Quake 3 Arena On Nokia N82 with Accelerometer

Quake III Arena - cult computer game in the genre of multiplayer first-person shooter.
System requirements:
3D graphics accelerator with full OpenGL support, Pentium II 233 MHz or AMD 350 MHz K6-2 processor or Athlon processor, 64 MB RAM, 8 MB video card, 500 MB of free hard drive space, 100% DirectX 3.0 or higher compatible sound card, CD-ROM drive (600 kB/s sustained transfer rate)
Platform(s)Linux, Microsoft Windows, IRIX, Mac OS, Dreamcast, PlayStation 2, source ports to additional platforms, Xbox Live Arcade
Recommended requirements:
Pentium III 450 MHz, 128 MB RAM, OpenGL
Specifications Nokia N82:
Operating System: Symbian OS 9.2, S60 3rd Edition Feature Pack 1.5
Screen: 240x320 pixels, diagonal 2.4", 16.7 million colors, auto-rotate
CPU: Dual CPU 332 MHz ARM 11, Texas Instruments OMAP 2420
Graphics: 3D Graphics HW accelerator (OpenGL ES 1.1)
Internal Dynamic Memory (RAM): 128 MB
Internal Flash Memory: 132.4 MB
Starting a game is more than one minute.
Never thought that I would be Quake III Arena in your pocket :-)

Category:

Gaming

Tags:

• Quake
• Arena
• III
• Nokia
• N82
• Symbian
• OS
• 9.2
• 3D
• graphics
• accelerator
• OpenGL
• accelerometer
• N95
• 8GB
• E90
• id
• Tech
• Windows
• HD
• 720p

[mikeeey1337]

ah I've been waiting for a new quake 3 video on the n82! especially with the accelerometer, yours is the first, the only other videos on youtube of quake 3 on a nokia phone using the accelerometer is the N95.

Too bad when you recorded it you weren't able to use 2 hands and get a more smooth feel, but I know that was just cause of the camera.

Have you disabled looking up and down with the accelerometer?

btw, how many bots can you add and having the framerate still playable?

[Seylerone]

Yes you are right because of the camera to the accelerometer is not very noticeable, but believe that it works very well as on the Nokia N95.

Browse locations by using the accelerometer is turned off.

I do not know did not try, but I think in the third location about 3-4 bots, the game flies :-)

[Deedrav721]

very cool, i got quake on my iphone. i remember back in the 90s thinking it was cool to have doom on my computer lol. who knows, maybe in 4 years we'll c Crysis or HL2 on a phone :)

[yocbjone]

wow, incredible! can't wait for a phone with a good joystic :)

[Ex3me21]

Русские пальцы верх :D

[edutiochico]

is lye that is a video -.-

[hztn]

I dreamed about to watch GTV translations on my smartphone, but... QL suxx, in comparison to q3.

But with better hardware config it is possible to watch demos. Oldschool demos, yeah. >:)

- That it is only one reason to keep Q3 on phone. ))

[bogowww]

Seylerone please tell us name of this song.... Pleaseeee ;)

[mistervanderveer]

@fredrik999z I dont know if you actually saw the video, but its 100% unplayable.

Its pointless and no fun at all.

Its cool that he got it to work, sure, but thats where it ends.

Buy a notebook and play anything you want on the road, while traveling to work or school or whatever. Almost every gamer has a notebook just for that purpose..

[fredrik999z]

@mistervanderveer It's not the same thing. You can buy a very good computer and play all games ever released on every game console for almost nothing today but this is a mobile phone from 2008. It's not the same deal..

[mistervanderveer]

Why not just buy a 200 dollar notebook, youll get a dual core processor, DDR3 ram and 250g HD and you will be able to play Quake3 with a constant 99 FPS.

Plus you can play ALL your old favorites on SNES/NES/N64/Gamegear/GB/GBA and even PS1 games with no lag whatsoever. Just plug in your gamepad (since you can plug anything USB in your notebook) and play away. I really dont understand why people want to try the impossible, no way you can play Q3 on this phone without frustration.

[killer1one11]

@Deedrav721 half life 2 on my phone...i would shit bricks of joy

[prulcan]

Will Q3 work on P1i?

[REVOLTAR53]

any idea how to make it work with more bots?