Considering the 360's bios features Minter's music visualizer, consider him already on the bandwagon...
Yeah, but I was talking about the XBox Live Arcade bandwagon, specifically.
PS3 + Linux is the closest thing to a resurrection of home computing I can think of since it's death in 1994.
Well, there was the Net Yaroze (PSX)...
Yeah, but I was talking about the XBox Live Arcade bandwagon, specifically.
PS3 + Linux is the closest thing to a resurrection of home computing I can think of since it's death in 1994.
Well, there was the Net Yaroze (PSX)...
Then you also had some ports on an Atari 2600 that some guy did... If any of you ever visited 3D Realms' website, you may have noticed an old cartridge port of Duke Nukem Forever (yeah, completely different topic here), but I'm quite sure that if you tried, an Atari 2600 port of a Blitz game could be somewhat easy if you program a 2D game. Maybe a basic 3D game, just as long as it's not too intensive, it may work. Check this out:
3D Realms Port of DNF on an Atari 2600