but people might be sick of playing the same games for years... I'd rather they spend the time on new stuff, like operating system components and features.
If they did re-release os4 native versions, I'd buy them though.
I think Rogue already responded to this on aw.net. I'll do a search and try and find it.
Surely having those game ported directly to OS4 would be great, but personally I think that if you can playing them better with a PowerPC.library, Hyperion can concentrate his efforts with some kind of new games
Right now chances for ports of these games are pretty slim beyond what has already been released, for a number of reasons:
- Hyperion is working on OS 4 and hence does not have much free capacity - Free updates would mean unpaid work, something that Hyperion cannot afford at this time.
I'm sorry, I would prefer things to be different.
(usual disclaimer, I don't speak for Hyperion)
Seriously, if you do want to contact me write me a mail. You're more likely to get a reply then.
Fair enough, if there's no OS there's no place to play.
Let me draw the trolls towards me ...
*clearing throat*
"If you want new, completely fresh games, get a console, never, and i say never, touch anything with Windows on, yes, also buildings, they are filthy! Walls are bad too, they could have gates."
hehe
On a different subject. Being a non-OS4-betatester but very curious about the ongoing development, is there something like a public viewable bug database (something sourceforge offers i.e.) for OS4? Or something like an up-to-date roadmap or simply a list of tasks that are being worked on right now?
I believe not, but i wanted to ask this for a long time
I never owned a really powerful classic machine so I am like Amikit on this one. It would have been nice to experience some of those games. I have most now as they stand and am quite happy with them probably all apart from Shogo (I do own the Mac (also Hyperion) version and have just bought a Mac Mini G4).
Having said that I totally understand the situation and would rather the OS developed further to a point where other companies/developers may take up game development/porting
Just out of interest a few years back you were developing your own media player (mp3?), did you go on with that or has it lapsed or just become your private reward to yourself-:) Maybe TuneNet has scared you off! -:)
Thanks for your ongoing commitment to OS4 and the community.