On the other hand it also uses IR. And not in a good way. The sensor bar is nothing but two bright IR lamps. If fact if you can put two bright lamps on top of your TV it makes the wiimote even more accurate because the lamps would leave a better IR signature...

Or you can probably run a build of ScummVM using otheros.bld

Many things are possible.

They are working on the hack. I think currently it is possible to run copied GC games on wii.

You can expect good performance from Dosbox providing you run it on a native x86 machine. (almost any Intel processor would do) On other hardware dosbox seems to have problems...

I agree. Perhaps I was being cruel yeah. Sorry for that. It was more of am "if that's what it takes..." approach. But yeah. You're right. People have already been more than cruel and unfair towards the FreeSCI team. No need to add to that. What can I say.. I am an emotional person. :oops: ...

It is also possible to install a modchip into your PSP and make a dual-firmware installation.

I can confirm that FreeSCI supports the SCI0 version of Quest for Glory (formerly known as Hero's Quest). It's even able to make some significant graphical upgrades. However it is far from perfect. Also, it is next to impossible to find a Win32 build of FreeSCI. So if you are running windows, you'll...

You have the option to install Yellow Dog Linux on PS3. If I'm not mistaken it's a Fedora Core linux. So far people had no problems running Fedora Applications on PS3. I have seen MAME, NES and SNES emulators running. (both in full screen and windowed mode) So theoretically ScummVM should not be a p...