GP2X Port

[pughead]

This is going to show my gross ignorance for programming, but I was wondering about the possibility and/or the interest level for porting Wolverine Studios titles to the GP2X.

To sum it up for the uninitiated, the GP2X is linux-based, handheld platform. The dev kit is freely available and there are no licensing fees for creating titles.

I would be willing to pay $50.00 per title for any of the WS sims on the GP2X. I can't think of a better title than DDSB to play on my GP2X during long trips or long waits.

IMHO it would be a perfect match.

GP2X
GP2X Specs
GP2X Dev Kit
GP2X Wiki
GP2X Community
GP2X Commercial Title

Thoughts from Gary and the team or fans of Wolverine titles?

Thanks,

-Pughead

[pughead]

Specifications

* Chipset: MagicEyes MMSP2 MP2520F System-on-a-Chip
* CPU: 200MHz ARM920T host, 200MHz ARM940T
* NAND Flash ROM: 64 MB
* RAM: SDRAM 64 MB
* Operating System: Linux-based OS
* Display: 320×240 3.5 inch, 65,536 colors TFT LCD
* Storage: SD Card
* Connection to PC: USB 2.0 High Speed
* USB Host: USB 1.1
* Power: 2 × AA battery or via AC adapter
* TV output
* Physical size: 143.6 mm wide, 82.9 mm high, 27 mm/ 34 mm deep
* Weight: 161 g (without battery)

From the GP2X.org wiki: The ARM940T is used by GPH's implementation of Linux to control video processing. Using the 940T core in Linux for other tasks apart from video processing is difficult but possible. Accessing the hardware directly makes it easier to use both CPUs.

[Tim Plum]

We appreciate the interest but at this time we are concentrating on Windows compatible products.