Hi Jason,
Yeah, all of the major consoles charge huge royalties in order to create
games for their platforms. While the technology exists to make say XBox
360 games you still need to pay royalties and major licensing fees to do
so. I once checked into making games for the PS 3, and even though
th it.
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>I'm writing a game using
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I'm writing a game using the XNA framework which allows it to run on both a
PC and X BOX 360. Like Liam said, the problem isn't the technology, it's
I'm writing a game using the XNA framework which allows it to run on both a
PC and X BOX 360. Like Liam said, the problem isn't the technology, it's the
demand. It's very possible for me to release the game on the X BOX, but it
would likely be the only one of its kind. People are unlikely to buy an
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I think the ps3 could handle it, and the xbox. If they can run a cut down
version of their OS, anyway.
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Sounds good but would the hardware cope with it? I don't think so.
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Hi Liam,
Truer words have never
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Hi Liam,
Truer words have never been spoken. I have heard a lot about the Linux Geeks
that were putting Linux on there game consoles like the XBox, but it ended
up just being totally pointless in the end. After they di
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good idea but then how would you play the games?
the menus of the console would read yes but not the menus of the game
On 2 Nov 2008, at 17:54, Chris Hallsworth wrote:
> Sounds good but would the hardware cope with it? I don't think so.
&
Hi,
Probably. The Linux boot loader, Grub, is pretty good about detecting
other operating systems and adding them to the Grub boot prompt and
allowing you to select between Linux or the pre-existing operating
system on the computer. I figure since the XBox OS is basically a
Windows Mobile os L
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>>Hi Marvin. I'm not familiar with how the x box's OS is set up, but I think
>>that would be possible. However, I w
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Hi Liam,
Truer words have never been spoken. I have h
Hi Liam,
Truer words have never been spoken. I have heard a lot about the Linux
Geeks that were putting Linux on there game consoles like the XBox, but
it ended up just being totally pointless in the end. After they did that
the only games there could run were the games made specially for Linu
Hi Marvin,
That is a good question. Technically the operating systems that are used
in those game consoles are fundamentally able to run a screen reading
device. However, since the version of Linux used in the PS3 and the
version of Windows that powers the XBox are extremely stripped down and
good idea but then how would you play the games?
the menus of the console would read yes but not the menus of the game
On 2 Nov 2008, at 17:54, Chris Hallsworth wrote:
Sounds good but would the hardware cope with it? I don't think so.
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Sounds good but would the hardware cope with it? I don't think so.
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I hear tell someone had xp going on the ps3. I wouldn't hold my breath, but
hey, maybe jaws would be able to go on there- but
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Hi Marvin. I'm not familiar with how the x box's OS is set up, but I
think
that would be possible. Ho
Hi Marvin. I'm not familiar with how the x box's OS is set up, but I think
that would be possible. However, I wouldn't hold your breath. The market
of gamers who are blind who own consoles is too small for any company to
even consider it.
It's sad, but true.
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