wolf3d on casio e-200. big problems

[guest222222222222]

When i run the game, aperear something. when i press somewhere it saya fatal error and exit. any body has this problem.

P.S. sorry for my poor english

[Dan East]

If I've got my model numbers right, the E-200 does not even run the Pocket PC OS, so that device is definitely not supported.

Dan East

[Paul]

well, its ppc 2002 isnt it? i guess its not supported then.

[sponge]

[Paul]

[Matt Keys]

hehe, you guys make me laugh.

Paul was right. I have an E-200 sitting right here infront of me. It runs PocketPC2002 on the StrongARM 206mhz processor.

Another thing the E-200 does, is play Wolf 3d, I have it loaded up on there and working.

I suggest you go get the latest update's from casio, there was a gapi problem with the earlier units.

[James S]

The guy just downloaded the E-125 MIPS version, he needs the StrongARM EXE.

[Dan East]

I must have been thinking of the BE-300 or something. I generally think lower model number == sucks, so I guess the 300 is not as good as the 200 in this case.

Dan East

[sponge]

Oh yeah that would be the BE-300. I was only a letter and a number off, whats the big deal :P

[James S]

The BE-300 is significantly faster than the E-125. The BE--300 runs a 166MHz MIPS processor, and we all know that the 64bit wide MIPS processor can be quite powerful when fully utilized. That extra 16MHz could have meant a lot if Microsoft and Intel would stop sharing a bed.

[R0B]

Wow, got scared for a sec. I just ordered an e200, and when I read that programs had to be specialy compiled I almost choked on a muffin (and since I am a 3rd degree muffin black belt, that is pretty bad). Can't wait to play Wolf, I think that I will download it right now.

[RedruM7]