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Friday, September 14th 2007, 6:25pm
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Originally posted by xonic-64
Doom was a landmark in PC gaming and has been ported to numerous consoles and handhelds. Anyone else played this classic?
Friday, September 14th 2007, 6:50pm
Originally posted by xonic-64
Now what's the deal with the 3DO port? I mean, the music is awesome, but the graphics and game system looks like it was programmed by 4-year olds.
Friday, September 14th 2007, 6:58pm
Originally posted by ilex011
Originally posted by xonic-64
Now what's the deal with the 3DO port? I mean, the music is awesome, but the graphics and game system looks like it was programmed by 4-year olds.
I had to Wiki that because I've never played it. The general consensus seems to agree with you... yikes.
I saw that there's a homebrew DS port- how the hell would *that* be accomplished with the touch screen? I can't see any alternative but to ignore it.
The touch screen I mean, not the port, heh.
Friday, September 14th 2007, 7:04pm
Originally posted by xonic-64
Soemone made a homebrew Nintendo DS port of Quake as well.
Friday, September 14th 2007, 7:05pm
Originally posted by ilex011
Originally posted by xonic-64
Soemone made a homebrew Nintendo DS port of Quake as well.
I need to Google these things. I would like to see how they are actually implemented. I guess it's doable being you don't really use the stylus for Metroid Pinball (that I remember)...
Friday, September 14th 2007, 7:10pm
Originally posted by xonic-64
As far as I remember from the videos at YouTube, the guy made a special way to use the touch pad to navigate in the 3d world of Quake.
This post has been edited 1 times, last edit by "ilex011" (Sep 14th 2007, 7:10pm)
Friday, September 14th 2007, 7:14pm
Originally posted by ilex011
Originally posted by xonic-64
As far as I remember from the videos at YouTube, the guy made a special way to use the touch pad to navigate in the 3d world of Quake.
Don't know how efficient that would be for S/He Who Fights Monsters, but I can see how it would be handy for the level maps.
This post has been edited 1 times, last edit by "xonic-64" (Sep 14th 2007, 7:14pm)
Friday, September 14th 2007, 7:20pm
Originally posted by xonic-64
Apparently the touch pad would be used to control the camera while the arrow keys were used for strafing and moving back and forward.
Friday, September 14th 2007, 7:24pm
Originally posted by ilex011
Originally posted by xonic-64
Apparently the touch pad would be used to control the camera while the arrow keys were used for strafing and moving back and forward.
Hm, unless one happens to be Shiva I don't know where one can get an extra hand to shoot if a monster comes tearing down a hall at you while you're busy strafing and manipulating the camera!
Friday, September 14th 2007, 7:40pm
Originally posted by ilex011
Originally posted by xonic-64
I'll guess there is a way to master it, as with most games.
iddqd- ha! :tongue:
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