you'd think so.
Unfortunately most devs, excluding the new ones that have come in the last year
or 2 and even then some of those including the old ones use old tech.
Some are trying to upgrade others are not bothered to do that right now and
others can't be bothered at all.
Its the nature of the
Hi Shaun,
I'm just curious, what games are Puppy1 like? and what games are Homer on a
Harley like?
Thanks
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you'd think so.
Unfortunately most devs, excluding the new ones that have come in the last year
or 2 and even then some of those including the old ones use
Hi,
I never heard from a game like homer on a harley like. And Puppy1? I
really don't know.
Kevin
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Hi,
Unfortunately, I am experiencing problems installing Chopper Challenge
version 1.2. When I attempt to install the game, I receive the following error
message: The system files are corrupted. Please obtain another copy of the
program. Has anyone else experienced this problem? Before my
How about selling the games on a locked thumb drive and only can be updated
by the author and so forth. That way nobody has a way to get to the program
files, and also have a little space on the drive were they can add sounds
and so forth onto the drive that the program it self checks for.
Might
Hi Shaun,
Well, if a blind developer is willing to switch to C++ XNA's XAudio2
library is quite accessible. The C++ version of XAudio2 doesn't require
XAct soundbank files which makes it many times more accessible than
XAudio1. However, as usually happens C#.NET developers like myself have
to
Hi Shaun,
he wasn't talking about Windows. Smile.
What we were talking about was the price for Adobe's Cold Fusion and
other products used for creating Flash games. It is extremely pricy
software and noone has come up with a free version of a Flash IDE/compiler.
shaun everiss wrote:
well the
Hi Shaun,
Well, it is my experience most blind users will hang on to their XP and
Vista machines for several years yet. Just because Windows 7 is bringing
in a bunch of new changes it won't spell the end of blind audio gaming,
because blind computer users have always been slow to change to the
Hi,
Wow! That is simply draconian anti-piracy measures. Besides being very
expensive some users like myself would simply not pay for games that
used that method of anti-piracy. As John mentioned the other day he
doesn't like the Jaws dongle for the fact it can be easily lost. In my
own case I
Hi,
But it is a normal programinglanguage or not?
Why can they make it so expencive?
I mean no wants to program in flash because its to expencive.
Kevin
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Hi,
When cames the newst windows version out?
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The windows 7 will come out in 2010.
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Hi
And what want to be the new features?
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Hi Kevin,
Well, Microsoft's best estimates say Windows 7 will be released in late
2010. Although, if they encounter issues, bugs, whatever they may push
the release date back into 2011.
Given ssuch a short development cycle between Vista and Windows 7 it
sounds to me like Windows 7 is basically
Hi,
Yeah, that's the problem. People write decompilers and disassemblers and
things like that. They're useful in one sense, if a developer loses their
source code etc, but then people go and abuse that, or someone might just
write a decompiler/disassembler for the whole purpose of getting into
Hi Yohandy,
I guess it depends on how well you know how to work with command line
only programs. My admin work brings me into contact with a lot of such
tools for servers so for me a tool like nmap is fairly simple and easy
to use. Unlike the general population of the world I haven't forgotten
Hello,
What's the format of the sound files in Judgment Day?
Demetry
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Great to know Damien! I think acefire would rock as a full blown fighting
game. the music is definitely amazing!
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Hi Demetry,
All of Judgment Days sound files are encrypted, and from what I can tell
he did a fairly good job on the sound encryption from what I can see.
So that is why you can't access the Judgment Day sounds without removing
the encryption first.
As for myself I agree with Liam in
oh they're keeping the mk elements in. Check out this page regularly.
http://forums.midway.com/mortal_kombat_vs_dc_universe/b10806/p1
FAQ page has all the info you'd ever want to know, plus videos. the sounds
on this game are absolutely awesome, and they're still replacing many of
them.
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I'd like to comment on this subject. Back in 99 I bought a program called
Otsjuke which is a broadcasting program. I still use it today when I'm on
the air on Saturday evenings here in the US. They have a machine specific
licensing design. You install the program and then you send your machine
His games or most of them won't run on this machine. I guess it's perhaps
because I have java installed. I get the opening music with a few of them
and then it just sits their. I wish he'd rewrite them because they are fun
games and at one time they did run.
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Hmm.
One issue is the OS is installed on a 256mb flash drive. It would only be
possible to do these things and really do them if it were possible to
install pygame and all that on the hard drive since we'd run out of space,
hmm. Interesting.
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Hi,
Is XNA really replacing DirectX in Windows 7? As far as I've heard about
XNA--I haven't fiddled with the API at all--is that it lacks the powerful
DirectSound capabilities because it's cross platform between Windows and
XBOX; since XBOX isn't a full computing system, XNA had to be watered down
How will Puppy1 work on a Pac Mate? I don't think it is in stereo if using
the internal speaker.
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hmm?
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Jin,
i'm sending this email to say that your game is awesome man.
i start to play puppy1 today, and i whould like to post my score here.
so, here it is:
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Puppy1 record file By Jim Kitchen
Record number of enemy planes shot down 97 for a total score of 95.561 points.
on 07-26-2008
Based on their past releases, shouldn't they just wait until 2012 and get it
right the first time rather than rushing it as they always seem to do? I
know that service packs and patches usually clear up a lot of issues, and
maybe those issues did not crop up during testing and such, but they
Use your headset?
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Sent: Saturday, August 02, 2008 5:43 PM
Subject: [Audyssey] portable Pup
How will Puppy1 work on a Pac Mate? I don't think it is in stereo
Hi guys. I'm developing my RPG in XNA using .NET 3.5. As a developer,
fighting change is pointless. You're better off embracing the new technology
because it's only going to get progressively worse the longer you resist.
DirectX has given way to XNA and XNA is a marvelous technology.
If you're
not true, if you need to reformat then things should be ok.
If your system breaks you need to email to get new keys for a new system and
it is a pain but its not that bad really.
At 11:04 p.m. 1/08/2008, you wrote:
I don't buy audio games anymore because developers are tying them to your
well for everything there is a catch.
and we shouldn't run away from that.
At 04:00 p.m. 2/08/2008, you wrote:
Hi,
Yeah, that's the problem. People write decompilers and disassemblers and
things like that. They're useful in one sense, if a developer loses their
source code etc, but then people
I have the msvm client loaded and sun java loaded here.
so I can run older and newer java codes.
At 05:34 a.m. 3/08/2008, you wrote:
His games or most of them won't run on this machine. I guess it's perhaps
because I have java installed. I get the opening music with a few of them
and then it just
Yeah, they're keeping the main elements of MK in, but for example, they
won't be able to have fatalities as we know them anymore, the DC Universe
doesn't allow for big bloody gorey attacks. They've already confirmed there
won't be any fatalities as such, but instead sort of finisher attacks.
Hi Matthias,
I echo your sentiments re Puppy1. Your score is very impressive. Last
night, I did just a little better than you, and shot down 101 enemy planes.
I think my score was just over 97000 points.
David
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