playstation 2 port?

by Hyperslug on 10/23/2005 13:14, 12 messages, last message: 10/26/2005 13:11, 1299 views, last view: 04/28/2024 17:39

Hey it wouldnt be totally stupid to hope for a ps2 port. afterall quake 1&2 have been ported to this system. Winvice the commodore 64 emulator also works fine on a ps2 so does SNES games. i anyone hears anything about a ps2 port post it here ok?





I love cube!

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by dcp on 10/24/2005 00:40

oh and by the way, i would like to have a port for my n64... or gamecube... or ps one... or GBA... or as we're at it, a symbian60 version for my 6630 would be fine...

just kidding ;-)

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by CC_machine2 on 10/24/2005 11:33

and a port for DS or PSP would be cool :)

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by Aardappel_ on 10/24/2005 12:02, refers to #1

no problem... I have devkits for all these devices lying around anyway. And porting an engine to something like a ps2 only takes a few hours anyway, not months like some crappy programmers would have you believe.

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#4: Yeah

by Pxtl on 10/24/2005 15:35

And I want a pony. And a car. And a ponycar.

Although apparently you can get some of the old Id games for the DS. Very cool.

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by pushplay on 10/25/2005 02:03, refers to #3

It would be even faster to port Cube to the SNES and then use the SNES emulators to play it on all those other systems.

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by dcp on 10/25/2005 02:36, refers to #5

but it should better be a console which already has 3d capabilities... ;-)

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by makkE on 10/25/2005 02:41

I want it on atari vc26000

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by Aardappel_ on 10/25/2005 03:14, refers to #7

I want it on my pocket calculator. Infact, lemme go check if the controller chip in my fridge has opengl support.

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#9: .......wow

by nieb on 10/25/2005 04:54

..now now be nice people...

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by dcp on 10/26/2005 01:44, refers to #7

@ makke: vcs26000? there's a '0' too much, i think... ;-)

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by Aardappel_ on 10/26/2005 03:04, refers to #10

why don't you go read about the ps2 first before making assumptions? I have actually used the ps2 devkits... there is no OpenGL (at least not free or fast), and development is a complete nightmare. It took a decent programmer several weeks to get a textured cube on screen (optimized, from scratch).

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by sinsky on 10/26/2005 13:11, refers to #11

Well there's always a chance Cube gets ported to some new hardware like Intel did.

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