Quake 1/2 on GBA. Is 3 possible on Pocket PC?

[BobbeeTec]

[StephC]

[AlienKinetics]

I think the bigger issue here is, why is everyone stuck on the Quake series?

I guess, im a coder first & game player second. As such, I'd rather download quirky homebrew games. Yep, i did buy Quake I/II, but personally, I didn't enjoy them as much as Blood, Shadow Warrior, Uprising & Carmageddon.

I played Quake to the end, but only because I wanted to get my moneys worth. My other concern, is, why arn't people interested in pushing virtual reality art standards?

3D Engines are more about creating art IMHO. Im constantly searching for new colours, lighting algorithms and textures.

Each engine I've coded had different ablities. I think for any game to succeed, you must select a engine type that meets the games requirements, while working within platform & human limitations.

But anyway, if anyone is interested in seeing the latest OpenGL Yeti3D demo, its here:






There is much more to the engine algorithm debate. Thats the beauty of 3D programming :-)

Derek

[izeman]

[Caesar]

[Mr X]

There is a pocketpc (arm) build on my site. It is not quite the latest version, but is a later version than the gpl release and includes all the 3d models etc.

YOu can download the arm binary from http://www.picsprint.com/download/yeti.zip .

Note that as this code is non gpl, I can't provide the source

Yeti is at http://www.theteahouse.com.au/gba/index.html

Please let me know about any compatiblity issues, and what framerates are achieved.