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iPod Game Creator, New Games Released 24
XGamerX writes "The iStory Creator is a freeware application used to allow anyone to create their very own custom interactive games for Apple's iPod. There are also a number of freely downloadable games to get you started. The text-based games play similarly to 'choose your own adventure' games." Amusingly, there's a game called 'XOPlay Rampage', referencing the commercially-sold iPod adventures that were previously featured on Slashdot, and in the game: "XOPlay has stolen your ideas and used them for their own greedy purposes. Show them who is boss!"
DopeWars? (Score:4, Interesting)
Re:DopeWars? (Score:5, Informative)
Re:DopeWars? (Score:3, Funny)
I played a game using cross-linked files on Windows once.
It wasn't very fun.
Re:DopeWars? (Score:1)
Re:DopeWars? (Score:1)
Typical
"Let's see what platform I can port [Dope Wars|Linux|MAME] to..."
Software for the iPod? (Score:3, Interesting)
How on earth is that done? It there some sort of development kit for it?
Re:Software for the iPod? (Score:4, Informative)
For anything much more complex than this, you'd probably have to install iPod linux and use that.
Re:Software for the iPod? (Score:2)
Slashdotted (Score:5, Funny)
a) Shutdown server/Hide content
b) Counter-slashdot slashdot!
c) Go buy a super server
d) My webserver running off an iPod can take it! Bring it on!
Bleh, who needs Ipod games . . . (Score:2)
Re:Bleh, who needs Ipod games . . . (Score:3, Insightful)
Is that why people use Windows?
Or even Linux?
So... (Score:2)
You got iPod trying to play games.
In the end it comes down to who reaches the other side first. Why doesn't iPod just skip to the end and at windows CE.
.net framework (Score:1)
.NET Framework? That's just wrong. (Score:3, Interesting)
Re:.NET Framework? That's just wrong. (Score:3, Informative)
Step 1: Plug iPod into FireWire or USB port.
Step 2: Copy folders onto iPod into the Notes folder.
Done.