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  • AH this brings back memories :D

    BTW 850mhz for this?! that might be too fast recommended is like Pentium 1 100mhz.

  • However, this is run on a OpenSource handheld called "Pandora", and that machine is using an ARM processor, so, in order to run this, it has to emulate a complete Intel x86 instruction set, which is, afaik, a beefy job.

  • yea NORMALLY it would be, however like you mentioned it would be ok an opensource.

  • But only the OS and the DOSbox is opensource, blakestone and darkforces are the original-non-free binaries, so they can't be ported to the ARM processor.

  • Is the reason why the sound was off was b/c it didn't work/choppy or did you just not have it on? I'd like to know because that game had awesome music.

  • +1 for desktop experience video

  • Hi

    Thanks for the video :)

    Would it be possible to see something related to desktop experiment ?

    Like surfing on firefox, voip, Fla..(oups no adobe Flash sorry), compile and run something from dev ide, see the screen running from various angles, some chat, a bit of drawing, etc.

    In order to have a whole idea of the Pandora final product.

    The current vids showing that features are quite limited.

    Thanks

  • Dark Forces is really impressive!

  • at 850 mhz its more like 5000 cycles

  • it's great to know it :) any idea whether video accelerations are already applied or if there's any more room to major improvement? thx

  • Wow, never thought 3D games would run on emulated. I heard the Pandora could do like 3000cycles, but when I try to run Dark Forces on 3000 it is very laggy! I still wonder if it will be possible to ever run The Elder Scrolls: Arena at a decent speed...

  • Great work :)

  • wouldnt it just be easier to port those games instead of having to run them on dosbox?

    it IS pretty impressive tho.

  • Not really... I'd like to see someone port EVERY SINGLE DOS GAME EVER.

  • it's hard to port something without the sourcecode

  • tru dat

  • Thanks Pickle. Neat video.

    You're really not very good at Blake Stone, are you? :)

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