Well, for me anyway, it would be extremely hard to accurately control your aim on such a small device. Hitting a moving target would be a bitch. Other than that... four buttons for movement, two for fireing, one for cycling weapons and one for acton... seams feasable. If these little suckers suport wireless networking, I can definitely see myself playing a few netgames during class or lunch ;-)
: That's in reference to running Aleph One. A quick rewrite managed to leave
: that context on the cutting-room floor. Specifically, none of these
: devices, so far anyway, have keyboards; there's an add-on called DialKeys
: that works as an emulator, and will be mappable. Also, there are
: user-defined keys on the devices' faces that can be mapped to different
: functions; the eight-way D-pad on the Q1 is rather suggestive, no?
: -- Steve's brain must still be mesmerised by the pretty gadget.
