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Iron Dignity by Jared
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An engine of a game. Very impressive for the Acorn.
rulez added on the 2007-05-15 18:40:42 by Optimus 
=))) archimedes rules. too bad it had such a small scene.
btw: the acorn catagory is way to broad.. i mean there's the 8 bit BBC that is not even a c64.. and there is the strongarm RISC PC which put a pentium1 machine to shame.
btw: the acorn catagory is way to broad.. i mean there's the 8 bit BBC that is not even a c64.. and there is the strongarm RISC PC which put a pentium1 machine to shame.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=9qvsECpSlFQ
"Iron Dignity was an RTS in parallel development for ARM/RISC OS and PC platforms when this demo was made in 2000, having its origins in a RISC OS-based tech demo:"
"Iron Dignity was an RTS in parallel development for ARM/RISC OS and PC platforms when this demo was made in 2000, having its origins in a RISC OS-based tech demo:"
Nice one, but it wouln't work on non-strongArmed machines. So i had to see it at Armric's HQ.
Haven't tried it on my real StrongARM RiscPC yet (monitor's not hooked up and I don't have space for it,) but what ran of it looked great and was smooth on RPCemu (and that's not much faster than an A7000 on my machine, although it is emulating the StrongARM.)
Anyway, earx, the BBC Micro has its own category already. But, splitting Acorn into "Acorn Archimedes" and "Acorn RiscPC/A7000" may be a good idea... (Or some other designation... maybe "Arthur/RISC OS 2.0-3.11" and "RISC OS 3.5+"? There are two major hardware generations by Acorn, and then all sorts of different stuff after Acorn, but I don't think anyone's written any Iyonix-specific demos, the A9home isn't really stable yet, and the BeagleBoard port of RISC OS definitely isn't stable yet...)
Anyway, earx, the BBC Micro has its own category already. But, splitting Acorn into "Acorn Archimedes" and "Acorn RiscPC/A7000" may be a good idea... (Or some other designation... maybe "Arthur/RISC OS 2.0-3.11" and "RISC OS 3.5+"? There are two major hardware generations by Acorn, and then all sorts of different stuff after Acorn, but I don't think anyone's written any Iyonix-specific demos, the A9home isn't really stable yet, and the BeagleBoard port of RISC OS definitely isn't stable yet...)
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