library (I gathered there are a few for fonts and/or internationalization).
junming said:BlockOut II, the best game ever! :lol:
Wow, blockout ! thanks! I didn't know that it was resurrected. I loved playing it in old DOS days.
Indeed there is._DiGiTaL_ said:There is a Dance Dance Revolution like game for the PSP its a homebrew game which is tons better than the Stepmania version im sure its opensource it was called DDR psp mix or something like that i have the files for the game here for the psp but not sure if there is a src available for it out there