View Full Version : Frozen Bubble on Maemo
http://www.internettablettalk.com/../../../images/apps/frozenbubble.jpg From Jussi Kukkonen (http://fb-maemo.blogspot.com/ ): "I just got Frozen Bubble to compile on Maemo -- One change was needed in the source, but otherwise game is playable `out-of-the-box`. I`ll document the compile procedure Real Soon Now.." More screenshots after the jump. ...Read the full article. (http://www.internettablettalk.com/content/view/106)
Mike Cane
2005-09-01, 16:26
Is this a port from Palm or PPC? Why don't the bubbles run the full width of the screen?
Don't just do "5-minute ports"! This will not help the 770 platform.
alslayer
2005-09-01, 20:29
I love bust a move.
I visited the Frozen Bubbles site ( http://www.frozen-bubble.org/downloads/ )and the information there seems pretty clear that it was designed on Linux boxes (hence the penguins).
My guess is that the two-player version is 640 x 480 in order to fit the widest number of screens (circa years ago, eh?), and the 1-player version is half that. (See pictures at http://www.frozen-bubble.org/making%20of/ .)
I don't see anything that indicates there are PocketPC or Palm versions.
-- Roger
So, will it support multiplayer gaming on the same network or via adhoc? :D
SillYcoNe
2005-11-04, 13:47
Quick and (very) dirty guide to running Frozen Bubble on the 770:
- get r00t
- have dpkg work by creating the missing file and directories it complains about not having
- get FB .debs for ARM from any deb source
- dpkg --force-all -i the debs
- DISPLAY=:0; export DISPLAY
- run /usr/games/frozen-bubble -ns -vs
- look at the error message, find the .deb containing the missing file and install it
- repeat last 2 steps until no error
- play :)
tomchiverton
2010-04-09, 13:38
Why don't the bubbles run the full width of the screen?
The number of bubbles in a row is an important factor in the game's hardness, so you can't really alter that. And you don't want them non-round either.
Maybe if it played in portrait mode it would look better ?
Just curious: is it optified ?
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