Quake 3 ported to Nexus One, runs smoothly
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Back in February, we shared with you the amazing news of Quake 3 ported to the quite popular Motorola Droid handset. While the port itself was a huge development, it did made Nexus One users think why not us. The reason given at that time was that the game supported only mobile phones with physical keyboard. But given the nature of the surprise filled Android hacking world, we now have the first person 3D based shooting game ported to the first Android 2.1 phone and is running pretty smoothly. Video after the jump.
As you will tell from the video, the game doesn’t show any signs of lagginess and offers a pretty enjoyable gaming experience with full audio support and responsive touch screen. Volume Up key is used to move forward, where as the Volume Down key has been reserved for jumping purposes. The trackball as you might have noticed performs the mouse role pretty. Firing gun shots is done by tapping the trackball.
[via XDA]
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