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Posted June 13, 2011
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Orryyrro: Metal Gear 1 and 2 were released for the MSX2, which was a home computer. MGS 1 and 2 both had Windows releases. I beleive the reason 3 and 4 were't released on PC were that they require analog button pushes for certain things in other wordss push button harder does something different than if you push it lightly.
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Antimateria: I know that there's a difference with metal gear and metal gear solid. But nowadays many own xbox360 controller for driving games or whatnot..
I'm not sure if you're saying the 360 controller would work for MGS 3 and 4 or something completely different, but it doesn't have analog face buttons regardless like the original Xbox and PS2 and PS3 have.
Post edited June 13, 2011 by Orryyrro
Posted June 13, 2011
"The Best Is Yet to Come"....................
Posted June 13, 2011
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liquidsnakehpks: "The Best Is Yet to Come"....................
Songs along.. and where the hell is note in keyboard.. nevertheless.. Wasn't that in MGS1 ending?
Posted June 13, 2011
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Poulscath: ScummVM is cross platform and already runs on ARM systems.
I think Dosbox has ports to other CPUs but performance could be a problem.
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Miaghstir: I bet ScummVM and DOSBox for Windows8/ARM will be available before the OS goes RTM (soon after a public beta is released).
DOSBox devs have no interest in ARM development.....unless mabye if someone were to buy them one ;)

That's for official support. For unofficial then yeah there will more than likely be a port.
Post edited June 13, 2011 by DosFreak
Posted June 13, 2011
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DosFreak: That's for official support. For unofficial then yeah there will more than likely be a port.
Precisely. It's open-source, and there's bound to be interest somewhere in the community.
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