Nokia promoting emulation on their new N900 device, look MSX!

Por st1mpy

Paladin (932)

26-11-2009, 19:09

News article with video:
www.casualgaming.biz/news/29535/Nokia-promotes-N900-emulation

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Por Yukio

Paragon (1540)

26-11-2009, 19:27

Nice ... But I do not think that their got real licenses to use the IP of the machines.

There could be some trouble with the names and trademarks.

In the case of ZX Spectrum it is legal to distribute the files for non commercial use. The MSX system has the custom CBIOS. There should be alternatives for most systems that are not covered by trademarks.

Por st1mpy

Paladin (932)

26-11-2009, 19:53

are they using fMSX?

Por Yukio

Paragon (1540)

26-11-2009, 20:33

There are official ports of MSX emulator that use the fMSX core, but there are the fees for commercial use. If someone wanted to port some MSX game it is possible to license the fMSX and start to distribute the application very fast ...

Software Houses.
I think that someone was porting games from ZX Spectrum and MSX for use on Mobile Phones, There was some requests for commercial game and Intellectual Properties some years ago ...

Por Manuel

Ascended (19462)

26-11-2009, 22:00

http://maemo.org/packages/view/fmsx/

Marat ported it himself. Of course now I am tempted to try a port of openMSX :)

Por Vampier

Prophet (2412)

27-11-2009, 01:17

Marat

Por Manuel

Ascended (19462)

28-11-2009, 00:14

OK, I compiled a binary for N900.. But I don't have a device to test it on... Anyone willing to try?

Por jr

Champion (379)

26-01-2010, 17:21

sure, where can I download it?

Por dvik

Prophet (2200)

26-01-2010, 21:51

I have a N900 as well. Haven't had time to compile blueMSX yet but its on my nowadays too long todo list.

Por ro

Scribe (4963)

27-01-2010, 09:48

How's that N900 working for you? I'm interested in the device since my N95 is like sooooo 2008 and want to update to, for example, the N900 (I love Nokia phones)

Por Manuel

Ascended (19462)

27-01-2010, 22:46

jr, at the moment, I only have a compiled binary, no packaging at all. Is that still useful?

(I tried to get the packaging going, but I had to give up The dev env is working against me and no one is helping... Very disappointing.)