Counter-Strike on my CASIO

[Chris Edwards]

You guys are mean!

[Robotbeat]

Oh, yeah? Well I can run the 3d CG sequence of Final Fantasy the Movie on my PLAMpilot, with its accelerated 3d quantum-teraflop DragonBall Z 20 TeraHertz processor! As well as map the entire human genome in 5.8 seconds!

[randall]

Well yeah, but even a gameboy can do that with the newest Pokemon Plaid cartridge. It has genome mapping built in.<br><br>Although accelerated 3d quantum-teraflop DragonBall Z 20 TeraHertz processor is definately the future. I wonder if can emulate it.

[Moose or Chuck]

This is great... I feel all warm and fuzzy all over.

[Moose or Chuck]

Oh ya, but actually this is very possible. Using a VPN connection to your PC from your PPC you can use your main PC to compute all game code then send each frame directly to your pocket pc, using the hardware buttons that will emulate certain pc keys to play. At present, there are no connections that are fast enough for gaming over VPN connections like this, however, when the wireless firewire IEEE492376018 (:)) comes out you'll be sitting outside on your lawn chair playing Team Fortress 2 on your Pocket PC.

[Robotbeat]

<br><br>Moose is absolutely right, except I don't think that wireless firewire has that much range (I could be wrong, so tell me if I am ). I think that with wireless 10 Mbps Ethernet that would be enough bandwidth. I mean, a new type of VPN program might be needed to encode the PC screen and compress it in Mpeg-4 format, if the latency isn't too bad. <br>

[Guest4]

So, was that picture fake?

[Chris Edwards]

It's whatever your imagination wants it to be! <br><br><br>yes it's fake.

[Chris Edwards]

[Moose or Chuck]