It seems like every piece of hardware has to earn its respect by going through some standard paces. One of which is having Quake ported to it. Much like an angel earning their wings, Bug Labs, with the help of community [CMW], has ported Quake to the BUG. Right now, the only add on needed is the BugView module. Controls are done through the base unit.
I guess that’s cool. Although, the bug platform seems overpriced to me.
Posted at 2:53 pm on Jan 27th, 2009 by andrew
Definitely slooow as piss.
Posted at 2:56 pm on Jan 27th, 2009 by marz
If you look at his actual site (bug.cmw.me) there is pictures of the +demo function showing framerates on one screen of 23-24fps. Thats playable and you can use the joystick that comes on the side of the bug. So i would say its pretty playable.
Posted at 4:06 pm on Jan 27th, 2009 by feggy
Look, in a time when it isn’t unusual for someone to have their entire music library _with_ them on a portable device, you have to expect the same for some video games.
I for one carry a complete quake 2 setup on a flash drive because it’s 100% portable when playing under windows and it’s easily copied for network play.
:)
Posted at 7:01 pm on Jan 27th, 2009 by strider_mt2k
looks cool
Posted at 8:38 am on Jan 28th, 2009 by HowToStartAHomeBasedBusiness
Before Quake, it was Tetris. You just weren’t anybody in geek circles unless you had a port of Tetris for your graphing calculator.
Posted at 11:00 am on Jan 28th, 2009 by Orv
I am new user
don’t know everything in this
hahaha nice to meet you
Posted at 2:29 pm on Jan 28th, 2009 by moonluzifer
Quake on everything! Yay!
Posted at 4:17 pm on Jan 28th, 2009 by xyr
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I didn’t see too well, but it looks like it was dropping frames.
Posted at 1:58 pm on Jan 27th, 2009 by TJHooker