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Re: Everquest
Posted by: bullis1 May,31.2013-21:00 

It would be impossible to port without source code (which is not available). Also I believe a large portion of the game code for Everquest runs serverside? It's an online-only game with no solo modes.

Another note is that even though it runs on a 166mhz processor it is a very different architecture and it makes use of MMX instructions iirc.

Isn't it still up and running, meaning you would not be allowed to port it or make any modifications?

I didn't think the Supervidel had 3D acceleration? (I really have no idea about this one)

Finally I have to wonder why you would want to play Everquest on Atari?







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Everquest quackmore May,31.2013-18:32
  Re: Everquest bullis1 May,31.2013-21:00
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