Hi guys,
Here's a plug for Ultimate Snakes and Ladders. This is the second Android app that I designed on my own.
Description:
Play the classic Snakes and Ladders board game, or add an exciting twist to it! This is a modern take on the children's favourite that has been kid-approved! Includes some improvements in gameplay over the typical versions:
Customizable gameplay that allows you to play a normal game, or flip the snakes/ladders upside-down for the entire game (snakes make you go up, ladders go down), or flip the snakes/ladders at random times during a game!
Each player has their own die to roll (on their side of the board), to prevent accidental rolling of an opponent's die.
Each piece on the board has an arrow icon pointing to direction of travel, which especially helps younger players track their movement.
Fun sound effects and music
Game consists of single-player (vs computer) or two-player match.
Play Store Link:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.dsi.snakes
Screenshots are attached.
If you like it, please leave 5 stars and/or a review, which will help improve my app rankings Thanks!
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is there anyway to make the jams d-pad go in diagonals eg for use in snes emulator or c64 emulater, it only goes up down left right. :evil:
Not really.
With so many ppc:s now supporting bluetooth I wonder why there is still no compact bluetooth gamepad on the market. Should sell like mad.
I have been using an xda with dos emulator to play prince of persia, I havent worked out how to pick up or use the sword but the diagonal seems to work, push up for up, left for go left, diagonal between up/left make him take long jumps.
I have seen the same problem as hally, tried a few games, and I have been unable to use the diagonals. Some action games are unplayable without diagonals...
If you want to play games - get yourself a gameboy.
8)
I can run a gameby emulator
Seriously -- the Magician is a beautiful gaming machine -- why would you not play games on it?
Well... for one thing it doesn't do diagonals very well.
And even if it did, the layout of the buttons isn't really suitable for action gaming. The worst is probably the button in the middle of the d-pad which you will press by accident almost constantly. And how do you comfortably use both thumbs to control the game?
i play a bunch of games on it -- there are much more than d-pad based action games, right?
I recently played through Monkey Island for instance (using ScummVM) but the games that I most often play are Slay and Conquest.
Ok, I thought we were talking about games where interaction through the d-pad and other hardware buttons is central.
I personally use it for gaming almost daily, mostly card games like solitaire or black jack, and for this type of games it is absolutely brilliant.
This should be possible because when i push diagonal i can feel both buttons clicking. I think that some one needs to create a driver to add diagonal.
has any one seeen the zeta joypad?
Hi,
Thought i'd share my gaming xperiance on Xperia with the rest of you guys...
So far... i've got the following games working on Xperia. Though they work flawlessly! No lag, no hang ups... but perfect playback. Yet, the following problems:
1. None work in full-screen mode, but cover most of the screen so its worth it.
2. If you get a call in b/w a game or messages, the game keeps running in the background, but you have to use the Task Manager to activate it again. (not a biggie for me)
3. Games that start in landscape don't switch to portrait and the same thing around.
Here's the list so far...
1. Bubble Shooter.
2. Bobble Bubble Build.
3. Deluxeware Penguin Panic v1.08.
4. Tomb Raider - Opens in landscape but opposite direction from the keyboard. Is played using on-screen keypad so works great. And no LAG!
5. Syberia 2 - Awesome game, opens in landscape but doesn't fill the screen. Videos play as smoothly as they would on a PC and the game has no lag. I called myself on the phone and then re-activated syberia 2 via Task Manager and no loss or performance or gameplay.
Some screenshots below... Please bear with me - i took these shots from my not-so-good iPhone's camera in poor lighting...
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=447748
XPERIA PLAY
Is It possible to change touchpad settings in a config file for a specific game?
Some games like ShadowGun has a Touchpad settings that makes the aim so smooth and accurate with the right analog stick. When you are aiming with your right thumb and stop the movement, your weapon also stops, but in some games like Call Of Duty BlackOps Zombies, Modern Combat 3 and BattleField 2, the aiming is so different and inaccurate, if you does not put your thumb in the center of the analog stick, your weapon keeps moving in that direction.
I would like to "copy" the settings from ShadowGun and put this settings in CoD, MC3 or BF2 to improve aim. I hope this will be possible, and somebody makes a tutorial.
Thank You and sorry, my english is very poor
Unfortunately no.
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I grew up on SNES. Super Mario, Final Fight, and Contra were just a few of my favorites, and most of my collection is still intact—all I have to do is reach under my bed and pull out all my old games. As proof, I present my original Donkey Kong Country cartridge
Now that I'm older, I don't have as much time to play my SNES as I used to. Hell, I barely have time to play my Xbox. Most of the games I play these days are on my Note 2, but no mobile game can compare to those classics collecting dust in my room.
The solution? A happy medium—I found a way to play my SNES games on my Note 2.
Through a site called, you can download all your favorite SNES games. All you have to do is head over to the site (directly from your Note 2) and click on the download box next to your game of choice.
Note: You will need to make sure your device can install third-party applications. To enable them, go to Settings -> Security -> Unknown Sources.
The game will be saved as an APK file, which can then be installed and opened with no other applications or emulators required. Each game has a built-in joystick and buttons, so you can play it with the same controls you would use on your SNES.
I've played through several games and it works pretty well. All of the functionality is there, but you have to wait until you can save the game to exit, or else all of your hard work will be gone and you'll have to start from scratch.
has hundreds of games to choose from, so head on over and find your old favorites!
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Hey,
I created this tutorial using a nexus 10 (easier to control recording), but the same steps apply to a FireTV. This allows you to bring retro gaming back to the big screen! Please let me know if you have any hangups and I'll try to help you through them.
The Xbox 360 wireless receiver works out of the box with the FireTV, so this is a great way to play N64 games. The controls actually transfer very well in my experience.
Sorry for the interference on the first part of the video- no money for fancy recording stuff (yet). Happy gaming!